Budget Woes Sneak Up On City Council
A news analysis questions two years of city budgeting as Roy McDaniel explains how tax and bond plans for airport civic center and canyon lakes rose costs. The council sped bond sales to pre election timing, reducing potential surpluses and increasing debt service commitments beyond the 28 cent rate.
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Roy McDaniel
McDaniel
Airport
Civic Center
Canyon Lakes
Jas
Ies
Pri
Podiatrists Cite Coins and Calluses as Leading Conditions
A government survey from the 60th annual American Podiatry Association meeting reports coins and calluses as the second most prevalent chronic condition of the musculoskeletal system. Hip and lower extremity impairments rank third behind arthritis. The Health Education and Welfare Department notes about eight million people are affected by the callus issue.
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Boston
Aps
American Podiatry Association
Statistical Division
Health Education and Welfare Department
Burglars Strike in Tulsa Steal Pistol and Dogs
Police investigated two burglaries reported by Sea mon Nesbit and Adelbert Howard in Tulsa. Nesbit said two German shepherd dogs valued at 15 dollars each were taken from a yard enclosure after they warned intruders with loud barking. Howard reported his .22 caliber pistol stolen from under his pillow while he slept.
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Tulsa
Okle
UPI
Seamon
Nesbit
Adelbert Howard
Sameone
Howard
One National Park Uncrowded In UPI Report
In a rare note National Park status, Badlands National Monument is described as under crowded with surprisingly sparse visitation. The report discusses scale and location within the Southwest and mentions National Geographic in reference to square miles.
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Washington
UPI
Badlands National Monument
United States
National Geographic
Ana Isle
Vietnam War air strike report intelligence update
An Air Force F4 Phantom escort mission against Hanoi targets is described with bridges hit and damage to an approaching rail line. Reports state one aircraft was shot down and crew members were listed as prisoners or missing. Hanoi Radio disputes official notices, signaling ongoing propaganda.
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Air Force
Earl G. Bally
Colo
Vietnam
Hanoi
China
Fetttein
Cao Nung
Nixon
Ing
Vietnam News
Russia Gifts Britain Moon Soil in Historic Exchange
Moscow reports Russia handed Britain lunar soil samples to Sir James Light Hill, former Royal Society VP. Alexander Vinogradov of the Soviet Academy of Sciences delivered two small containers containing one half gram each from Luna 16 (1970) and Luna 20 (last February). Both missions were unmanned.
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Moscow
Russia
Britain
James Lighthill
Royal Society
Allexander Vinogradov
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Georgia Tech Fight Song Origins In Question
The origins of Georgia Techs Rambling Rock from Georgia Tech fight song are unclear. It is described as an old ballad like drinking tune handed down orally. Other schools claim earlier versions, but Techs version caught on first with the public and two bandmasters copyrighted arrangements.
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Atlanta
UPS
Georgia Tech
Georgia ‘Tech
Tech
Freezing Can Save Homemaker Time
New York based home economists for Sears Roebuck say 380 of 1100 yearly meals need planning and prep. At least 200 suit freezing as main dishes. By doubling prep of one dish to freeze, a homemaker can save about 150 hours annually.
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New York
UPI
Sears Roebuck
Bogotá Enrollment Growth Forecast Through 1973
Enrollment in Bogota schools is projected to rise from about 200,000 in 1971 to roughly one million by 1973, signaling a major expansion in education capacity and resources for the era.
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Bogota
McGovern outlines welfare tax plan amid campaign speech
In Washington McGovern workers on a Japanese style home, aides hint at a welfare tax proposal. He frames a plan to provide a floor of about 2400 dollars for a family of four, aiming to pull every family back to work, with childless couples and singles included. The plan would be more liberal than Nixon, focusing on broad reform and no new taxes for middle incomes.
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Washington
McGovern
Nixon
M McGovern
Panama City
UPI
Panama
Fsa
Bigtoony
Fe Boe International
MeGovernor
University of Michigan researcher voices study finding
A Michigan researcher notes a finding in a study, describing its significance and potential implications. The statement emphasizes the research context and its contribution to the field.
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Elepes
University of, Michigan
Five killed as new deaths hike toll in Ulster violence
Northern Ireland suffers ongoing sectarian killings as gunfire and bomb blasts claim Catholics and others. Police name two murdered Catholics as John Way and Pat from Downpatrick while an army truck attack injures none seriously amid ongoing conflict in County Fermanagh and surrounding areas.
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Westerday
Northern Ireland
Miiamen
Dal Jernell
Ftomnb
Grandstand
Downpatrick
Ion Sounty
Jase
County Fermanagh
Oldiers
John Way
Pati
Editor Faces Threats in Quiet Tennessee Town
In Monroe County the Madisonville editor Hicks describes years of intimidation from armed attacks and arson linked to his reporting on alleged corruption. Neighbors are split, some support his push for transparency while others threaten or ignore witnesses.
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Hicks
Tennessee
Democrat
Goss
Monroe County
Madisonville
Sweetwater
Teea
Hick
Irene
Aida
Pathologist questions lone-bullet theory in Kennedy case
Dr. Wecht challenged the single bullet hypothesis common to the Warren Report. He cited X-rays and autopsy materials suggesting the same bullet may have caused head and body wounds and noted a dark object in Kennedy's brain. He plans a full expert review of the autopsy in Kennedy's murder case.
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Ant
Kenn Idy
Wecht
Kennedy
Institute of Forensic Scences
Duquesne University
Marshall
Spanish Leader Sanchez Dead
Juan Sanchez, former syndic leader and minister in the regime of Premier Fredur, has died in Madrid. He had lived in Murcia and spent years in France and several South American countries before returning to Spain in 1967 to settle in Valencia. An earlier Thomas Nast cartoon appeared publicly on November 7.
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Madrid
Juan Sanchez
Syndic
Fredur‘eg
Alay
Ain de
Sanchez
Murcia
France
South America
Spain
Valencia
Lightning Touches Off Ship Fire Killing Three at Donges
A Greek tanker Pringmat Trene exploded near the Loire River refinery at Donges France after a lightning strike. The blast killed three workers and injured 28 others with six missing as fires and secondary explosions rocked the scene. The 33403 ton vessel was discharging fuel oil when the disaster occurred.
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Donges
France
UPI
Donges and
Nowaire
Pringmat Trene
Loire
Arti
Loire River
Brittany
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