Jury to begin trial of Black woman in Beaufort murder
In Raleigh the 21-year-old Joan Little faces a mandatory death penalty if convicted of murdering Clarence Alligood, a 62-year-old white Beaufort County jailer. She claims self defense after he tried to rape her. Jury selection may take two weeks with a six week trial expected.
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Asthma Is A Killer A Chiropractor Warns Of Dangers
Dr W P Helzer Warns that asthma, a deadly condition comparable to leukemia, can be mitigated by chiropractic vertebrae realignment. Attacks involve bronchial muscle contraction. allergens trigger some cases, but proper body function matters. Early, effective care is urged for patients and children to prevent severe outcomes.
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Experiment helps youths confront mortality at university program
Twelve young adults in Minneapolis volunteered to simulate their own deaths in an Eight Weeks to Live course at the University of Minnesota YMCA. They learned about wills, funerals, and eulogies while facing staged illness and rapid weight loss, with coaches from medical and academic fields guiding emotional responses and reflections on life and relationships.
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Ford Tops Kennedy In New Harris Poll
President Ford leads Sen. Edward Kennedy 450 to 43 per cent in a Harris poll of 1,303 voters. Ford gains are strongest in the Midwest, with one in seven voters backing him, while the East and West are nearly even. The Mayaguez action boosts Ford's popularity.
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Meany urges extending tax cuts to sustain economy
AFL-CIO President George Meany told the House Ways and Means Committee that Congress should extend this year's individual income tax cuts through 1976 to preserve forward momentum in the economy. He faulted the tax system as biased toward the wealthy, urged action against mass tax avoidance, and criticized capital gains provisions for largely benefiting the rich. Meany cited data showing concentration of dividend income among the top earners and stock ownership, arguing for tax reform to restore fairness.
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