Crime Board Demands Leniency For Criminals
Washington flow of liberal reform proposals from the National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals urges lenient handling of most criminals and broad rehabilitative programs. The report backed release for many offenders, limits on prison terms, and no new large prisons, arguing crime stems from community failure and should be addressed with social services.
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War on Two Fronts as Israel and Egypt Clash in Sinai
Egypt claimed new desert gains after tank battles in Sinai and says Israeli forces retreated after strong Egyptian counter advances. Israel disputed losses and asserted no ground was relinquished as seven hours of combat unfolded. On the Syrian front, Damascus reported heavy fighting as the war neared day ten, slowing the Israeli push toward the capital.
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Agnew to address nation on political career and future
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew plans a televised 15 minute address at 7 30 p m EDT reportedly largely his own work He resigned after pleading no contest to tax evasion and faces further questions about his conduct while promising to explain lessons learned and improvements.
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Fire destroys 20 blocks in Chelsea leaving 1100 homeless
A wind fed blaze swept 20 blocks of wooden tenements in Chelsea Massachusetts displacing about 1100 people. Four firefighters were hospitalized for smoke inhalation with one in poor condition. No deaths were reported as 500 National Guard members sealed the burned area.
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Faisal troop commitment not seen as oil threat
Saudi Arabia sends a token force to the Golan Heights amid U S Israel arms talks. Officials say no oil embargo threat accompanies Faisal's move while Nixon Kissinger discuss resupply plans and Haig notes U S policy to maintain balance.
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Detroit Teachers Vote on Tentative Strike Deal
Detroit teachers vote today on a tentative agreement that could end their six week strike. About 270,000 students have been out of classes since Sept. 4 the day classes were to start. Election Reform Panel Waits USA. Miracle Drugs Now Useless: CDC says antibiotic resistant strains threaten gonorrhea typhoid malaria TB and shigellosis.
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British consul freed. industrialist still missing in Mexico
Kidnappers released Dr. Anthony Duncan Williams, honorary British consul in Guadalajara. Industrialist Fernando Aranguren remains missing after a Communist group seized him. Government declines to meet demands for safe conduct for 51 prisoners and a $200,000 ransom.
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Local Forecast Highlights Mild Week Ahead
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with lows in the upper 40s and lower 50s. Highs Tuesday in the mid and upper 60s. Fair weather expected through Friday with no major changes anticipated. Details, Page 2.
Enrollment Dip At OU Leads State
Ohio Regents Chancellor James A. Norton reports 13 state universities show a 600-student drop since 1972. Ohio University falls hardest with 15 744 this fall from 17 541 last year, while Kent State and Youngstown also decline. Ohio State rises to 47 100 from 45 963. Technical colleges grow 15 percent with Cuya hoga Lakeland Lorain Sinclair up 86 percent.
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