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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1973

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3

Rat and Missionary's Long Nightmare in Vietnam Captivity

Michael D. Benge, an Agency for International Development officer from Heppner Oregon, recalled five years in North Vietnamese captivity. He described isolation for 27 months, malaria, beriberi, and numerous illnesses while being kept with rats and mosquitoes. He spoke of missionaries killed, a blanket given by a tribal family, and a rest camp near Hanoi that offered no real relief. He was released March 5 and is now at Bethesda Naval Hospital.

Benge Washington Atl Darlak Province Michael D. Benge Agency For International Development Wacunalea Betty Sen North Vietnam Henry F Blood Portland Ore Aldied Miss Olsen Hanoi South Vietnam Cambodia Heppner Bethesda Naval Hospital AID

State tax bill eyed at twenty nine million dollars

A Texas proposal contemplates a 29 million dollar state tax bill funded by about 100 million in revenue over two years. The Legislative Budget Board sees no new taxes but hints at shifting funds and relying on federal welfare revenue and social services money. A related study will assess welfare programs and the impact of federal changes on state spending.

Austin Texas Research League LBB Legislative Budget Board Feder- No Gov

Automakers Fail To Embrace Better Pollution Tech

A National Academy panel chaired by E L Ginzton told congressional hearings that U S automakers can meet the 1975 antipollution standards but are not using optimal technology. He said catalytic converters on standard engines is not the best path and urged exploring other power sources.

Washington National Academy of Science E. L. Ginzton NAS Ginzton

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