Help Line Seeks Reader Questions at The Enterprise
Readers are invited to send questions or problems to Action Line at The Enterprise. The newspaper notes that while every request is considered, the high volume prevents acknowledgment of all inquiries.
Neighbors Seek Ball Park on Redding Street
A local resident asks how to change a street name and requests guidance for obtaining a ball park. Parks and Recreation advises contacting the department. permits required for ball play except Sundays. Pluto distance and radio travel times discussed. lamination of window shades judged best by a professional. and parental permission governs long distance calls by children.
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Redding Street
Parks and Recreation
A. A. Harvell
Redding
Parks and Recreation Office
P & R Department
Earth
Pluto
W. A. John Zunes
Morehead Planetarium
Understanding G P film ratings and Seeing Eye dog policy
The article explains the new G P film ratings with general and parental guidance, clarifies that cigarette packs cannot be traded for Seeing Eye dogs, and outlines The Seeing Eye Inc policy in Morristown New Jersey. It notes a nominal dog fee of 150 dollars, 50 dollars for replacements, and travel cost coverage to equalize expenses while ensuring eligibility and dignity.
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George Werntz Jr
Seeing Eye, Inc
Morristown
New Jersey
8000 GIs Sweep Into Cambodia In Major Vietnam Move
About 8,000 U S combat troops pushed into Cambodia 70 miles northwest of Saigon and began building bases for assaults on the Communist command zone. U S and South Vietnamese forces link up in the Parrot's Beak area as heavy air and artillery support clear jungle to establish Fire Support Base Center.
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Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
Supreme Communist Command
South Vietnam
Parrot’s Beakh
Svay Rieng
Highway 1
Associated Press
Charles Ryan
Ryan
Parrot’s Beak
Fulbright Committee Seeks Meeting With President Over Cambodia Action
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted unanimously to ask for a White House meeting with President Nixon to discuss his Cambodian troop decision. Chairman Fulbright described the move as a constitutional duty and a substantial expansion of the Indochina war, while noting the White House would not immediately comment.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Cambodia
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Indochina
White House
Fulbright
Capitol
U.S
Vietnam
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Elliott Richardson
David R. Packard
Nixon orders Cambodia strikes amid political storm
President Nixon launches surprise assault with U S and South Vietnamese troops into Cambodia to hit North Vietnamese and Viet Cong sanctuaries. He frames action as essential to save lives, continue withdrawal, and push peace, despite warnings of political fallout and a potential one term presidency.
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Vietnam
U.S
Cambodia
Nixon
White House
Senate
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Dole
Peter Dominick
R-Cole
Armed Services Committee
Washington
United States
Protest Over Panther Trial Draws Masses At Yale
Thousands of demonstrators from across the nation converge in New Haven for a Free the Panthers rally as 4000 federal troops sit ready and Yale prepares to feed up to 35000. The protest centers on the Black Panther murder case of Alex Rackley with Bobby Seale among defendants.
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New Haven Green
Partment
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Westover Air Base
Chicopee
Mass
2Nd Marines
Camp Lejeune
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
R.1
Connecticut
Panther
David Hilliard
Bobby G. Seale
Alex Rackley
New York City
Black Panthers
Doug Miranda
John Joe
U.S. Atty
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