Incentives Drive Aluminum Recycling Push Across States
Editorial notes a mass response to 10 cent per pound aluminum recycling offers from Reynolds Aluminum and Alcoa. It cites 10,000 tons collected in a week, with examples from Ocala National Park and a high school student. The piece contrasts funding for curbside cleanup with low-value metals like steel and glass, and highlights a 200 million trees saved annually if paper waste is reused.
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Reynolds Aluminum
Tampa
Ocala National Park
Renolds
Alcoa
San Diego County
Calif
Dallas-Fort Worth
Tex
William F. Cellini
Illinois
Saturn V Booster 15 Completed in New Orleans Facility
The 15th Saturn V booster finished at Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans and will not fly until 1974. It joins seven boosters in storage as the Saturn Apollo program, begun 11 years ago, slows to a halt with NASA staffing down from 125,000 to about 10,000.
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NASA
Michoud
New Orleans
John L. Swigert
Men’s shoe store blends sales pitch wine and music
Ray Kohn visits a Beverly Hills boutique where male customers browse designer loafers amid wine service and loud music. A New York and Denver expansion follows, with plans for San Francisco and Chicago outlets.
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Ray Kohn
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Beverly Hills
Calif
New York
Denver
San Francisco
Chicago
Manhattan
Lexington Avenue
Beverly
Number 1 Son Embraces Medicare After 65
Keye Luke, known as Charlie Chan’s No 1 son, turned 65 last year and signed up for Medicare. He remains active in films and ads while praising Medicare for covering hospital care and post hospital services. Luke urges seniors to enroll and enjoy peace of mind.
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Keye Luke
Luke
Charlie Chan
Gregory Peck
Chariton Heston
Girl Runs Wild in Miami Village Hippie Scene
Teenager Jessica describes a five month odyssey through drugs and hostel life in Greenwich Village and Central Park. She details beatings by a motorcycle gang, sex trades, and panhandling, saying she faced multiple addresses and fled back to Broward after a state school stint.
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Jessica
Pompano Beach
Fla
Greenwich Village
Ft. Launderdale
Mari
Miami
New York
Central Park
Broward County
Tony
Forest Hills
U.S. Effort Shapes Asian Police Image in Thailand
Ray Cromley reports on Thai village police training fostering service to the people. American police advisers at a Washington academy, plus Thai govt cooperation, drive a shift from harsh control to humane policing. The piece cites broader U.S. aid in 28 countries, noting slower change and the need for citizen trust for effective law and order.
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Thailand
International Police Academy
Washington
D.C
United States
Asia
Latin America
Africa
Tokyo
Japan
American “‘Service
GE first IC timepiece uses lighted seven bar tubes
The General Electric Co introduces a luxury wristwatch powered by integrated circuit technology. It has no moving parts or dial face yet tells time with a quiet beep and blue green LED-like numerals from four 7 bar fluorescent tubes.
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The
General Electric Co
Ball Park
Governors wary of Nixon ties in 1970 campaigns
Michigan Governor Milliken and Massachusetts Governor Sargent, both GOP prospects, face pressure to distance from Nixon while building bipartisan support. They must woo Democrats and independents, handle party labels, and address local issues like Detroit unemployment and welfare reform as they campaign in a politically volatile year.
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Osage Beach
Nea
William Milliken
Michigan
Francis Sargent
Massachusetts
Nixon
Kevin Phillips
Sargent
George Romney
John Volpe
Milliken
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
New England
Detroit
Boston-Cambridge
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Bonnie Dearley
South Cedar Street
Pecos
Texas
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MHA
America
Spire Agare
Boyle
Son
Medicare
Margo Harakas
Sun-Sentinel
Ray Cromley
U.S
Washington Correspondent
Bruce
Bruce Biossat
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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