Vietnam Critics Quiet During Summit Sessions
Soviet press largely ignored the Vietnam war during Nixon's Moscow summit, aiming to avoid interference with talks. Newspapers highlighted possible improved U.S.-Soviet relations and displayed smiles at the talks table, with Pravda publishing Nixon's banquet remarks and Moscow News echoing a businesslike tone.
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Pleasant Weekend Weather Forecast Across Carolinas
North Carolina will see a brisk weekend with high pressure moving in from New England. Expect clear skies cool tonight with lows in the upper 40s, highs Saturday in the 70s to near 80, and coastal gale warnings along Cape Lookout with increasing clouds and a chance of showers. South Carolina features mostly sunny west and showers east, with highs in the 70s to 80s, overnight lows upper 50s to lower 60s, and no rain through Saturday before a mild, clear extended outlook.
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Court of Appeals upholds topless tax stance in Charlotte
North Carolina Court of Appeals rules topless dancer Sherry Lewis did not use proper procedure to challenge a $500 city tax on her profession. The court reversed a lower court ruling striking down the levy, saying the correct path is to pay, seek refund, then sue for recovery. Lewis saw income drop from $1,000 to $300 weekly after the tax.
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$10 000 Paid In Fake Kidnaping
A 72-year-old Zebulon man gave $10,000 in cash to a stranger who claimed his daughter had been kidnapped. The incident began when the man was mowing a lawn and an unknown person warned of the kidnapping, later instructing him to withdraw funds and hand over the money. The daughter was not harmed and was later found safe at work in Raleigh.
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Massive Oaks Cut in Charlotte Neighborhood
Workmen began removing the massive oak trees lining Sharon Lane in Charlotte as part of a progress project. The demolition is expected to take several weeks. The trees, some three feet in diameter, formed a leafy canopy over Sharon Lane in an affluent residential area.
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Diplomat Says Mailman Could Have Done Job
Western diplomat in Moscow says the Kremlin summit produced prearranged pacts and publicity rather than essential breakthroughs. Four agreements were signed earlier and two on Thursday were formalized in Washington, with Nixon signing two and others by lesser officials.
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Mice End Strike At New Castle Steel Plant
Steel workers at a New Castle factory who went on strike after mice invaded their lunchroom were expected to return to work today. The mice have been exterminated.
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Duke Power Mosquito Control Moves Into Outdoors
The Carolina program began in 1923 to reduce mosquitoes through non chemical methods. Duke Power promotes cleaner forests and reduced trash dumping to cut breeding grounds and improve outdoor enjoyment.
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