Interstate firearms theft program expanded nationwide
The ATF expands its voluntary interstate firearms theft and loss reporting pilot from New England to nationwide coverage after 18 reports in six weeks. Rex D. Davis notes shipments span the country and trucking firms will supply forms with over 1500 firms willing to cooperate. The program aims to close tracing gaps as stolen firearms move through interstate commerce and into crime.
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Washington, D.C
Treasury
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
ATF
Rex D. Davis
United States
New England
Davis
Washington
Bureau
Arthur Bremer
Alabama
George Wallace
Frustration bids shape a bridge victory
South wins a bridge hand after a complex line of plays. He ruffs clubs, cashes trumps, and ruffs to exhaust opponents while East and West contribute, then faces a tense sequence after a four no trump to six diamonds. He ends frustrated by the misfit between plan and result.
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East Poe
East
South
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Blackwood
North
Four Clubs Ambition After North South Auction
In the bridge problem four clubs is chosen by South with a strong slam possibility. After North bids four clubs and partner responds five clubs, decide the continuation. The prompt asks what South should bid next, promising a later answer.
New Uses Seen For Kava Root In Mental Health
Dr. Joseph Buckley of the University of Pittsburgh advocates distilling an active compound from Kava to create a sedative medicine. He reports Kava relaxes the brain’s lower functions, may reduce aggression, and has shown calming effects in laboratory rats. The root is grown in Hawaii and the South Seas, with a government controlled market. Kava breaks and saloons exist in some Pacific communities, and traditional ceremonies preserve its ritual use.
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Pittsburgh
South Sea Islands
Joseph Buckley
University of Pittsburgh
Buckley
Hawaii
U.S
Short Hair Insight Sparks Style Debate in Hollywood
Actress Michelle Phillips predicts a return to old style with shorter hair as she joins Dillinger. Tim Conway and George Plimpton visit Hugh Hefner at the Playboy Mansion, famed for its 54 rooms and 32 resident bunnies. Meanwhile Franco Zeffirelli blasts Italy’s film industry amid economic and union strife, voicing pessimism about the future.
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Hollywood
NEA
Michelle Phillips
The
Dillinger
Tim Conway
George Plimpton
Hugh Hefner
Stomach acid and vagus nerve linked to ulcers
Dear Dr. Lamb explains how acid and pepsin production in the stomach are stimulated by the vagus nerve and how vagus disruption from surgery or drugs reduces but does not stop acid output. Stress, taste, smell, and lifestyle factors influence acid production, with behavior changes aiding ulcer treatment.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Television Logs and Schedule Fragments From 1973
A dense listing of TV programs across the day shows a mix of game shows, dramas, talk shows, and movies. Entries include I Dream Of Jeannie, The Six Million Dollar Man, Hawaii Five-O, The Outsiders, Murdock's Gang, The House on 92nd Street, and Payment on Demand among others. Multiple time slots reference NBC CBS and local Arkansas programming, with news broadcasts and farm and agricultural segments interspersed throughout.
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Jeannie
National Geographic
Dick Cavett
Johnny Carson
Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope September 5, 1973
Daily horoscope notes surprise affection revealed, profits from partnerships, chance meetings with romantic overtones, and home changes driven by creativity. Unseen factors favor economic gains, favors arrive unexpectedly, and improvisation solves a pending problem with potential residence change and financial improvement.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
National Chicken Cooking Contest Opens in Little Rock
The 1973 National Chicken Cooking Contest Cook-Off runs September 10–11 at the new Little Rock convention center exhibit hall and Camelot Inn as part of the city’s grand opening. Fifty-one finalists from states and DC compete for a $10,000 top prize, with 65 food editors attending.
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Little Rock
Camelot Inn
District of Columbia
National Broiler Council
Ac’cent International Inc
Best Foods
CPC International, Inc
Mazda
Alcoa
Wear-Ever Aluminum, Inc
Arkansas
G. Ted Cameron
Mountaine Corporation
J.W. “Buster
Cobb
Shelby Massey
Valmac Industries
Russellville, Ark
Bud Sappington
Peterson Industries
Rogers, Ark
Paul Henry
Banquet Foods
Batesville, Ark
New Convention Center
Arkansas Poultry Federation
Cartoon Doctor Prevenildo Boosts Brazil Cancer Awareness
In Brazil a cartoon doctor named Prevenildo has quadrupled cancer awareness with a public service campaign. Moacir Silva of the National Cancer Institute cites increased exam turnout after the campaign aired on TV and in movies. The effort, financed by President Me dici's public relations department, features a white smock doctor highlighting seven warning signs and urging checkups.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Prevenildo
Brazil
Moacyr Silva
National Cancer Institute
Latin America
Emilio G. Medici
Silva
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National Trucking Association
Trucking Industry In General
Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute
By Oswald
James Jacoby
American Samoas
South Sea
Michelle
By Dick Kleiner
Bill Bixby
Las Vegas
Vegas
Bixby
Brenda
Italy
Franco Zeffirelli
Conway
Plimpton
Jay Silverheels
Sacheen Littlefeather
Marlon Brando
Saceen
Brando
Shirley Bassey
Josephine Baker
Diana Ross
CBS News
Duchess of Idaho
Dinah Snore
92Nd Street
Canada
the Young and the Restless
NBC News
All My Children
Little Rock Today
Eye On Arkansas
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Merv Griffin
Electric Company
Green Acres i Petticoat Junction
Maude
Billy Graham Crusade
Toma
Heifetz
Homewood
Herald of Truth
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Bernice Bede
Collier Wenderoth
Ft. Smith
Lex Killebrew
A.P.F
Ark
Marilee Coler
Kay McCollum
Bentonville
Cartoon Aids
Cancer
LeRoy
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