Fremont Planning Commission backs quarry use permits reform
Fremont planners urge city council to require all quarries to obtain use permits and implement slope cuts rehabilitation plans and proper screening. The 60 day compliance window is linked to council approval and aims to curb unregulated quarrying near transit lines and public projects.
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Supreme Court backs laws shielding minors from objectionable media
In a sweeping decision the Supreme Court upholds state and local governments power to restrict suggestive films and magazines to protect minors. Moments after filing into the GOP presidential race, Gav Rockefeller scores an upset in Massachusetts primary, aiming to blunt Nixon’s momentum and please his backers.
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Holmes Alexander Sees Church as Pragmatic Liberal Senator
Boise Idaho columnist analyzes Senator Frank Church as a pragmatic liberal in a conservative state. George Hansen challenges Church, with the piece arguing Hansen would stake a six for six stance, while Church leans five for six and risks national direction.
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Fight Without Fear Holds Little Glory and True Courage
The essay argues fear defines true greatness in bullfighting and life. Sidney Franklin’s career shows that mastery amid fear yields drama, dignity, and meaningful action. It links fear to courage in diplomacy, domestic life, and personal moments of truth.
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Don McLean Unfounded Nebraskan Aspirin Hoax
A Washington man relayed a far fetched tale claiming Bobby Kennedy did not win the Nebraska primary due to aspirin given to his trainer, with bets still counted for him despite an alleged disqualification. The story claimed a forged scorecard and involved comparisons to sports officiating, but no such primary scorecards existed.
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Public Can't Understand Hoodlumism and Crime Fight
The piece argues for tough, targeted crime fights in the United States. It cites Attorney General Ramsey Clark and former Vice President Nixon, endorsing wiretaps, enforcement, and police morale as essential tools. It warns that lax measures invite organized and unorganized crime and supports expanded IRS powers and stronger customs to curb narcotics and racketeering.
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1875 Derby Triumph Aristides Wins Kentucky Classic
United Press International notes the first Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs Louisville Aristides wins as the field grows. The brief recap places historical sports birth alongside a 1954 Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation and a 1960 U2 crisis moment.
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