California nude bars brace for Supreme Court ruling fight
California officials promise a broad enforcement drive to revoke liquor licenses at nude bars that offer topless or fully nude acts following a Supreme Court decision. Nudie bar owner Tammy Heath and Carol Doda warn of strong resistance, with potential shifts to non alcoholic service if licenses are pulled.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
U.S. Supreme Court
Peter Sexton
Sexton
California Department of
Supreme Court
Aries
Edward J. Kirby
State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Tammy Heath
Kirby
The
Supreme Anything
Miss Eath
San Francisco
North Beach
Massachusetts man seeks ban on Lake Umbagog bottom mining
In Concord New Hampshire Franklin M Yoffe a Massachusetts man appeals a denial of his permit to mine diatomaceous earth from the lake bottom on the Maine New Hampshire border The case argues state agencies lacked proper authority and fair hearings Environmental concerns note the lake as a duck refuge and osprey nesting site The hearing also references a 1967 proposal and opposition from environmentalists.
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Concord
N.H
Massachusetts
Umbagog
Coos County
Franklin M. Yoffe
Executive Council
Maine
New Hampshire
Supreme Court
Yoffe
Coos
County Superior Court
Special Board
Androscoggin River
Maine Governor Curtis eyes smaller crash programs and budget relief
Maine Governor Kenneth M. Curtis said the state can reduce crash programs and aims to level off education costs. He projected a 100 million dollar, 26 percent increase for the next biennium to fund current services and school subsidies, with extra funds needed for retirement and debt and concern over medical bills for families. The report notes the Fiji Islands reference as part of a separate context.
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Augusta
Maine
Kenneth M. Curtis
Curtis
Inquest Transcript Steno's Sale Sought
US Court of Appeals asked to overturn denial of exclusive right to sell an 800 page 1969 Chapaquiddick inquest transcript. Lipman and McNeil claimed rights with DA office. judges ordered copies sold to media at $75 each. Judge Tauro prohibited exclusive sale and supervised distribution.
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Boston
I Court of Appeals
Chappaquiddick
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kopechne
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Sen
Edward Mennedy
Martha’s Vineyard Island
Sidney P. Lipman
Harold T. McNeil
Barnstable County
U.S. District Court
Andrew A. Caffrey
Lipman
McNeil
Theologian Calls Churches to Curb Growth and Materialism
California theologian Rev. Dr. George Rupp urged churches to halt new buildings and cap employee salaries to reduce resource use. Speaking to the National Council of Churches, he urged simplicity and frugality, arguing growth cannot be sustained and wealth inequality must be addressed.
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Dallas
Tex
California
George Rupp
University of Redlands
Rupp
General Assembly
National Council Churches
Paul
Renowned ESP Lecturer Dr Alex Tanous Speaks at Kennebunkport Dinner
Dr. Alex Tanous, famed for ESP and theology, spoke at the Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at Shawmut Inn. He discussed crime solving with federal agencies, the Hale Boggs disappearance, and predicted a spring 1973 government search. He urged mental powers for good, warned of a 1970s Three Days of Darkness, and predicted mercy killing bills before year 2000.
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Alexair Tanous
Kennebunk Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
Shawmut Inn
Tanous
Hale Boggs
Alaskan Panhandle
Boggs
Anchorage
Moon Seeks Emergency Bulkhead Approval At Goose Rocks Beach
Selectmen grant a bulkheading permit for Richard Moon after residents urged quick action to prevent further erosion at Goose Rocks Beach. Walley and Moon announced the unanimous decision following a phone poll of Selectmen Ivan and Lester Wildes and an afternoon hearing at Town Hall.
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Walley
Ivan
Lester Wildes
Moon
Kennebunkport
Selectman
David Moon Anto
Town Hall
Richard Moon
Sand Point
Goose Rocks Beach
Environmental Improvement Commission
Augusta
Frank White
Framed in Urgency Calls for Quick Action
The fragment argues that immediate changes are needed to prevent dire consequences for humanity, stressing that delays will worsen outcomes for families and individuals. The tone urges swift policy or practical steps to avert harm.
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