New York heroin crisis and police struggle described
A CS Monitor report portrays Harlem heroin addicts as a pervasive, daily crisis with theft to fuel addiction. It cites widespread trafficking, community complicity, and limited government effectiveness, noting 100000 users and rising arrests despite a bolstered narcotics squad.
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Whitey
Harlem
John McCahey
New York City
McCahey
Howard R. Leary
William H. Tendy
Narcotics Unit
Southern District
New York
House Committee On Crime
Phnom Penh attacks jolt the Nixon administration
The attacks on Phnom Penh raise deep concerns in the Nixon administration over morale and policy. Officials emphasize continued US military missions in Cambodia, expanded air power, and no immediate ground troops, while congressional backlash and prisoner issues loom large amid broader Vietnamization aims.
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Nicholas Daniloff
Washington
UPL
Phnom Penh
Nixon
State Department
Cambodia
Melvin B. Laird
High Administration
Laird
Executive Branch
Indochina
Congress
Houstens
Nexon Itdune
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Defense Department
Pentagon
Price surge hits Congress Record after decades
Congress lawmakers will face a sharp price rise for the Congressional Record starting with the 98th Congress on January 21. Subscriptions move to 8.75 dollars monthly and 45 dollars yearly with single copies at 25 cents, up from the prior years. The Record includes verbatim debates, editorials, tables, and occasional poetry, though members may revise remarks, reducing bulk under law.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol
Congressional
Congress
House
Senate
Jawinakore
Donald M. Fraser
D-Minn
James ‘T. Broyhill
RNSC
Nixon
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Copyright notice for Christian Service publication
A brief OCR fragment notes a copyright claim: 17 percent, The Christian son laws Service, All rights reserved. The line hints at a rights statement typical of a church or service publication, though details are incomplete and no further context is provided.
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Opyright
The
Christian Son Laws Service
Eucalyptus boom shapes East Bay hills history
The article chronicles the 1904 1913 eucalypt boom in the Oakland Berkeley hills led by Frank Havens and his Mahogany Eucalyptus and Land Company. It details planting near North Berkeley to Redwood Peak, claims of 1 to 8 million trees, nine nurseries, a mill, and a funded vision of vast plantations. It notes eventual control shifts to EBMWD and Havens flawed timber projections and Skyline Boulevard ties.
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Oakland
California
Berkeley Hills
East Bay Regional Park District
Tilden
Robert Sibley
Redwood
Round Top Peak
Robert Sibley Park
Frank Colton Havers
Reales Sale
Water Company
Mahogany Eucalyptus and Land Company
Berkeley
Redwood Peak
Redwood Regional Park
Old Peoples Water Company
Havens
East Bay Municipal Utility District
Sunset Magazine
Frank Havens
Berkeley- Oakland Hills
U8. Forest Service
el Toro
East Bay Hills
East Bay
F. M
Smith
Claremont
Skyline Boulevard
California considers legalized gambling to boost state revenues
Sacramento reports renewed push for gambling expansion as a revenue measure. Proposals include a statewide lottery amendment, a state Gambling Commission study, and possible legalization of off track betting greyhound racing and jai alai to curb Nevada wagering losses. Supporters cite potential funds for schools welfare and park lands.
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Sacramento
California
Mervyn Dymally
Los Angeles
Senate
Democratic Caucus
Alfred Long
Monterey Park
Nevada
Jatabai
Assembly
Bob Moretti
New York State
New York
New York City
Hee East
Nike
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