Mortuary Science School Route and Options in North Carolina
The article explains admission rules for aspiring funeral service workers in North Carolina, including age and education requirements, apprenticeship, and board certification. It lists nearby schools such as Gupton Jones in Atlanta and notes the University of Minnesota program as highly regarded. It also includes reader questions and a local property complaint about a fire hazard and rats, with city code enforcement action cited.
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W. B. Lee
Sechrest Funeral Service
N. C
Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science
Ohio
Miami-Dade Junior College
McNeese State University
Lake Charles
Lee
University of Minnesota
Department of Mortuary Science
Freeman Hill
City residents urge action on vacant lot cleanup
An anonymous letter reports a neglected corner lot at Elwood and Boundary with tall weeds and rats. Public Works prompted owners to clear it last year. now residents seek contact details to ensure future maintenance.
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Elwood and
Boundary
Anon
IMF Chief Urges Dollar Devaluation and IMF Reform
International Monetary Fund managing director Pierre-Paul Schweitzer called for a dollar devaluation to enable a world exchange rate framework and proposed expanding Special Drawing Rights as a reserve asset. He warned the crisis requires a U.S. initiative including removing the import surcharge and realigning currencies toward gold and paper gold.
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Washington
International Monetary Fund
United States
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer
Schweitzer
Nixon
U.S
Britain Aches Over Spy Ring Charges as USSR Denies Plot
London reports British expel 105 Soviet diplomats over documents from a KGB defector claiming infiltration plans. Moscow calls the accusations fabrications while Tass blames British anti Soviet hysteria and detente hostility. Comrade X remains guarded in England.
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London
Britain
Alec Douglas-Home
United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
Alec
Groymko
Foreign Office
KGB
Northern
Ireland
Moscow
Tass
British Foreign Office
U.S.S.R
Paired Girls Win Fight Against Rule
In Minneapolis two schools paired for racial balance, Kristi Sagedahl and Kimberly Adams won approval to ride home together on the bus. Despite initial denials citing public‑transport rules and insurance concerns, the pair gained support from Field School and the principal said further review would occur.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Kristi Sagedahl
Kimberly Adams
Kimberly
Kristi
Hale School
Field School
Hale
Field
Bradley A. Bentson
Bentson
Sagedahl
Nixon to meet Hirohito in Alaska as detention act ends
President Nixon flies to the Northwest to press a maritime strike settlement and sign a repeal of the Emergency Detention Act from 1950. He will meet Emperor Hirohito in Anchorage for about 20 minutes and says the act’s repeal ends fears of detaining citizens with unpopular views.
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Portland
Ore
Nixon
Northwest
Alaska
Hirohito
Japan
Secret of Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Washington
Kalispell
Mont
Libby Dam
Kootenai River
Glacier National Park
Anchorrage
Portland Air Base
White House
Attica Inmate Funerals Mark Black Militant Move
Six inmates killed at Attica were honored in Brooklyn with Black Power symbolism and an Army guard. Officials disputed IDs as three bodies were sent for fingerprint verification while the others were buried in Staten Island. Hicks Thomas and Williams awaited examination.
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New York
Attica
Cornerstone Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Black Liberation
Sonany Carson
Congress of African People
John Barnes
Emanuel Johnson
Harold Thomas
Rafael Vasquez
Frank Williams
Thomas Hicks
Carson
Marcus Jackson
Carl Irish
John V. Lindsay
Archbishop criticizes police action in Oviedo church eviction
The Archbishop of Oviedo condemned police violence after officers evicted about 250 retired miners from several churches who had occupied them to demand higher pensions. A similar eviction of 200 pensioners occurred Sept. 14 near Madrid.
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Oviedo
Spain
Madrid
Plane Crash Kills Three in Georgia
Three Florida residents died when a single engine plane crashed nine miles north of Eatonton Putnam County Georgia The victims were Keith Weems James E Bryant both of New Port Richey and Ray Scott Ward of Tampa The plane was en route from Florida to Tennessee when it went down near Georgia 441 Cause of the accident was not known immediately.
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Eatonton
Florida
Putnam County
Keith Weems
James E. Bryant
New Port Richey
Ray Scott Ward
Tampa
Sheriff's Office
Tennessee
Georgia
Record Drug Haul Seized From Car Shipped From Italy
U S customs officials seized 200 pounds of heroin hidden in upholstery and floor panels of an American made car from Italy aboard the Rafaelo. Three men were arrested on smuggling charges in a case worth about 40 million dollars with links being explored to other car based seizures. One arrestee is Guiseppe Giacomazzo of Queens New York.
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New York
Italy
Rafaelo
San Juan
Spain
Elizabeth
N.J
Guiseppe Giacomazzo
Queens
N.Y
Government Eyes Tire Quality Standards for Consumers
Washington AP reports federal regulators plan to require tire makers to provide standardized ratings showing tread wear and traction. Three years after a congressional directive, officials warn rating these qualities is difficult due to weather and road differences, with final rules expected after comments and a target date of September 1972 for other regs.
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Washington
Congress
Ai Gen
Cials
Edward H. Wallace
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Wallace
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Thomas
Williams
Jackson
UA Campaign
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