Secret Kissinger routes to Paris disclosed
Washington details reveal Henry Kissinger used five separate covert paths to reach Paris for talks with North Vietnamese officials. Nixon reportedly guided the process with aides and French cooperation. Kissinger flew from Andrews and other bases, often in conspicuous or covert aircraft, spending over 200 hours en route.
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GOP Ties Promised in POW League Reported by Aspin
Rep. Les Aspin released letters accusing Republicans of backing the National League of Families of Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia. Joan Vinson denied GOP links. Dole and Vinson made similar statements in June. The dispute centers on fundraising and mailing list usage tied to party committees.
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Norman to test methadone as heroin substitute
Norman launches a pilot program using methadone for heroin addicts. Dr. Hayden Donahue says the project has federal approval and aims to detoxify applicants at Central State Hospital before admission. The plan costs about 1000 to 1400 dollars per addict annually and will not admit all seekers.
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Insurance Firm Pays Small Share on Large Life Policy
United Family Life Insurance Co in Atlanta agreed to pay just under 25 000 on a 15 million policy issued in 1969 on E C Mullendore II. The policy faced denial after Mullendore was found beaten and shot at his Oklahoma ranch in 1970. The settlement allocates about 21 333 32 to United Family from an 8 million resolved suit involving the Mullendores.
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Zoo Rescues Starving Eagle Returns Home
In Tulsa a malnourished bald eagle rescued by the Mohawk Zoo was rehabilitated and released at Keystone Reservoir after regaining strength. The bird, a rare species, was found on a driveway last month and fed until able to forage independently.
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Company cites up to $3,000 in extra costs from probes
United Family, a subsidiary of Interfinancial Inc. based in Atlanta, says the investigation and legal actions will cost no more than $3,000 in additional expenses.
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MonaDex weight loss pill ad promises quick results
An advertisement for MonaDex claims the tiny tablet reduces desire for excess food without dangerous drugs and no strenuous exercise. It offers a 20 pill supply for $3 with a money back guarantee from Ray's Pharmacy at 1821 Gore Blvd and mentions mail order fulfillment.
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