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Is it lawful to park a school bus on the street
A reader asks if a boy who drives a school bus may park it on a street. The answer says busses should not be parked overnight where they obstruct traffic and off street parking is advised. The Highway Patrol notes no law requires seat belt use or removal by a car owner.
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Anon
The
Highway Patrol
Help for a mentally ill family member in High Point
A family seeks court ordered treatment for a relative in High Point. Mary Blair of the Mental Health Department explains voluntary commitments, medical certification, and judicial commitment requiring two doctors' signatures and clerk of court papers.
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High Point
Anon
Mental Health Department
Mary Blair
N. Wrenn St
Blair
Charlotte National 500 Race Ticket Information
Tickets are available at the Charlotte race track for the Charlotte National 500 held on October 11. Purchase at the track to attend the event.
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Charlotte
Crowded Oak View School Buses Exceed Capacity
Parents raise safety concerns as buses to Northeast Junior High carry sardine loads. Officials say buses seat 54 with a 25 percent overload allowed, equating to 67 max standing riders. Bus 249 previously carried 75 but is now limited to 67, with no bus confirmed at 93 riders.
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Oak View
Northeast Junior High
Old Winston Road
H.D.C
Jim Surratt
Action
War Shows Shrinking Vietnam Conflict Battlefield Gains Slow
The Vietnamese war shows ongoing gains in pacification and Vietnamization but no clear path to a military solution. Despite a shift to smaller engagements, guerrilla attacks continue, with Viet Cong influence persisting in many villages under Saigon’s shield and U.S. disengagement proceeding gradually.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Measles Siege May Be Halted
ATLANTA AP The National Center for Disease Control says a nationwide rapid immunization program may avert a German measles epidemic in the early 1970s. About 16 million children have already been immunized in 18 months, with a goal of 60 million. Pregnant mothers who contract rubella risk deformed or ailing babies. young children are the main carriers.
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Atlanta, Ga
National Center For Disease Control
NCDC
Nixon eyes extended cease fire and Mediterranean strength
President Nixon, midway through Europe, pursues a 90 day cease fire extension in the Middle East with Israel Egypt and Jordan. He warns that breaking the cease fire would meet global opposition and signals possible naval expansion to deter Soviet moves in the Mediterranean. Nixon meets with Bruce and Bruce hints at options to move Vietnam talks off dead center.
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Associated Press
Newmarket ON Fergus
Ireland
Nixon
Middle East
U.S
Mediterranean
Dromoland Castle
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Edward
Heath
6Th Fleet
United States
Soviet Union
David K.E. Bruce
Vietnam
Paris
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Bruce
Ziegler
South Vietnam
Cambodian lawmakers move to abolish monarchy for republic
The National Assembly and Senate voted unanimously to proclaim a republic on Oct. 9 with effect Nov. 1. Chief of State Chen Heng to speak at the U.N. on Oct. 9. Lon Nol's government may retain power in the near term as Sihanouk heads a government in exile in Peking.
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John T. Wheeler
Associated Press
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
National Assembly
Senate
Chen Heng
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Norodom Sihanouk
Royal House
Peking
Lon Nol
Sihanouk
Hostages Released From New York City Jails
Mayor Lindsay’s ultimatum led to the release of three hostages at the Long Island City jail and the earlier release of 17 at the Tombs in Manhattan. Jails in Brooklyn and Kew Gardens were retaken as talks with prisoners continued.
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Sam Maull
Tom Kelly
Associated Press Writers
NEW York (Ap
John V. Lindsay
Land City
Lindsay
Tombs
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Kew Gardens
Queens
Long Island City
Pop Singer Janis Joplin Found Dead
Hollywood police report Janis Joplin 27 was found dead in her hotel apartment with fresh needle marks on her left arm. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death. officials noted no foul play and said tequila vodka and wine were in the room.
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Hollywood
Janis
Miss Joplin
Jimi Hendrix
London
San Francisco
Larkspur
Columbia Records
John Cooke
Janis Joplin
Cooke
Monterey
Calif
Lebanese Officials Freed From Guerrilla Hold
In Beirut two Lebanese intelligence colonels were released after 90 minutes aboard an Iraqi Airways Viscount by Palestinian guerrillas who were refused permission to depart. The plane, surrounded by armed troops, sat on the tarmac for hours as authorities sought Jordan or Syria acceptance for the guerrillas.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraqi Airways
Jordan
Syria
Las
Iraq
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