Inaugural Wood Used For Plaques
Washington AP describes half a million board feet from Nixon's second inauguration stands being sold for salvage. Ed Streeky sells $100 plaques from 11 by 14 inch panels with photos and brass plates. Jacob Hoffman says about 200,000 board feet have been sold for $30,000.
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Chinese Have Identity Crisis in Global Diaspora
Singapore and cities worldwide confront how overseas Chinese define identity as China shifts away from old customs. Language and culture collide with citizenship limits and evolving self-perception. Many feel culturally Chinese yet socially Singaporean or American, while heritage sparks pride and longing for homeland.
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Hints From Heloise on bed pillows and simple fixes
Tips on creating a long looked bed with bolster pillows and a flat spread for a neat appearance. Also ideas for recycling collage materials, keeping privacy light, repurposing bottle tops for scrubbing, and maximizing small jar storage in diaper boxes.
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Helen Popik
Drug Hotline Questions on Youth Drug Abuse
A reader asks how to combat drug abuse among Winchester youths. The note cites frustration with indifference, urges parents and communities to reach out, and emphasizes hope that youth will mature and rethink experimentation. The piece references a Drug Hotline and calls for practical, caring action.
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Winchester
Tourism Up 8 Percent in Nova Scotia 1972 Season
Halifax reports 1.4 million plus visitors to Nova Scotia in 1972, an 8.1 percent rise from 1971, reflecting strong tourist traffic and growth for the season.
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Halifax
Forst and Miller Named Acting State Officials
Gov. Linwood Holton designated William H. Forst and Frank B. Miller Jr. as acting state treasurer and acting secretary of finance to replace Walter W. Craigie Jr. who retires April 15. Holton praised Craigie's leadership and cited tax, bond, and retirement fund gains during his tenure.
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Rites Tomorrow For Murdered U S Diplomats
The bodies of Ambassador Cleo A. Noel Jr. and Deputy G. Curtis Moore, slain in Khartoum by guerrillas, returned to the United States aboard an Air Force jet. Secretary Rogers and about 500 colleagues welcomed the casketed diplomats at Andrews Air Force Base. A military honor guard and 19 gun salute marked the arrival before burial at Arlington National Cemetery on Wednesday.
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Moore
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