Record! Second Installment on Orange County Health Dept
In Newburgh the investigation reveals many eateries with long-standing violations continue to operate. The piece, part of a broader examination series, highlights persistent enforcement gaps and local health issues across the city.
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Orange County Health Dept
Newburgh
Youth scene 1973 reflections on a cautious generation
United Press International surveys of campuses show a quiet 1974 ahead as inflation and tight jobs shadow students. Debt and scarce grants press on plans for college, delaying protests. NYU sophomore Diana Balot recalls 1967 68 idealism fading to skepticism while Dale Cahan of NYU notes leaders faced a harsh job market.
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United Press International
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Kent State
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Orange County Publications Division Weekly Rates and Figures
The item lists publication details for December 18, 1973 including home delivery rate of 1.05 per week and single copy price of 30 cents. It notes mailing and postpaid status at Middletown and provides November 1972 and November 1973 circulation figures of 53,020 and 54,863 respectively.
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Despicable ambush prompts Schlesinger threat of retaliation
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger condemned the South Vietnam mercy-mission helicopter attack as despicable and criminal after an American officer was killed. The State Department joined in denouncing the ambush, noting the aircraft was clearly nonhostile and marked. Captain Richard M. Rees, 32, of Kent, Ohio, was killed after surrendering. officials said he died in cold blood. Meanwhile Cambodian government forces, backed by armor, attacked Communist bunkers near Phnom Penh aiming to reopen Highway 5. In four hours, 20 bunkers and huts were destroyed. two government soldiers were killed and 11 wounded as fighting continued around Wat Thmey.
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UPI
James R. Schlesinger
South Vietnam
U.S
State Dept
Schlesinger
Phnom Penh
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Wat Thmey
Skylab gyro hesitates again delays Kohoutek photos
Skylab’s remaining functioning gyroscope faltered again on Saturday causing flight controllers to cancel a planned roll to photograph Comet Kohoutek. With only two workable gyros left and one having failed weeks earlier the crew avoided stressing the gyro to prevent excessive fuel use and potential instability while stressing that there is no alarm.
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Houston
UPI
Skylab
Comet Kohoutek
Mexico bound propane shipments barred by U S border
U S border kept closed to propane gas shipments to Baja California despite an alleged agreement. Delivery halted after customs were told by phone to stop movements. Propane fuels 95 percent of Baja California's 1.5 million people.
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Tijuana
Mexico
TWA back on schedule after tentative strike end
Trans World Airlines aims to restore full service by week end after a tentative four to five day strike settlement with about 5 000 flight attendants. If ratified by Tuesday partial service could resume Wednesday and full service by week’s end. In Sicily a train robbery near Mt Etna left a police officer critically wounded and two guards injured while robbers fled with cash and money orders.
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Catania
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