Dear Abby Advice for GIs and spouses in Korea and Vietnam
A reader asks how to handle physical needs while stationed abroad, noting temptations with many local women. Dear Abby advises staying busy, reading, exercising, prayer, sobriety, and writing home. A second letter from a blind reader advocates public awareness of cane use to prevent accidents and protect vision.
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Abby
G.I
States
Korea
G.L
Vietnam
Linda
New GOP chairman faces serious crisis in two party system
Senator Robert J. Dole was elected Republican National Chairman as Rep. Rogers Morton warned the party faces a grave crisis from the decline of the two party system. Morton urged decentralization and stronger state parties while Dole named co chairmen Evans and Armstrong to lead administration and organization.
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Washington
UPI
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
GOP
America
Rogers C. B. Morton
Maryland
Republican National Committee
Dole
Nixon
Senate
Morton
Republican Party
Thomas B. Evans Jr
Delaware
Anne Armstrong
Texas
Sanitation facilities eyed for Santa Ynez area before Easter
U S Forest Service officials said temporary sanitation units may be installed in upper Santa Ynez River areas of Los Padres National Forest before Easter. Aiming to prevent contamination of Cachuma reservoir, authorities plan about a dozen chemical toilets this spring and seek federal funds for permanent units in two phases totaling roughly 230000 dollars. Local water districts health departments and state agencies will push Congress for funds while exploring local aid and volunteer labor offers from university students.
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U. S. Forest Service
Santa Ynez River
Los Padres National Forest
Federal
Big Cachuma
Santa Barbara
John Tunney
Charles Teague
Congressional
Forest Service
Don Vaughan
California
Teague
Santa Barbara Water Department
County Health Department
State Health Department
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Federal Water Quality Board
Oakland
Carpinteria Valley
Summerland
Montecito
Goleta
Santa Ynez Valley
T. J. Gannon
State Department
Counties Press Plan for Cal-Care to Repair Medi-Cal
The Supervisors Association of California seeks a state law change to create Cal-Care as a Medi-Cal alternative. CSAC boards approve a jointly funded program with a seven member State Health Care Commission including a county supervisor and a county health administrator.
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Sacramento
UPI
County Supervisors Association of California
CSAC
Medi-Cal
Ralph P. Thiel
Tuolumne County
Cal-Care
FCI Escapee Captured in Lompoc
Charles Lavern Lytle a 24 year old inmate from Idaho was arrested in an apartment on KK Street in Lompoc at 3 30 a m after a late bed check showed he was missing from the minimum security camp. He began serving a six year sentence for parole violation in May of last year.
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FCI
Lompoc
Charles Lavern Lytle
Idaho
KK Street
Lytle
Fcis
Highway mishap injures car on Lompoc Casmalia Road
County tire officials report June Spraley lost a radiator hose which dropped onto the engine manifold causing a tire to suffer about 150 dollars in damage. The incident occurred a half mile north of Constellation Road near Lompoc Casmalia Road. Spraley resides at 144 Kent Street Vandenberg AFB.
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Spraley
Lompoc Casmalia Road
Constellation Road
Kent St
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Arrest of Andrew Sanchez on drunk driving charges
Andrew Sanchez age 50 of 3351 Via Arnez Mission Hills faces court action after his arrest yesterday at Central Avenue and A Street on drunk driving charges.
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Andrew Sanchez
Arnez
Mission Hills
Central Avenue
A. Street
Nixon outlines vast pollution control plan to Congress
UPN reports the Nixon administration will seek broad powers to tax polluters and ban ocean dumping. Dr. Russell Train described a sweeping plan to hold U.S. businesses, including overseas operations, financially responsible for pollution abatement as part of a major domestic program. A private session trial balloon drew mixed reactions from industry officials. Estimates cited call for huge spending to curb air and water pollution by 1975. Separately, California state figures announce cigarette tax allocations totaling 4.2 million to counties and cities for December 1970.
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Washington
UPN
Nixon
Congress
United States
Russell E. Train
Coanection
Train
International Conference On Pollution
Atlantic Council
Council
U.S
Allen V. Kneese
No permanent damage seen from Santa Barbara Channel oil slick
USC researchers report almost no permanent damage to flora and fauna in the Santa Barbara Channel after the January oil slick. Findings note recoveries in grass and algae areas, with no lasting impact on fish eggs and larvae, though interpretation is hindered by natural seeps and heavy rains.
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Los Angeles
UPI
University of Southern California
Santa Barbara Channel
Western Oil and Gas Association
National Science Foundation
Dale Straughan
US Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Tricia Nixon Engagement Rumor Denied by White House
A UPI report notes Tricia Nixon wearing a ring on her engagement finger but a First Lady spokesman calls the engagement reports highly speculative. The brief cites no official confirmation and emphasizes uncertainty surrounding the rumor.
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Tricia
San Clemente, Calif
UPI
Tricia Nixon
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