Oak View School Named From Local Vote
Readers recall the naming of Oak View School from Thacker dairy farm land in 1925 with Oak View chosen from 15 to 16 submissions. Community concerns noted at the Jeannette and Centennial Eastchester corner cite long wait times at a multi leg intersection controlled by a stop sign and signals for other approaches. Information on registering dogs via the American Kennel Club at 51 Madison Avenue New York NY 10010 is provided along with labor law hours for women per NC General Statutes sections 95-17 and 95-26 and a Wage and Hour Division helpline 1 800 692 0208 for guidance.
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Blanche Owen
Route 1
Oak View School
Delano Academy
Tanyard Road
Lena Thacker
Oak View
Centennial
Eastchester
Jeannette Avenue
Jeannette
Jeanhiette
Sigdail
N. Cc
Bond Fide
U. S. Department of Labor
Bam
Beom
North
Carloina
Nixon says Laos pullout assures continued withdrawal
President Nixon, in a wide White House interview, says Laos operations have substantially reduced danger to U.S. forces and that the next withdrawal will be announced in April. He praises South Vietnamese progress, cites oversight of media coverage, and signals no fixed date for Vietnam exit, while noting possible run for a second term.
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Washington
APY
Nixon
Iat
Laos
U.S
Howard K. Smith
American Broadcasting Co
Ce Ritles
Vietnam
Hanoi
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon Gald
Smith
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Southeast Asia
White House
Middle East
Soviet Union
Perea
South
North Vietnam
Can
Anothe
Saigon
Baise
US forces pull back as Saigon troops retreat toward border
Saigon backed forces withdraw from Laos and northwest South Vietnam amid North Vietnamese pressure near Khe Sanh and the Laotian border. U.S. casualties rise as air and ground operations continue with helicopter gunships, jet strikes, and blocking units aiding Saigon troops retreating toward Chu Lai and the border.
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Saigon
South
Kije Sanh
U.S
Laois
Michael Putzel
Khe Sanh
Chu. Lai
Quang Tri Province
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Jensen
Nixon seeks end of Vietnam pullout deadline by year end
AP analysis reports President Nixon pushing for a Dec 31 Vietnam pullout deadline amid Democratic opposition and Republican support. He argues a firm date could end the war with a Saigon‑led defense posture, while warning of regional repercussions if the U.S. pulls out too soon. The plan envisions phased troop withdrawal by January 1973 with continued prisoner releases.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
America
House
Senate
Tegard
Vieuuinese
United—States
South
Asia
Pacific
Mideast
Congress
Saigon
President Udall criticizes impounding funds before Senate panel
Former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall tells a Senate Judiciary subcommittee that Congress has been too timid in confronting the President over impounding or withholding appropriated funds. Mayor Joseph Alioto of San Francisco cites nearly a billion dollars held back for urban projects, calling it a constitutional issue. The hearing, led by Chairman Sam Ervin Jr., examines how impounding lets the President choose which laws to enforce.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart, L. Udall
Congress
Senate
Joseph Alloto
San Francisco
Seate “Judiciary
Suprema
Sam
J. Ervin ,Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Impoundment Revisions Highlight Admin Reserve Practice
The article reports a discrepancy between $12.2 billion and $11.1 billion in appropriated funds held in reserve, frozen, or sequestered. It notes impoundment as a broad, nonpartisan issue since World War II, with criticism across administrations and calls for restraint on projects like the Cross-Florida Barge Canal.
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Charles B
Florida
Congréss
Erie
Nixon Appeals For Approval Of SST Funds
President Nixon urgently urged Senate approval for continued SST funding after House rejection. Sen. Hugh Scott said the Wednesday Senate vote will be close and that Republicans are persuading undecided senators. Scott stressed the president’s strong belief in proceeding with the SST breakthrough.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
GOP
White House
Scott
House
Scotts
Volunteer Army Zero Draft Gains Pay Boost in House Vote
Nixon’s zero draft volunteer plan backed by a House committee with a two year extension, a $987 million pay rise lifting recruit pay to 208.50 monthly and lieutenant pay to 495, aiming to attract volunteers. Opposition argues the draft will still end. Hebert expects House approval before Easter recess.
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Washington
Nixon
House
House ‘Armed Services Committee
William A. Steiger
Te Wis
Armed Services
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
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Oakview
American Kennel Club
Madison Avenue
New York
N. Y
Frank Cormier
Associated ‘Press
Benin
Holger Jensen
Gol
U. S
Wirephale
As AB
Beberi
Volunteer Army
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