Pacific Hotel in Vung Tau Shuts as U S Withdrawal Rises
The Pacific Hotel in Vung Tau formerly housed American officers and an R and R center. With U S withdrawals, the hotel and rest area close, leaving only a guard stockade and few US troops nearby. Local commerce faces change as cooks, bartenders, and bar girls lose work.
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Vung Tau
Vietnam
Pacific Hotel
Pacific
R&r — Center
South Vietnam
U.S
Cap St. Jacques
Saigon
Nha Be
71 Year Old Man Fights $3.20 Medicare Refund
Alfred J. Fuller of Santa Rosa sues California Physicians Service for $3.20 owed as 80 percent of $4 charged for two doctors visits. U.S. District Judge Oliver J. Carter sends the case back to Small Claims Court, citing rights against computer systems. Fuller says CPS should pay and that the amount matters to retirees on fixed incomes.
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San Francisco
Oliver J. Carter
U.S. District Court
Alfred J. Fuller
Santa Rosa
California Physicians Service
Fuller
Small Claims Court
CPS
Social Security Administration
U. S. Atty
Steven Kazan
Carter
Kazan
Oliver
Small Clains Court
Tobacco with as little as five percent nicotine developed
Polish researchers led by Dr. Jan Berbec at the Institute for Soil Fertility report nicotine free tobacco leaves that shed nicotine during maturation. Importers from West Germany and Italy show interest with possible nicotine free cigarettes next year. North Carolina State University notes long-standing work on low nicotine tobacco and limited commercial success due to flavor and aroma. A citizens meeting on air pollution ordinance is set for Monday at 7 30 p m at Stonewall School with State Air Pollution Control Board member Gaston.
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Warsaw
Jan Berbec
Poland
Institute For Soil Fertility
Berbec
West Germany
Italy
Kenneth R. Keller
North Carolina State University
School of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Keller
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Stonewall School
Gaston
State Air Pollution Control Board
Saigon Denies Renewal for U S Correspondent Over Prison Visit
Saigon refuses to renew the accreditation of American correspondent Don Luce after he escorted U S Representatives to Can Son Island detention camp. Luce, with World Council of Churches ties, wrote from restricted area without permission, triggering international protest.
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Tion
National Press Center
Luce
Nguyen Ngoc Huyen
Con Son Island
Con Son
Vietnam
World Council of Churches
Winchester Court Records Brief Involving Infant Plaintiffs
A document lists Stuart Dutton Senseney as an infant suing by mother and next friend Elma May Senseney. It names the complainant through counsel Larrick and White at 35 East Boscawen Street, Winchester, Virginia, with the infant last known address Stephens City 22655.
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Stuart Dutton Senseney
Elma May Senseney
Stephens City
Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
Frederick County
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Virginia McGee
Northwestern State University
Natchitoches
Bossier City
Ginger
Rata
New Tobacco
The
Council
Ecumenical
Africa
India
DIAL
Lake Holiday Estates Golf and Country Club
Winchester
U.S. 522
Cross Junction
Handley Ave
Apts
Fairmont Ave
Dr. Ellis
Hall
Cork Street
Geraldine Malick
Dr. Riley
Rev. Reeves
Arthur L. Ewing
Lake Holiday
Hathaway Fant di Prisco
Mary Hathaway Fant di Prisco
Testes
Juanita W. Fletcher
City of
Joseph W. White
IN Chancery NO
Zelma Andrea Runion Senseney
George B. Whitacre
Lake Holiday Estates Golf & Country Club
Louise
W. Piccadilly St
Kibler’s
Melvin Boone Sr
Kaiser Aluminum
FREE
Halterman
Aluminum
Moorefield
W.va
Cali Wilkins Development Corp
Gray Ave
Cape Cod
Ed L. Molden
Butler Ave
Joseph E. Butler
Middle Rd
Lake Holiday Estates
Fredericktowne
Misc
E.M. Athey
Rt. 1
Lufkin
Texas
Duke L
Shaver Piano CO
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