North Vietnamese assault on An Loc escalates amid heavy bombings
Saigon reports a new push on An Loc as 70 B52s unleash 1 700 tons of explosives. One American adviser killed, another wounded, two spotter planes down. North Vietnamese seek to turn An Loc into a major defeat akin to Quang Tri, with fighting reaching western and northeastern blocks. Saigon curfew tightened and bars closed as clashes spread toward Hue and Quang Tri.
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City Plans Eight Miles Of Street Repairs In Spring
City crews will repair at least eight miles of streets next month with blade mix on five miles and slurry sealing on three. Slurry sealing benefits residents at no cost and is part of a 20 year guarantee. Costs for top group total about 5 893 80 dollars with secondary group at 2 169 72 and runway resealing at 2 463 96.
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Paper Cars Could Use Garbage Fuel
Reno researchers envision nitrogen powered cars built from paper and fiberglass with a $1000 prototype capable of 60 mph. Professor Lindley Manning and Richard Schneider predict mass production in 20 years, emissions as pure nitrogen, and a potential fuel source from burning garbage amid a shift away from gasoline dependence.
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Economists Say Recovery Under Way Despite Inflation Fears
A panel of twenty industry economists told the Business Council in Hot Springs that a sound recovery is under way and should persist into 1973. They expect unemployment to hover near 5 percent by year end but warn inflation could rise later this year and into 1973, urging moderate restraint in federal spending and monetary policy.
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Arrests Mount as Antiwar Protests Roil Campuses
Demonstrations over U.S. Vietnam policy entered a fourth day with more than 1,000 arrests nationwide. Police detained 44 at Princeton for blocking the Institute for Defense Analyses. protests surged at Cornell Ithaca and Ohio State. A UN perimeter clash, tear gas, and windows smashed marked a day of widespread, sometimes violent, antiwar action across 23 states.
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