Requests for TV exercise segments on Channel 8
A reader asks Action Line about returning TV exercise segments. Channel 8 says no current plans but may consider later. viewers urged to contact program directors to gauge interest and speed a potential revival.
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Rising High Point utility bills prompt homeowner tips
A reader questions escalating City of High Point water and sewer charges. The column cites Public Utilities Director Williams explaining costs, trend data from 1913 to 1969, and prompts readers to track appliance use, limit hot water, and prepare for outages.
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Government and Union Resume Postal Pay Talks
Washington sources report a fresh wage offer tabled by the government in renewed postal pay negotiations. Postmaster General Blount conveyed Nixon’s instructions as negotiators press to end the dispute following a nationwide walkout and court action that threatened mail delivery.
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Winton Blount
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Federal mediator enters talks to avert trucker wage strike
Washington reports a federal mediator has joined negotiations between the Teamsters and Trucking Employers Inc. as the current contract for 425,000 drivers nears expiration at midnight. The union seeks a $1.75 hourly wage rise, while employers offer a $1 raise over three years. no strike call has been announced yet.
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Teamsters
Trucking Employers Inc
Ruse Fails As Leftist Hijackers Seize Airliner In Seoul
A Japan Air Lines Boeing 727 hijacked by about 15 Red Army student faction members landed in Seoul after diversions toward Pyongyang were blocked. Authorities used North Korea deceptions at Kimpo Airport but the ploy failed and hijackers held passengers for hours before surrender.
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Nakasone
Herbert Brill
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Japan
Daniel S. MacDonald
San Francisco
Tokyo
Fukuoka
Revolutionary Red Army
MIG21 Downed in North Vietnam First since 1968
A U S Navy fighter escorted a reconnaissance plane and shot down a MIG21 over Thanh Hoa province north of the DMZ. It marked the first North Vietnam kill claimed by the U S since bombing halted 17 months earlier and followed ongoing reconnaissance missions with escorts. The report notes continued ground fighting in the Mekong Delta with 33 North Vietnamese regulars killed in the Seven Mountains area and total casualties rising.
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Chi Lang
South Vietnam
Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
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Thanh Hoa Province
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U.S
Johnson
Quang Binh
Mekong
Nui Dam
Meat Prices May Be Going Up
Washington AP reports meat costs may rise again mimicking last summer shocks. Government economists note uncertain outlook with some hedges but bleak prospects for holding meat prices. Total red meat output fell 4 percent in February from a year earlier.
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Meat prices steady as cattle slip and pork rises flagged
The report notes last August round steak averaged 1.32 per pound with hamburger at 66 cents, and February prices slightly lower for steak and higher for hamburger. Hog prices stay near records as pork chops jump to 1.21. Experts expect more pork if baby pig production rises, while poultry slaughter climbs 13 percent from a year earlier. Meat imports offer little relief under voluntary quotas to avoid 1964 import limits.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Government Hard-Line Action Storms Air Controller Strike
The government escalates against the PATCO sick-in with threats of firing and suspensions. Attorneys seek temporary restraining orders to halt the strike as 522 of 1,666 controllers are absent across 21 centers. Volpe promises cash awards for workers who stay, while delays persist at major airports.
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Federal Aviation Administration
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John A. Volpe
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Oakland
Army Officer Gets Six Months for Prisoner Murder
First Lt. James B. Duffy, 23, of Claremont, California, was sentenced by a military court to six months confinement and a $1,500 fine for the death of a Vietnamese prisoner. The eight man panel had initially faced a life sentence for premeditated murder before reconsidering after the verdict. Sgt. John R. Lanasa faces accusations tied to the shooting. Higher authorities will review the verdict and sentence.
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