Department stores in Chinese cities crowd with goods
AP Wirephoto notes crowds in Chinese city stores filled with sweets and cookies as consumer goods abound. The piece mentions impending business downturn for older workers and a move to Jackson Mississippi where Mrs. Lee, who trained at barber college, joined a shop staff after her husband left for work.
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Senate Arms Pact Hangs On Submarine Count Dispute
Senate dispute over the Soviet submarine tally delays action on a five year U S Soviet offensive missile freeze. Sen Fulbright says CIA briefing shows divergence on what counts as a submarine under construction while Sen Jackson accuses the Soviets of lying about 48 subs. House approval may come tonight as both chambers review the SALT pact limits.
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Boss Reflects on Leader as Business Prepares Closure
A former employee describes the manager as wonderful while noting the shop will close for good this Saturday.
Pentagon to send 2500 troops to Miami for GOP convention
The Pentagon readies 2500 Army paratroopers and Marines to stand by in the Miami area for potential disruption by demonstrators at the Republican National Convention. Troops would be used only if Florida law enforcement cannot handle protests. Previous similar force was not deployed at the last Miami Beach Democratic gathering.
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Model Louisiana Constitution Drafting Effort Seeks Volunteers
A lawyer with 32 years of practice offers 6 to 8 months of personal time to draft a model constitution for Louisiana. All registered voters may participate regardless of party affiliation.
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Vote for Judge O. E. Price Ignoring Indictment Urged
A public letter urges voters in the Second Circuit Court of Appeal to elect Judge O. E. Price despite an indictment. The authors defend his innocence, stress his reputation, and argue a trial should determine guilt before any removal, listing the 20 North Louisiana parishes in the circuit.
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