Fire damages Lackland base language school buildings
A large fire at Lackland Air Force Base damaged the English Language Institute facilities and offset training areas. Fire officials say heating unit sparks on the second floor may have started the blaze, with 10 percent destruction across classrooms offices and equipment. Crews battled flames from the stairwell as alarms spread through the second floor.
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Los
Tay Costas
Jeven
Sn Pot AB
Lackland Air Force Base
Offalle Hall
Defonsée Language Institute
Leehn Tea
Nanbhinry
Lackland
Oan Reed Jr
President pledges orderly economic gains with more jobs
The president vows an orderly plan to boost the economy with better business, more jobs, and inflation control without wage or price controls. A Council of Economic Advisers report predicts unemployment averaging above 6 percent in 1971, inflation easing, and corporate earnings rising. Tax measures and deficit spending are debated as means to stimulate growth while monitoring inflation.
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Avid Barnett
Light
Wass Naien Bureau
Washington
Xoo
Ike
Spudt
Marset
Council of Economic Advis
Downsia
Pall Weil
Paul
CEA
Salesman Welvonte Fee Sparks Door to Door Debate
Jerry Rhodes of Eagle Pass recalls a bold sales pitch idea from Camelot's peddlers while Jed Crosby notes a warning sign could deter peddlers yet signal potential buyers. Rhodes proposes a $5 per hour listening fee plus a one hour minimum to attract attention.
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Camelot
Frany Theron
Jerry Rhodes
Eagle Pass
Rhodes
Welvonte
Jed Crosby
FODAY S INDEX AND PAGE CROSSINGS
A listing of newspaper sections with page ranges across Amusements Around the Plaza Classified Comics Death Notices Features Society Sports TV Logs and more. It outlines where to find each department and the page numbers for readers.
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Vinancial
Fun Aml James
Horescape
Society
Space center to probe docking flaw after near disaster
Astronauts faced a tense hour during a Sunday night docking test as systems and cables sparked concerns. Space Agency officials warned a fix must be completed to avoid delaying the mission toward the Moon, with Shepard and Michel among the figures cited.
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Tanae
Devine
New Space Center
Faatvlban
Apolla Ft Agtyor
SI Tale Nauls
Sigalet
Jonar Lander
Decide
Antires Mona
Sweepstakes pot grows with readers tied to Light TV
The weekly contest adds 1560 dollars to the sweepstakes pot as readers vie for cash prizes by sending in proofs of purchase. A first winner, Mrs Carolyn Ro lak of 6002 Hillman, celebrates a life first win while others await results on Page 11.9. Separately, space news recounts NASA missions with delays and dock challenges at Cape Kennedy and ground-control fixes before the next Apollo flight.
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Akes
Ray Shed
Caralyn Ro
Hillman
Syrar Light
Siti
Ue Hirst
Heaviest U S Losses Reported in Vietnam Coast Clash
Reports from Saigon say U S forces suffered heavy casualties in a dawn clash along the northern coast near Chu Lai in the Americal division area. Military spokesmen cite at least one American killed and several wounded as Communist artillery and ground fire struck positions during a ripcord style engagement.
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Saigon
UPI
Nog Vietnam
Americaleo
Lai
Norte
U.S
Sutam
Cmamand
Chu Tak
Wai
Sranaved
Southeinimese Wy
PY Moriestatlant
Pinaud
Forecasting Mostly Cloudy Tuesday with Light Rain Chance
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and a small chance of night rain, with Tuesday expecting upper 40s to near 50 degrees. Winds will be light to moderate, and the overall pattern shows mild temperatures around the mid to upper 40s on Tuesday with a 20 percent precipitation probability.
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Eustoy
Weather Man
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