College Men Favor Male Pill in Poll Findings
A College Poll across 100 campuses shows male students prefer a male oral contraceptive pill while many coeds doubt men should share pill duties. The study notes shifting attitudes toward contraception since 1969 and 1971, with rising support among younger students and persistent safety concerns among coeds.
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James A. Foley
Robert K. Foley
New York, N.Y
UCLA
University of North Carolina
Greenwich Research Center
N.Y
Washington
Operation Bird Dog aims to aid returning West Virginia veterans
West Virginia Governor Moore drives Operation Bird Dog to reach Vietnam veterans with education and job opportunities. State agencies and VA offices will coordinate to inform returnees about benefits, counseling, and employment, tying into national Jobs for Veterans efforts and proposed federal preference for veterans in contracting.
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C. S. Collier, JR
W.va
Department of Veterans Affairs
Moore
Veterans Affairs
Veterans Administration
Nixon
National Alliance of Businessmen
White House
Congress
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Senate Veterans Committee
Alan Cranston
California
Fairdale Teen Pleads Guilty in Raleigh County Case
Thomas Howard Blankenship 17 of Fairdale pleaded guilty in Raleigh County Criminal Court to burglary at the Hinchman Grant home. He faces sentencing July 15. Co defendant Steven Kent McMillion 17 also of Fairdale is charged with taking $320 worth of articles on March 28 and has capias and bond forfeiture ordered.
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Thomas Howard Blankenship
Fairdale
Harvey Hinchman Grant
Raleigh County
Blankenship
Steven Kent McMillion
Capias
McMillion
Evansville Curve Claims Three Lives
A tractor-trailer crossed a rain slick US 50 near Evansville striking a car head on killing Jack A Williams Ruth L Williams and their son Jackie. Michael Williams was treated and later moved for surgery for liver injuries. No charges filed. the curve is known for previous crashes including a VMI rifle coach death.
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Evansville
UPI
West Virginia University Medical Center
Here
Jack A Williams
Fairmont
Ruth L. Williams
Laer
Jackie
Grafton City Hospital
Michael
WVUI
Carroll Schultz
West Union
VMI
Woman jailed for illegal propaganda in Basque case leaflets
A public order court sentenced Maria Teresa Faunte to one year in jail and fined $144 for placing leaflets at her Burgos factory criticizing the December Basque separatist court martial.
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Illegal Propaganda Madrid
UPI
Burgos
Maria Teresa Faunte
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Northwestern
Yale
Pennsylvania State
Imp
Sophia High School
Raleigh County Board of Education
Hersey Halsey
Harry Mann
News For Veterans
Tion
Fairdale Youth
Beckley National Bank
FDIC
Mark St. Ph
Nian
Ashland
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