Ithaca and its mythic roots meet a health note mix
The item blends Ithaca New York background with Odysseus lore and Cornell, then shifts to a confidential health guidance note for a teen seeking VD help. It also notes a Civil Air Patrol program at Lackland AFB with public invitation.
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Waste discharge plan approved near Stony Brook
The Water Quality board approved a permit allowing three discharge outlets from Capitol Cement Co. near Stony Brook. Officials noted past waste issues and siltation tied to industrial activity, while a landowner sought delay until new ponds are built.
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Hagman and Mills Quit Rat Race on Estate Service
The Good Life features Larry Hagman and Donna Mills leaving the home-owner life to work as servants on David Wayne's sprawling estate. New and officed adventures unfold as they adjust to service roles.
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Black Retires and Court Faces New Appointment
President Nixon moves to replace Justice Black who retires after long service on the Supreme Court. Ziegler notes no word on Nixon’s exact plan but promises the best qualified replacement. Possible candidates include Rep Richard Poff and lawyer Charles Rhyne, with B s fate and desegregation legacy shaping the choice.
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Attica Prison Revolt Continues After Recapture
Reports say between 30 and 350 inmates were shot or wounded after the recapture with many claiming they were clubbed with nightsticks and guns. Doctors treated at least 40 inmates for minor gunshot wounds while officials warned the count would rise as more checks occur.
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Movies on Houston Austin buses offer free shows with paid sound
Beginning next week the Kerville Bus Co will screen films on buses between Houston and Austin. Movies are free. passengers may rent head sets for 1.00 to hear the soundtrack. A separate report notes ongoing investigations into hostages deaths and constitutional rights reviews led by Pepper’s committee and others including Robert E. Fischer and Appellate Judge Harry Goldman.
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Dope Link Case Files Dismissed In Murder Retraction
Charges were dismissed after an examining trial for two suspects in the murder and assault case of De La Garza. Police indicated the pairing of events was based on unconfirmed information and that the arrested narcotics suspects were released after discovery of no link to the homicide. Investigators maintain the wife was an innocent victim and the motive remains unclear.
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U S to Hike East Pakistan Aid
The United States will ship an additional 210000 tons of food to aid cyclone victims and refugees in East Pakistan. The pledge brings total American food sent or promised to East Pakistanis to 1 million tons, with 2000 trucks and two helicopters to assist distribution.
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Prince Philip Tours World Hunting Show in Budapest
Prince Philip visited Budapest for the world hunting exhibition with hundreds of Hungarians watching the royal guest in silent awe. He arrived in Hungary the day before and was shown the trophy exhibition along with three other pavilions, including the British National Show.
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Mexicans urged to boycott U S goods over surtax
Mexico's Commerce Secretary Carlos Torres Manzo announced a boycott of U S products in response to Nixon's 10 percent export surtax. He canceled a U S trade mission and will lead a Mexico-wide campaign from Tijuana to Matamoros urging buying Mexican goods. He also outlined a Japan trade mission to diversify exports amid the floating yen and a Mitsubishi joint venture plan.
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Lawyers Oath Ceremony Conflicts With Jewish New Year
Austin Monday ceremonies for new lawyers proceed as scheduled despite Rosh Hashanah. Chief Justice Calvert says the court regrets the scheduling conflict and Jewish licensees will not be exiled. Speaker Carl Brenner of San Antonio, who ranked second on the 1971 Texas bar exam, is set to address attendees in the Supreme Court Building.
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Edith Damage Estimates From Hurricane Edith
The American Insurance Association said Louisiana suffered about 3.78 million dollars in property damage from Hurricane Edith, with Baton Rouge bearing a portion of losses as the storm hit the region.
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