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…arning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That C· tte Smo· Is 0 rou to Your Health. …

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…o's nd rou ttitude, Und r 'riter La ratori modi fied it mar in re- quir m nt for hair dr r aft r the CP brou ht to U ' attention report. of in­ and d Ih uribut d to of hair on'ts or air Dryer 0 ner ul - Don't bloc the air open­ in of a hair dryer. Don't pi ce it on a oft urface, uch a a bed or cou h t during o ration; air opening may be bloc eel and, al ,you may create a ri of fire. - Don't drop or in ert anythin into a hai...…

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…The Heublein Company agreement or ed out by Operation PUSH folio and ends Ii previously developed ith t Coca-Cola Company. The eoresent t The Heublein arrangemen , announced in of thi , provided for $10 miUion' fi for blac to open and oper e Kalt Fried , en restauran . The overall fi e-year plan ith Heublein caUs for' more than $20 million in Heublein minority busi programs in t next year, to more than SO million by the end of the...…

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…5 pr�. The been virtual-. lY red-lined for 20 y "If I . area and and court." ... y Golze, Koehriilg Co. om· , told p'OUP of "horrendous t­ t!ins" problem experienced by factory, located . thear • Golze made ere city commun­ direeto , tha to put :JDI)IWU' on rehabilita­ buildin ou&h not peT e . not suited for industrial S1tlDY .. DM ASsurrABLE The original dy fo industrial d �t, Go1ze noted. The y pre­ pared by ...…

…ue formula a ert - T Enfamil, m de by e dmini - John on and Co., is one of the bi es Iler on the American market. Pine . d the probl m s cud by a tuc con­ yor line t the ontinen­ tal Can o. in St. Louis hich cau d too much lining to be sprayed into the can . onnally, ch cans are removed by th firm' quality-control in- tor, but e three pp rently e ped detect­ ion, he ". Any parents ho detect an unu 000 to formula auld it d c...…

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…LlITE OF LOVE te of 1..0 e� program honoring certain embers of e Youth C oi be he d Sunday, December 27, 6 p.m. at the urch, 287 South Cry tal. Gu t will be an chur oirs, H pe Youn Adult C ir and the So ds nlimited. .T. Burton . pti Church here Dr. D.E. Coo i p or. The program will be De mber 27, at 6:00 p.m. T come from Faith "onary p . t Church, Detroit; Chicago, United Faith Bap ist Church and ary illiam- p and or- ...…

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…ou? &lECE ER 23 - 29, 1 iTHE CITIZE eek' . . Y 1HD YTOALL BE Cathy D. Co , December Bryant, December 7; Robert J n . G Flake, December S· atlwUel G �t, December 10; tier, December 11; . illiim Co Jr. 7 Evange- . Smith, December 12; VirdeD HiIImwl Rev. , December 13; Jo Ann Ly David J , December IS; . Virginia , December 17; Edward E. Jo n, December -18; laiTell DeCember 19; Sandra Rogers . Ge JlVrrum, December 22, Delbert To y o...…

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…What a great vaca ion, Good friends, perfect weather a d the catch of th morning crackling on the fife along with hash browns and eggs-sunny side up. ow's the perfect time for a delicious cup of Maxwell House Instant Coffee. .��..._;.�: Maxwell House and mornings go together naturally, because only Maxwell House gives you that "Good to the Las Drop 'feeling that lets you begin your day just right. So share a moment with Maxwell House c...…

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….... .... _ . ..: .. ' ". .................. , . ....... LET PEA CE BEGIN (To n ar eI-SIldat) "P. ace on the earth, to all, goodwill"­ The ntessa e of the angels still erie out to human hearts forlorn, To aried nations battle- om. ot ill great halls where men debate, here venomed ords mix t�uth with hale, But in the hearts 0/ humankind May come th peace men yearn to find. "Throu h visions of a nobler life Fr. d from contentio...…

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…Three attribute were emph sized throughout hi life, so An ar el-Sadat notes, hich helped forge his path y to ard peace and freedom. The first -n:liance. He had an al unlimited f 0 in himself; and undertook no ithout first sensing that if all others f r­ him and aD apparent resources failed, he could SOI11lCh<JIW The third e organization. o meant the 0plini of one' own f and the encouragcmcnt of the kind of self 4iscipIine in others...…

…TO AGE 12 Bento r city could rate up to $375, 00 in 0 e year d up 680,000 every ye tbelrealter if it pu t its tel dep nt in order, y Arthur Andeno d Company. The con- ltan hired by th city of estim tea. Consultants giv many re ns for the ck of meters being r d: - dam ed, bro en meters wi no on train­ ed to do th repairs; ed to do the repairs ( for example, Berrien Hom s every meter unreadable); -landlord or tenants door ...…

…d te eir pre .. in grade I e and sons 0 er 00. I try to m tch 8,100 hours in the Benton their preference ith tn Harbor Are Schoo " need 0 the t che . muaaaer, mo . part of • ".i�,..,1tt records centralization pro­ gram to � CUsto fa benefit of reduced operat- The Benton Harbor Area is ductin8 a the recruit of our larger, more centralized operatio " e are able to incre efficiency and reduce expe ," Trefry id. "Bento Harbor, B...…

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…• • o Benton may be tio for building d . t P O'peD;UW . ce beoomin8 director of � .cy department d e go. to keep it that y," .................................. ! : .. 1auu-ww1llU lilt ....... ., �11111 ..............................................• 7"",...1UU anyunUlUal . tua • n in any school to call his office duiinl I hours, 926-4010. "Ifresidents . Harbor Schoo ' Secunty Department to the I JOH N A. DICKEY and Asso...…

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…up - E WHITMORE of Ban· from Quality Control to Lay-out In­ tpeCtor, first oman in this po ·tion at Bohn Aluminum Co. MRS. EI.ZORA HO­ ARD of South r. e IODl0000ce the recent maJlTlIIRe of their niece orris to r. enry Jr., of La. ho is retiring. Si at home, MRS. TERESA ITCHElL of Decatur SS ALEXANDBR ofC T' a stand: VERA JACKSO of South n filed a job discrimi­ tion complaint Harding' Superm e. Co rt School Sports; u ...…

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