Nixon impeachment poll shows 42 percent undecided
The National Observer reports a poll of 377 House members on Nixon impeachment. Forty two percent are undecided, 37 percent opposed, 21 percent in favor, with results reflecting breakdowns by party and state. Yes votes concentrate in New York Massachusetts and California.
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Rotary muffler aims to boost mileage and cut pollution
John Self and ally John Markley show a device they claim improves gas mileage and reduces emissions by using exhaust pressure to drive a turbine on the car’s axle housing. An AP photo accompanies the description of the contraption installed on a vehicle.
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Westwood Junior High Parents Plan Monthly Talks
A series of monthly kutlee klutches will be held at Westwood Junior High homes starting Wednesday at 9:20 am. The first gathering at 2012 Fucker Ave aims to answer questions about Westwood and Elyria city schools. Principal Goodsile says the meetings foster mutual concerns and community contact. hosts are asked to contact Goodsile.
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Harris to wed leading lady and British actor Harris
British actor Richard Harris, 41, plans to marry Ron Turkel in New York in April. Turkel is in her mid 20s and this will be her first marriage. They met when she appeared opposite him in the film 49 44-10 Per Cent Dead.
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Former Ohio governor Herbert in poor condition at Riverside Hospital
Former Ohio governor Thomas J. Herbert, 79, was reported quite ill at Riverside Hospital in Columbus after a period of poor health. A physician said he had been ill for some time. Cardinal Terence Cooke used a New York service to urge a constitutional amendment overturning abortion on demand. He spoke at St. Patrick’s Cathedral praising golden anniversaries and urging Congress to pass a right to life amendment to protect unborn children from abortion.
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World championship bridge tale reveals missteps at two tables
In a Brazil vs Norway 1970 world championship deal, West led clubs and South misplays at the first table, allowing West to cash spades and slam South. The second table mirrors the contract but South avoids a finesse, winning by careful play and trump management. Tomorrow: the long term view.
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