Prisoner Of War Says Viet Surgeons Removed Shattered Elbow
Prisoner of war reports Viet surgeons removed a shattered elbow and saved his arm. City of Gastonia approves 10 percent pay raises for all employees, with additional Christmas bonuses and selective department head adjustments. Budget adoption delayed to Thursday, with tax rate unchanged at 1.40 per 100 valuation.
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Michigan Teen Killings Linked To Nationwide Manhunt
Authorities probing the slayings of seven Michigan college coeds and a California teen pressed a nationwide hunt for Andrew Manuel 85 last seen in Salinas California A federal fugitive warrant was issued in connection with a Michigan house theft Manuel and accomplice Callis were linked to California cases with victims found in Salinas Los Angeles and Seaside A fourth woman killed in California is not yet connected The investigation involves Washtenaw County Sheriff Douglas J Harvey and Eastern Michigan University graduate Edward Caribom as they pursue leads and possible trailers linked to the killings.
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House Debates Tax Reform Bill Amid Six Month Extensions
Washington AP reports the House moves toward debate on a landmark Tax Reform bill. Earlier, the Rules Committee pounded over amendments as a six month extension of the top income surcharge was debated, with votes indicating support for a shorter extension and a longer alternative.
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Five for Five Against Surcharge in House Vote
In Washington, five of North Carolina s 42 congressmen backed the 237 470 House passage of a 10 percent income tax surcharge for the year s remainder. Five voted against. Rep Alton Fendon was not listed. The bill now heads to President Nixon after Senate approval, as Democrats seek to strip or modify the extension amid calls for tax-rate relief and amendments to protect upper bracket taxpayers.
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Families Jubilant Over Reports of Prisoner Releases
Joy spreads among relatives of U S servicemen released from North Vietnamese custody. Mrs Lyte Rumble of Oroville says her family awaits official confirmation from the Air Force for Captain Wesley Lewis Rumble. Mrs Hake Ert Franchot Frishman of Santee notes her Navy husband was captured two years earlier. Abe Hegdahl recalls hope as Air Force Lieutenant Douglas was reported rescued. Davis of the American pavilion identifies four other prisoners still held, including Air Force Captain Anthony Charles Andrews whose wife Gale is a Wichita Falls graduate.
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Three Americans Return From Vietnam Prison Camp
International Control Commission ships departed for North Vietnam to pick up three U S prisoners of war released in Hanoi. Capt. Wesley Humbte, Lt. Robert Frishman, and Dong Ing Hegdahl were said to have been well treated and to have received medical care. The Hanoi broadcast quoted their remarks and described humanitarian gestures amid ongoing conflict.
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Debakey and Cooley Named Top Medicare Draws in Nation
Two Houston heart surgeons Dr Michael Debakey and Dr Denton Cooley received about 200000 dollars each in Medicare payments last year, the highest totals for any physician. Payments were routed to Baylor College of Medicine in Houston as a fund, covering a broad range of cardiovascular operations and open heart surgery performed by a team rather than the doctors alone.
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Amendment Is Just In Time for Safeguard Plan Debate
Washington AP reports the House moved to approve a 2.6 billion authorization for the Safeguard system, but last minute amendments knocked a 1.35 billion military construction measure from consideration. Rep L Mendel Rivers steered the amendment amid contention over deployment at NORAD CONAD facilities as a Senate vote looms. Pentagon officials voiced regret that the emphasis on money for the space defense project was not clearer. The piece also notes pioneering medical advances by DeBakey and Cooley in heart surgery and related funding inquiries.
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New Mars Photos Boost Hope of Life Clues
PASADENA Calif AP Mariner 7 sent first images of Mars late, showing the polar cap and possible features of the southern hemisphere. Scientists described patterns as dark axens and vast white ice, with signals uncertain yet promising, and awaited full scale pictures and analysis at a news conference.
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US Moves To Free Fishermen In Vietnam Conflict
The United States quietly negotiates with North Vietnam to return ten fishermen rescued by U.S. Navy crews off North Vietnam. Meanwhile three American servicemen held by Hanoi were reportedly freed. Casualties include nine Americans wounded and one killed as U.S. and South Vietnamese forces engage in scattered skirmishes.
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Governor Pushes Aggressive Use of Federal Programs
North Carolina Governor Bebo Scott told mayors and officials from cities over 25 000 population that the state will become more aggressive in pursuing federal programs including housing. He outlined Operation Breakthrough a HUD pilot to select eight cities and create housing market areas absorbing 1041 new low cost units annually for five years. The plan aligns with a state housing corporation authorized to issue up to 200 million in low interest loans to assist eligible families. Scott urged local leaders to target sites and argued federal intervention could be reduced if state and local governments meet their responsibilities.
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