Ancient fishing net found in Sekiu reveals early Indian technology
Archeologists uncovered a three inch mesh fishing net of split root fibers tied with square knots near the Hoko River mouth in Sekiu Washington. Project director Dale Croes says the find shows sophisticated coastal fishing technology dating back over 2,500 years before European contact.
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Economics Still Top Family Concern in Gallup Poll
The Gallup survey shows economic and inflationary pressures remain the main worry for U.S. families. Prices and debt distress a 31-year-old in High Point, N C, and inflation concerns a 48-year-old in Littleton Colo cite as key issues. Two-thirds of Americans express optimism about the future, with regional and racial differences noted.
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Lawyers may advertise credit card acceptance
Chicago Daily News reports the American Bar Association approves guidelines for lawyer advertising. Ads may list name, field of law, clients, initial fees, hourly rates, and credit card acceptance. TV advertising needs special permission. hucksterism is forbidden amid a Supreme Court decision on June 27.
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Rhodesia PM accuses US Britain of backing violence in bombing and killings
Prime Minister Ian Smith charged American and British silence condones and encourages the bush war actions. He blamed the Patriotic Front for the Salisbury department store bombing that killed 11 and wounded 79 and for the murder of a woman doctor and a nun at a mission. Smith said the atrocities were meant to warn London and Washington that peace talks are not the Front’s path to Rhodesia’s problems. He cited leaders Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo. Fidel Castro told Sen Frank Church that Washington provided information on anti Castro terrorists and may visit the United States within five years. Castro and Church toured Cuba and fished near the Bay of Pigs after a 12 hour talks on US Cuban issues. Ethiopia denied sending foreign troops to aid its desert war with Somalia and vowed to defeat Somali invaders on its own. Addis Ababa said Ethiopian troops regrouped and crushed Somali attacks near Ogaden outposts. The two nations trade barbs with ego and propaganda as Somalia accuses Ethiopia of planning an invasion to divert attention from its own troubles.
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