Only Military Appears Likely To Topple Greek Regime
Athens reports that President George Papadopoulos relies on tanks and troops to quell student riots, underscoring the army’s dominant role in Greece. The regime faces arrests, closures, and a Polytechnic sit‑in aftermath with eleven killed.
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George Papadopoulos
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George Mavros
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Refunders Beat High Food Prices By Jim Clark
Philadelphia AP story explains refunders, shoppers who mail hundreds of letters to claim money back on products. About 10,000 in the movement across the country, with newsletters in over fifty cities. Benefits include 25 cents to 1 dollar refunds per purchase. drawbacks include counterfeit coupons and expired offers.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Harry Heller
Fisheries program boosts economy from Coho salmon
Washington AP reports NOAA says every dollar invested in Columbia River fisheries for Coho salmon yields seven dollars in economic benefits. The program has averaged 2.5 million dollars spent annually for 22 years.
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Washington
Columbia River Fisheries Program
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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