Charles Will Work For End To War And Prisoner Release
Navy Lt Norris Charles, one of three Americans freed by North Vietnam, says he will work for the war's end and POW release in uniform or out. He believes the POWs will return when the war ends, after a three day Balboa Naval Hospital stay in San Diego.
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Associated Press
Navy
J.g
Norris Charles
Charles
North Vietnam
San Diego
Calif
Balboa Naval Hospital
Markhma Gartley
Air Force
Edward K. Elias
Olga
Kirsten
Jacksonville
Fla
Gartley
Byron Fuller
Researchers Use Lasers As Precision Scalpels
SAN FRANCISCO AP Researchers report a surgical laser that uses a CO2 beam to cut tissue with extreme precision. In tests on burn patients the laser removed dead skin instantly with no bleeding and faster grafting. Animal studies show potential to repair organs such as the liver while sealing vessels to reduce bleeding and infection risk.
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San Francisco
James P. Fidler
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
College of Surgeons
Fidler
Fider
Emergency bill to boost emergency medical services passes
The House approved a $255 million three year program to expand emergency medical services, improve planning and coordination, and fund research and training. Speaker Carl Albert cast the deciding vote to achieve a two thirds majority, sending the measure to the Senate. Rep. Paul G. Rogers said the goal is faster, better care for accident victims and a potential 15000 fewer highway deaths annually.
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Washington
House
Senate
Carl Albert
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
Defense Opens Corona Mass Murder Trial
The defense begins opening remarks in Fairfield as Juan Corona stands accused of murdering 25 migrant workers in 1971. Prosecutor Bart Williams says witnesses will tie Corona to bloodstains and handwriting. experts will compare handwriting to a ledger listing victims.
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Fairfield
Calif
Juan Corona
U.S
Bart Williams
Corona
Williams
Feather River
Yuba City
Hastings water fluoridation cuts dental decay in youth
Hastings New Zealand became the first city to fluoridate its water in 1954 at one part per million to reduce tooth decay. Despite gains, the city now faces a shortage of dentists. Dental decay in residents under 25 has been halved since the program began.
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Hastings
New Zealand
Witness Lunge Marks Chavis Trial Pause in North Carolina
Jerome Mitchell, 17, a key witness and other defendant Allen Hall, 18, clashed with defense lawyer James Fergu son during testimony on Ben Chavis case. Court adjourned amid uproar as jurors fled. Hall’s letter implicates codefendant Ann Shepard.
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Burgaw
N. C
Ben Chavis
Jerome Mitchell
Allen Hall
James Ferguson
Hunoval
Hall
Chavis
Ann Shepard
Scott Says Regions Lack Federal Commitment To Relief
North Carolina Governor Bob Scott told 29 state representatives that very little national commitment has been made to ease the plight of economically depressed regions. He cited Appalachia as a catalyst for broader attention and urged Title V commission members to press the national administration for meaningful budget requests to sustain regional development partnerships.
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Omaha
Neb
North Carolina
Bob Scott
Appalachian
Scott
Council of Title V Governors
Appalachia
Appalachian Regional Commission
Public Works and Economic Development
Title V Commissions
Workers Strike Three Winston-Salem Plants
In Winston-Salem, workers at Vulcan Materials and Piedmont Construction began and extended wage dispute driven strikes, while Textile Workers Union members walked out at Duplan Corp. Vulcan and Piedmont said operations were hampered but not halted. Piedmont considers hiring nonunion workers. union charges face National Labor Relations Board rulings.
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Winston -Salem
N. C
Teamsters
Vulcan Materials Co
Piedmont Construction Co
Textile Workers Union
Duplan Corp
R. V. Durham
Teamsters Local 391
Vulcan
Piedmont
Duplan
National Labor Relations ‘Board
Natural gas remains cheapest home energy in Piedmont Carolinas
The article argues natural gas is the most economical energy source for cooking, water heating, space heating, and clothes drying in Piedmont Carolinas. It contends that no alternative, even when compared across leading energy sources, offers lower costs.
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Piedmont Carolinas
Tarzan
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