Nixon Economic Policy Raises Public Opinion But Persists Skepticism
Louis Harris reports that Nixon's economy moves lift positive ratings for keeping the economy healthy by ten points from a July low of 22 percent while 63 percent still rate him negatively. Voters cite improved momentum yet emphasize ongoing recession fears and layoffs. 73 percent negative previously, now down, with wage price rent freeze backed by 73 percent and tax relief measures praised by 71-78 percent for various steps.
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Ex-Canadian PM John Diefenbaker Hospitalized in Wales
Former Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, 75, was admitted to a hospital in Wrexham, Wales for observation. His Ottawa office said his condition is comfortable as he is in Wales visiting friends since August 25.
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Meat Warnings Made Public
The Agriculture Department released thousands of warnings to meat and poultry processors after court orders. Officials say these letters seek voluntary compliance on possible violations before escalation, with severe cases risking suspension of federal inspection and interstate business.
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Court of Appeals
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CP&L to supply extra data on nuclear plants
CP&L officials say new AEC rules require extra environmental reports for Hartsville D C and Southport nuclear plants. J A Jones says data will be submitted by deadlines while Hartsville may continue under existing licenses and criteria.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Drug Case Involving College Student Upheld on Appeal
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a district court ruling delaying relief for Richard Robinson a student dismissed from Montreal Anderson Junior College owned by the Southern Presbyterian Church. He claimed due process rights were violated by state action without charges or notice of evidence.
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Showers Likely at Friend Ship Forecast
The weatherman at Friend ship notes variable cloudiness with a chance of afternoon showers. Forecast calls for light rain possible across the area and cooler temperatures later in the day.
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North and South Carolina Virginia Weekend Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms across the region. North Carolina highs reach upper 70s to low 90s with mountain lows in the 50s to 60s, coast in upper 70s to low 80s. South Carolina highs in the 80s, lows around 70. Virginia partly cloudy with a southeast shower chance, highs in the 80s, tonight in the 60s.
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Britain’s Douglas-Home to seek Cairo talks on Soviet ties
In a three day visit to Cairo Sir Alec Douglas-Home will press President Sadat and his ministers to reduce reliance on the Soviet Union through Western political and economic backing while avoiding direct peace proposal or Big Four revival. He aims to open full discussions on Cairo’s Soviet dependence amid shifting Middle East tensions.
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