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The Gastonia Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1972

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Brotherhood Aims to Keep Youths From Drugs in Maryland

Saltore Md AP report on the Brotherhood, run by ex addicts, forming to guide teens in Baltimore’s Cherry Hill area away from drugs. They operate from St Veronicas Church near a recreation center, plan a multipurpose center with pool and bowling, and patrol to prevent vandalism. They seek $250,000 for the center, with $85,000 in annual funding. Members say counseling and role models help youths resist drugs.

Actus Johnson St. Veronca Morary Brotherhood Rvanury Banley Mat Arumy Yatley

U.S. Auto Sales Hit Record 10.16 Million in 1971

The United States auto market set a 1971 sales record of 10,155,411 vehicles, up 22 percent from 1970. Major automakers GM Ford Chrysler and American Motors posted gains, while imports slipped. Toyota, Datsun, and VW also showed trends as the year ended amid strikes and an import surcharge repeal.

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Radar attacks near Hanoi mark bold North Vietnam strikes

U S planes hit two radar sites 45 and 64 miles from Hanoi, while B52s dropped nearly 300 tons in the DMZ. The strikes, first protective reaction missions of 1972, paralleled intensified bombing in Laos and Cambodia as Saigon plans troop shifts and a 15,000 man air mobile unit to guard rear areas. US casualties cited. South Vietnamese forces prepare for redeployment.

Saigon Hanoi Son Tay North Vietnam U.S Laos Dmz Wupted South Vietnam Angler Cambodia U.S. Ist Air Cavalry Division 3Rd

B C ax man awaits sentence in murder attempt case

James Monroe Ross of Bessemer City was found guilty in Superior Court of assault with a deadly weapon for striking Martha Sue Howze with a double bladed ax. Judge Harry C. Martin ordered a pre sentencing investigation and returned Ross to jail as Probation Officer Harold File noted judgment had not yet been entered. The victim testified she was struck twice, suffering injuries to the left eye and chest. Ross faces up to ten years in prison.

James Monroe Ross Ross Bessemer City Harry C. Martin Harold File Martin Martha Sue Howze

Seasonable cold prevails in the Carolinas and Virginia

The report notes seasonable cold with clear to partly cloudy skies across North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia. Highs will be in the 30s to 40s with mid to upper 40s in parts of the Carolinas and lows mainly in the 20s. Some coastal areas may see near freezing temperatures and a warming trend heads into the weekend.

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City taxes set record with 80.4 percent collection

City tax authorities report a record 80.4 percent of taxes collected through December, up from 2.8 percent at year end last year. The rise is blamed on delaying the late payment penalty by one month, making December the final month to pay with penalty.

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U S chess champ rapped by Soviets

Moscow reports Soviet press accuses Bobby Fischer of mercenary attitude toward his world title match with Boris Spassky. Soviet outlets call his demands disrespect and say he will only play in favored cities, sparking fears the world championship fights may inflate stakes.

Moscow Soviet Union Today USB Clieu Bobby Kischer Russia Boris Spassky Sovietsky Sport Fixcher Spassky Chess A. Stoshal Fischer Roshall

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