Indians argue treaties override Michigan fishing law
Chippewa fisherman A B LeBlanc contends 1836 and 1954 federal treaties grant Indigenous rights to fish in Lake Superior waters, challenging 1929 Michigan Commercial Fishing Act. Michigan argues waters closed to commercial fishing. legal battle centers on federal treaty precedence over state law and possible arrests.
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Michigan
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
A.B. LeBlanc
Lake Superior
Whitefish Bay
Michigan Department of Neva Resources
Michigan Indian Intertribal Council
LeBlanc
Bruce Andrews
Department
Andrews
1St District
Nicholas Lambrose
Bay Mills
Coun
Michigan Supreme Court
William Jondreau
L’anse
Keweenaw Bay
Supreme Court
Frank Kelley
Department of Natural Resources
Whitefish
Keweenaw
Lake Michigan
Grand Traverse Bay
Lake Huron
LeBlance
John Scott
Great Lakes
Natural Resources Department
Scott
Ottawa County
Raymond L. Smith
Michigan United Conservation Clubs
Ottawa Rod and Gun Club
Band of
Chippa
Smith
Navy War on Termites Makes Slow Progress at Sea and Shore
The Navy reports progress in destroying termite colonies without chemicals. Formosan termites threaten Hawaii and mainland bases, prompting use of resistant materials and chemical barriers, but costs rise and limitations persist. Hawaii researchers tested a parasitic nematode and a deadly fungus, yet termites quarantine diseased relatives and thwart epidemics, leaving the war ongoing.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Navy
Office of Naval Research
ONR
Navy
DNA
University of
Hawaii
Bircher charges Nixon aims to rule the world
Belmont Mass UPI Robert Welch founder of the John Birch Society says President Nixon seeks to use the U S presidency as a stepping stone to world rule with Communist movement approval. Welch cites Nixon's trip to China 1960 platform handling and leftward appointments as evidence of a Communist linked power drive.
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Bircher
Nixon
Belmont, Mass
UPI
Robert Welch
The
John Birch Society
United States
Welch
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Communist Party
China
Ecology informs zoning ruling in Riverdale case
A New York State Supreme Court justice denied Nattin Realty’s bid to overturn a Wappinger town zoning change needed for Riverdale River parcel development. The decision rejects immediate tax interests, cites ecology as a required factor in zoning, and upholds a 1970 shift from multiple to one family units to protect water and sewage resources.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Supreme Court
Wappinger
Nattin Realty, Inc
Rockland County
Joseph E. Ludewig
Riverdale
Hudson River
Joseph F. Hawkins
Bel Air Radio Mogul Shapes Rock Formats Nationwide
A Bel Air designer of radio music programs drives the format scene with Solid Gold Rock and Hit Parade 71. His intuitive, abrasive style powers broadcast rock, while his prized Dewar's White Label Scotch reflects the era's bold persona.
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Dewar
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Rutland Hospital
Ahan
National Shawmut Bank of Boston
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Massachusetts
Mitchell, Petty & Shetterly
New York
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N. Y
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John J. Ryan & Co
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Vagnant and Trust Company
Dewar’s
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