Nixon faces crucial year to curb inflation and unemployment
President Nixon confronts a tough 1971 as economists warn gains depend on faster responses to policy shifts. UCLA projects 1971 unemployment near 5.8 percent with inflation easing slightly. Burns urges direct action and careful monetary policy, signaling potential jawboning and new tactics to stabilize prices while boosting jobs. A Des Moines find adds a separate local note as $17,940 in old bills is recovered from under four houses and held for a year for rightful claimants.
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Marijuana lingers in body for eight days
Government researchers report that Delta-9-THC and its metabolites persist in humans for long periods, possibly explaining reverse tolerance in chronic users. The study, by Dr. Julius Axelrod and colleagues at the National Institute of Mental Health, used young volunteers and notes slower human metabolism than in animals.
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