Copter Jockeys Brave Zee Zone missions in Vietnam
In Quang Tri Vietnam Captain Robert Barthhelmess a Cobra gunship pilot describes the peril of operating near the demilitarized zone. The piece details helicopter gunship missions LOH support Huey rifle insertions and daily flight hours as well as Barthhelmess past shootdowns and outlook for remaining in the Army.
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Holger Jensen
Associated Press
Quang Tri
Vietnam
Zee
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnams
Robert Barthhelmess
Barthhelmess
Charlie
Vallejo
Calif
U.S. Army
Green Hills
Loh
Thach Han River
Central Highlands
Army
Medicare Carry-Over Helps Avoid Double Deductible
Medicare beneficiaries are reminded that doctor bills in October November and December may cover the $50 annual deductible for 1970 and 1971. The carry-over rule prevents paying the deductible twice by attaching bills to a Medicare claim form and sending them to Medicare Part B in Dallas. For forms or information call the Odessa social security office at 332-9423.
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H.P. Thomas
Medicare Medical Insurance
Medicare
Group Medical & Surgical Service
P.O
Dallas
Texas
Thomas
Medicare Medical
Odessa
Kenneth Clark retires after 25 years at Itasca bank
Kenneth Clark retires January 1 1971 after a 25 year tenure at First National Bank of Itasca begun in 1945. He started as a bookkeeper rose to cashier and vice president while living on his Blum ranch he plans to travel and visit Itasca friends and remains active in ranching and farming with his wife Miss Maureen McKinney Clark.
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Tennie Davis
Kenneth Clark
First National Bank of
Itasca
Pat E. Hooks
First National Bank of Nteason
Blum
Kenneth
John M. Coffin
Paul McCown
Hooks
Clark
Itasca Bank
Farmers State Bank
Citizens State Bank
Barstow
Pecos
Barstow Bank
Ward County
Monahans
First National Bank
Maurine McKinney
Miss McKinney
Denton
Waco Hillcrest Hospital
Texas Vehicle Registration Renewal Reminders Begin January
Texas motorists will receive renewal applications by mail for the new computerized system now in its second year. Registration runs February 1 to April 1, with options to mail in fees and forms or renew in person at county tax offices. a $1 handling fee applies for mail renewals. The program began in 1967 with the Highway Department’s computer equipment.
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Texas
Texas Highway Department
Austin
Motor Vehicle Division
Highway Department
Auto show battle tests US market against imports
AP analysis notes 1971 will be pivotal as foreign cars push down prices only modestly while U S buyers gain. Detroit bets on strong year with Pinto Maverick Vega and new domestic models despite imports rising share to 15 percent in 1970. Housing sector also expects growth fueling furniture and appliance demand toward a 2 million starts goal.
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New York
Detroit
Police search fans at Holiday Court. 200 knives seized
In Chicago, sheriff’s deputies searched spectators entering the Criminal Courts Building. About 1,000 people were checked and 200 knives and 20 cans of disabling spray were confiscated in one day after inmate Gene Lewis was shot to death following a gun smuggling incident. Weekend seizures were unusually high compared to weekday totals.
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Chicago
Criminal Courts
Gene Lewis
Your Horoscope by Francis Drake January 1971 Aries to Pisces
Daily guidance from Francis Drake spans all signs with advice on balance, focus, and initiative. Aries encouraged to avoid overreach, Taurus to refine routines, Gemini to set rules, Cancer to act on new ideas, Leo to leverage talents, Virgo to slow and plan, Libra to avoid haste, Scorpio to seek clues, Sagittarius to use judgment, Capricorn to value past gains, Aquarius to add vigor, Pisces to present best self. Notable figures like Hamilton, Eva Le Galliene, and Wm James noted in birthdate context.
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Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Jupiter
Neptune
Alex, Hamilton
American Statesman
Eva le Galliene
Wm. James
Kentucky Psychiatric Hospitals Reorganize by Geography
Geography will decide patient grouping in Kentucky psychiatric hospitals next year. Each of the four institutions will be split into four geographic units housing 200 patients, easing visits by area volunteers and relatives.
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Frankfort. Ky
Kentucky
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Quant Tri
17Th Air Cavalry
J.H. Freeland
Mrs. Clark
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Old Mexico
C. R. Davis
el Paso
Future Teachers of America
William Kaddatz
Susan Sikes
Brenda Corbin
Pat Jackson
Houston
FTA
T Hat
Business Mirror
John Cunniff
Ques
Greeneville
Tenn
Lake Bible
Madagascar
Island
Madeira
Francis Drake
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
American Motors
General Electric
Justice
Ford
Chrysler
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