Army Drug Problem Concentrated in Vietnam WAR units
A Pentagon testing program shows hard drug use in the military is mainly among Army personnel in Vietnam. Surprising tests in late December found 5.6 to 4.5 percent usage in Vietnam units, while overall rates were low in Marines, Navy, and other regions. The report notes some pretest abstinence and surprise inspections.
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UPI
Pentagon
Vietnam
Europe
Tside
United States
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Pacific Area
Navy
Pacific
Pacific Countries
Restrictions Asked On Mixing Of Antibiotics In Animal Feed
A federal task force urges limits on adding antibiotics to animal feeds citing risks of human disease resistance and allergy. The panel backs no immediate bans but requires proof antibiotics do not foster resistance. failure would bar them from feeds. FDA and industry figures warn of economic costs and higher meat prices.
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Washington
UPI
Imman Health
C.D. Vanhouweling
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bureau of Veterinary Medicine
Vanhouweling
Vanhouwering
Vanhauweling
Charles C. Edwards
United States
Animal Health Institute
Milli Edwards
Tenessee Weekend Death Toll From Accidents Rises
At least ten people died in Tennessee weekend accidents including three Lincoln County children in a house fire. Others perished in crashes across counties from Lincoln to Davidson Williamson and beyond. The toll spanned Friday evening to Sunday midnight.
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Tennessee
Thhose
Lincoln County
Tammy Lynette Moore
Sonia Ann Moore
Patricia Ann Moore
Cookeville
Boyd Carrington
Robert Sain
Fairview
Ernest W. Lampley
Highway 100
Davidson-Williamson County
Lee Pearson
Memphis
Ronnie
Bud) Yarbeough
Symena
Nashville
James Douglas Hollar
Lenore
N.C
Cuba Landing
Humphreys County
Bobby D. Crisp
Big Springs
Decatur
Congress Starts New Session Amid Campaign Focus
Washington lawmakers return to work amid a heavy presidential politics year. Senate leaders call the session fouled up with unfinished business as 33 Senate seats and all 435 House seats are in play for the November election. President Nixon faces renewed criticism over war policies and a push to curb campaign spending. The EEOC with new powers and a desegregation fund controversy also shape the early agenda.
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Bella S. Abzug
D-N
Nixon
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Virgin Islands
Guam
Senate
National Association of Broadcasters
Wayne L. Hays
Dohia
White House
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Heavy Fighting Over Ridge Near CIA Base at Long Cheng
Laotian government sources report hand to hand fighting with Communist forces for control of Skyline Ridge overlooking the CIA operated Long Cheng base. Casualties run high with about 60 North Vietnamese killed and 16 government soldiers dead as artillery and air power press the fighting.
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Long Cheng
van Pan
US Intelligence Agency
CIA
Laos
Pakse
Canadian air controllers strike shuts down flights nationwide
Ottawa reports 1 600 controllers walked out after failing to reach a wage deal by a 4 a.m. deadline. All commercial flights ceased across 16 airports, with transatlantic routes rerouted south and only military and small private planes allowed. Airlines arranged bus shuttles to alternative U.S. airports as talks resumed later in the day.
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UPI
United States
Gander
Newfoundland
J. R. Campbell
The
Controllers Association
Chemibers
BOAC
Boston
Montreal
Detroit
Toronto
Government study questions profit driven teaching rewards
Antipoverty chief Phillip Sanchez doubts a $5.6 million experiment using cash prizes and teaching devices will yield expected gains. He cites year long results from about 10,800 students in 14 districts as possibly failing to deliver anticipated improvements. The planned voucher program for low income families also faces strong educator opposition and could be decided within a year.
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Washington
UPI
Antipoverty
Phillip ¥. Sanchez
Sanchez
Allende Suffers at the Polls in Chile Elections
Opponents of President Salvador Allende won decisive congressional seats in two senate races and a deputy election in Linares, signaling a warning to the government. The Popular Unity coalition trails with 66 of 150 deputies and 23 of 50 in the senate, as opposition leaders call for policy changes.
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Santiago
UPI
Salvador Allende
Popular Unity
Rom
O’higgs
Colchagua
Linares
Congress
Allende
Gratupa
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Sen
Juan Hamilton
Christian Democrat
Carlos Altamirano
Socialist Party
Fish Rain Scatters Inland From Water Spout
Ocean Shores Washington reports a waterspout sucked fish from the ocean and winds up to 52 knots blew them inland. State fisheries official Harry Simpson notes the unusual meteor event followed heavy rain as fish rained down Monday.
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Ocean Shores
Wash
Upi
Washington Coast
Harry Simpson
State Fisheries Department
Kingsport Times publication note and pricing
The Kingsport Times lists edition days and mailing details with pricing for home delivery. It notes subscriptions for daily and Sunday or evening editions, weekly rates, single copy prices, and annual totals, plus service affiliations and reuse restrictions.
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Kingsparens
Everning
Kingsport Publishing Corporation
Lyne Garden Dr
Kingsport
Tern
Heiberger
Pustisner
Winnin
United Press International
Chicago Daily News
Republicatin
Mater Rerein
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James Quillen
R-Tenn
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