Teens and Drugs Series Opens With Harsh Warnings
ALTON BLAKESLEE reports a nationwide surge in youth and adult drug use including marijuana LSD uppies and downies. The series draws on experts across medicine psychiatry education and law enforcement to offer guidelines for parents and young people and explores questions on detection causes and legalization.
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China accuses USSR of provoking Manchurian clash to divert Russians
Peking charged the Soviet Union sparked the March 2 border clash to divert Russians massing for a revolution against Soviet fascist rule. Western analysts note a rally behind Mao as a possible goal while China reports 5 million armed on alert. Moscow cites 31 dead 14 wounded though China withholds figures.
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Sixth year Christine Corlin Dies After Heart Transplant
In Cincinnati Ohio Christine Corlin six dies at Children’s Hospital at 4 10 a m after a heart transplant on February 8 she had shown improvement but suffered sudden heart action weakness doctors suspect a reaction to anti rejection drugs Christine the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Corbin from High Point survived by heart from Michael Becker seven of Loveland and the operation marked a rare pediatric transplant.
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Apollo 9 astronauts near end of 10 day mission plan
Apollo 9 crew McDivitt Scott and Schweickart continued light duties to conserve fuel aboard the SPACE CENTER Houston. They prepared for a main engine burn to adjust splashdown timing on Thursday after completing 97 percent of flight objectives including the LEM checkout and space walk.
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Savage ambush kills 30 South Vietnamese troops in two day battle
Saigon reports a two day clash near the Cambodian border leaves 30 government soldiers dead and 105 wounded while fighting continues. The battle is among five major engagements in 24 hours as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces shell towns and bases. US Defense Secretary Laird calls the offensive a calculated escalation not successful and hints at funding to bolster South Vietnam. he signals possible American troop withdrawal later as South Vietnamese forces grow stronger.
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Cold week ahead with snow flurries and lows near 20
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and unusually cold weather this week with highs in the low 40s and overnight lows around 20. Yesterday's high reached 35 and the low 20. Weekend precipitation totaled .35 inches in rain and snow across the city.
Army replaces bagboys at Ft Myer with civil servants
The Army replaces a squad of grocery bagboys at Ft Myer with 26 civil servants costing about 123 000 dollars a year. The bagboys, from a Washington anti poverty group, were fired after complaints from military wives about rude service and mishandled groceries.
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Gold Rises on Free Markets Amid Franc Weakness
Western Europe central bankers said the French franc crisis does not demand international action while gold prices climb on free markets. London bullion trades at 43.75 per ounce, up 25 cents. Zurich gold hits a record around 43.75 to 44 as demand broadens but remains orderly.
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Ray Pleads Guilty to King Assassination Murder
MEMPHIS Tenn AP James Earl Ray pleaded guilty today to murder in the death of Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Judge W Preston Battle asked if he understood his plea and waived rights to appeal. Ray said he understood and acted of his own free will.
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Miners End Strike After West Virginia Black Lung Bill
41000 miners walkout ends as governor Arch Moore Jr signs a black lung compensation bill. Delegates from about two thirds of WV United Mine Workers locals vote to resume work once the bill is signed, though miners warn for stronger future measures. Food and coal supplies have run low during the three week stoppage.
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Suez Quiet As Egypt Buries Slain General
After two days of heavy shelling the Suez Canal area quieted as Egypt prepared a hero’s funeral for Gen Abdel Moneim Riad fatally wounded by an Israeli shell. U N observers blamed Egypt at the start of the artillery duel and both sides reported losses including aircraft and tanks.
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