Reader Advice and Local Inquiries From The Enterprise
A compilation of questions and answers covers mange treatment for dogs and bank handling of damaged currency, neighborly dog nuisance diplomacy, school district tax and boundary explanations for Oakview Estates, the business address of Sena Hector McGeachy, and a six month abandoned car with an inspections deadline of March 19.
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Sena Hector McGeachy
S. T.A
McGeachy
Pope & Reid
First Citizens Bank
Fayetteville
Supreme Court to Hear Hartke Roudebush Senate Dispute
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the contest over Sen. Vance Hartke’s razor thin victory over Richard Roudebush in Indiana. Roudebush sought a recount after a 4,283 vote loss, with Indiana Attorney General Sendak involved in the prior block. The court also moved on other actions including Dowdy trial, antiwar publications, and parochial school aid.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Vance Hartke
Richard L. Roudebush
Roudebush
Senate
Hartke
Indiana
Theodore L. Sendak
Veterans Administration
John Dowdy
D-Tex
Connecticut
Hartford
New York
Indianapolis
Hartke-Roudebush
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Protest at White House over Soviet Jewry treatment
About 2,500 demonstrators gathered near the Ellipse near the White House demanding an end to Soviet cultural and diplomatic talks. Rabbi Meir Kahane led roughly 800 peaceful protesters away by Washington police after a speech urging action.
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Washington
Meir Kahne
Jewish Defense League
Kahane
Russia
White House
Nixon
Soviets Send 90 Additional MIGs To Arabs
U S intelligence reports indicate the Soviet Union has added about 90 MIG21 interceptors to Egypt since late last year along with more SU7 and MIG fighters. Egypt now fields 220 MIG21s 206 MIG17s and 15 MIG15s and 120 SU7s, up from December figures. SAM defenses remained formidable with 360 SA2 and 120 SA3 launchers. The buildup also includes more MI8 helicopters and large artillery.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Egypt
U.S
Soviets
Pentagon
U. S
Calley Jury Bogs Down Listening To Testimony
The jurors in the Lt. William Calley Jr. murder trial argue over the first of four counts as they plan an all day rerun of prosecution testimony on the My Lai killings. They must decide if Calley personally led the 30 to 40 civilians to be killed at the trail intersection and may acquit if reasonable doubt exists about the exact site.
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Anon
Federal Reserve
Department of the Treasury
M. A
Pooch
FT. Benning, Ga
William Calley Jr
Calley
My Lai
U.S. Bombers Press North Vietnam After Laos Withdrawals
U S fighter bombers conducted heavy raids on North Vietnam for a second day as South Vietnamese forces retreat from Laos under heavy enemy attack. Saigon said 10 000 troops pulled back across the border while sources noted major strikes on SAM sites gun positions and depots from the DMZ to the 19th parallel.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
17Th Parallel
19Th Parallel
Tran van An
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Highway 9
Route 9
He Sanh
Ranger
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Defense Ministry
Vientiane
Heavy U S Vietnam clash along Route 9 near Khe Sanh
U S and South Vietnamese forces suffered heavy losses as a convoy hit mines near Route 9 in Laos vicinity. North Vietnamese artillery and rockets struck across the border while U S air units bombed targets along the Ho Chi Minh trail in retaliation. Over 5 000 South Vietnamese casualties were reported.
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Route 9
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Protesting Troops Refuse Move In Khe Sanh Clash
In Vietnam Brig. Gen. Hill says 53 men balked at advancing to trap an ambush near Highway 9. Captain Poveda was relieved for tactical error. troops remain in field with Hill's unit near Lang Vei enroute to Laos invasion area.
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Khe Sanh
Vietnam
John J. Hil
Armored Cavalry
Carlos A. Poveda
Hill
5Th Mechanized Division
Bravo Troop
1St Squadron
1St Cavalry
Americal Division
Troop Units Refuse Forward Movement After Mine Hit
Army units experienced heavy weapon use and air support to soften the line. A mine hit an armored personnel carrier during a third advance, causing scattered disarray as two other APCs retrieved the commander and a wounded crew member. A helicopter landed behind the abandoned vehicle, its crew unharmed. By 8 30 p.m. Bravo Troop was ordered forward to secure the helicopter and command vehicle, but 53 soldiers, excluding officers and sergeants, refused to proceed.
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Bravo
Hill
Gene L. Breeding
Nixon Mills feud grows as tax chief buckles on Social Security
Washington AP reports relations between President Nixon and House tax chief Wilbur Mills cooled to near freezing after Mills pushed a Social Security benefit boost and payroll tax base rise. Nixon demands a quick tax hike and criticizes the deal, signaling tense political weather ahead for Nixon’s programs. Mills, once key to welfare reform, faced friction over timing and strategy as Congress and administration clash over social and economic policy.
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Washington
Nixon
Wilbur D Mills
Arkansas Democrat
Mills
White House
Ways and Means Committee
Areey
Ile Mills
Social Secord
Associates
Democratic Congress
House
Senate
Congress
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Ares Lasha
Estates
Oakview
High Point
Oakview Estates
High Court
Gls
Lang Vei
Rep
Wilbur D. Mills
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