Antinudity ruling triggers bar owner battle in California
In Sacramento a Supreme Court antinudity ruling prompts California officials to enforce nudity limits on bars. Deputy director Peter Sexton says topless dancers must stay six feet from customers on elevated stages. nude entertainment faces license revocation. Bar owner Tammy Heath warns of a major fight as regulators plan statewide actions. Governor Reagan’s stance and possible legal challenges loom as Nudie bars consider dropping liquor service.
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California
U.S. Supreme Court
Peter Sexton
California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Sexton
Supreme Court
Edward J. Kirby
State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Tammy
Heath
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Miss Heath
San Francisco
Liquor Department
Ronald Reagan
Carol Doda
North Beach
One-house legislature proposal pushed by Perpich
Lt Governor Rudy Perpich proposed a unicameral Minnesota Legislature with 135 members, to take effect after the 1980 census if a constitutional amendment passes. He noted the proposal, one of 77 bills for 1973, could gain traction in eight years and that Gov. Anderson has been helpful with past efforts.
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Hibbing
Perpich
U.S. District Court
US Supreme Court
Wendell Anderson
Five Dead in Northern Ireland Shootings in One Day
Gunmen killed a protestant man about 30 on a Bel fast street, the fifth death in 24 hours raising Northern Ireland’s toll to 654. A British sergeant died in Belfast when a mortar exploded. another army fatality followed a mistaken target. Thirteen rocket and mortar attacks were reported, with deaths including a father of four and two bricklayers mistaken for snipers.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
William Bogle
Tyrone
Duareter
Bogle
Paris
U.S
United States
Xuan Loc
Saigon
Thach Han River
Quang Tri City
Truman Hospitalized Amid Pulmonary Congestion
Former President Harry S. Truman, age 88, was admitted to Research Medical Center in Kansas City for pulmonary congestion. His condition was listed as fair with stable vital signs and a conscious, though uncomfortable, status. No tests or treatments beyond continuing antibiotics were planned for the night. Dr. Wallace Graham remains his personal physician.
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Harry
Truman
Wallace Graham
Graham
The Pioneer newspaper masthead notice
The Pioneer published daily except Sundays and holidays by Tre Pioneer division of Scriptstaff Newspapers Inc at a street address with corrected details and printer marks. Publisher is listed with management credits and standard newspaper branding in a historic citation style.
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Scrippsttf Mewapapers, Inc
Baitremi ~Wawe
Borthsi
Ae Paceor
Prem
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Heaviest Vietnamese attack near Saigon since 1968 Tet
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces launched a heavy rocket assault on Tan Son Nhut Air Base and nearby areas, the fiercest strike on Saigon since the Tet offensive. Ground fighting followed near Tam Binh Village with about 1,500 government troops involved. nine killed and 54 wounded overall, including one American dead. Air strikes continued through the day as helicopters and bombers targeted launch sites and damaged a fuel dump and several civilian sites.
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Saigon
Tan’ Son Nhut
Tam Binh
Tat
Son Nhut
U.S
Que Son
da Nang
Ross
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Nixon narrows second term cabinet choices at Camp David
President Nixon plans further cabinet selections at Camp David after retaining Richard Kleindienst as attorney general and Earl Butz as agriculture secretary. Transportation secretary John Volpe will step down to become ambassador to Italy. housing chief James T. Lynn will replace George Romney at HUD. Rogers Morton remains interior secretary. Treasury aides Walker and Rasides resignations are noted. Nixon stays at Camp David to finish final admin details with aides.
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Camp David, Md
Nixon
Agriculture, Transportation
Commerce
Camp David
Richard Kleindienst
Earl Butz
John Volpe
Transportation
Italy
Peter G. Peterson
U.S
James T Lynn
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Rogers C. B. Morton
Interior
White House
Treasury Department
Charles E. Walker
Asst
Eugene T Rassides
Maryland
West Coast
Minnesota highway workers vote on union representation
A state Bureau of Mediation Services director ordered mail ballot elections for 1,610 Highway Department employees. The two ballots cover 755 maintenance and trade workers and 855 technical staff, with central St Paul and district offices at Golden Valley and Forest Lake involved. Operating Engineers Local 49 seeks maintenance bargaining rights, while Council 6 of AFSCME seeks to represent technical staff.
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ST. Paul, Minn
State Highway Department
Minnesota Bureau of Mediation Services
Vern Buck
Minnesota
St Paul
Golden Valley
Forest Lake
Fergus Falls elects first woman mayor Barbara Donoho
Fergus Falls voters chose Barbara Donoho 1827 to 1313 over eight year alderman Bob Fleming to become the city's first woman mayor in a race that reflected a broader Minnesota municipal election. The city of nearly 13 000 also elected June Barnum to an alderman seat 409 to 283.
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Associated Press
Fergus Falls
Minnesota
Barbara Donoho
Bob Fleming
Donoho
City Planning Commission
Tom
K.W. Venino
June Barnum
Bob Lillquist
Arlington
Wayzata
Arden Kreft
Dale Kleist
Wayne Fadden
Harry Beck
Farmington
Medford
Avis
Lakeville
Lake Crystal
Olivia
Atwater
Raymond
Wadena
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