Writing the Walls Philadelphia Graffiti Corps
A Phila graffiti scene features Cool Earl and peers like Cornbread and Dr Cool as it spreads beyond ghetto walls. Officials crack down with a specialized squad while programs such as Grafiti Alternatives Workshop try to redirect impulse into work.
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Philadelphia
Sam
Cool Earl
Chevy
Kidd
Dr. Cool
Coo
Earl
West Philadelphia
Earl Hubbard
Darry Mc'Cray
Cornbread
Nine Residences Named National Historic Landmarks
The Interior Department designated nine historic homes as landmarks, including seven signers of the Declaration of Independence and two Eugene O Neill residences Tao House in California and Monte Cristo Cottage in Connecticut. The list also covers Hancock Clarke house Lexington Massachusetts and other notable sites in New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York.
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Washington
UPI
Interior Department
Eugene O'Neill
Interior
Rogers Morton
Historic Trust
O'Neill
Contra Costa
Calif
Tao
New London
National Park Service
Hancock- Clarke
Lexington
Mass
John Hancock
Gen
William Floyd
Westernville
George Clymer
Summerseat
Morrisville
George Taylor
Catasaqua
Francis Hopkinson
Bordentown
Princeton, NJ
Richard Stockton
Morven
John Witherspoon
Witherspoon
President
Princeton University
One Story Wood Homes Seen Safe After Quake
Caltech report on the San Fernando quake notes one story woodframe houses suffered limited life threat. Only 450 homes sustained significant damage mainly from ground deformation, while wood frame buildings were rarely life threatening.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
Caltech
Should Trash Be Held as Secret Also
A Washington column discusses a California Supreme Court ruling requiring police to obtain a warrant to search curbside trash. The piece argues trash privacy is a civil liberty and compares it to Magna Carta and the Fifth Amendment, noting potential U.S. Supreme Court acceptance and reflections on dignity and ethics.
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Washington
UPI
England
California Supreme Court
Rastle
U.S. Supreme Court
McCloskey Considers Return to House If Presidential Bid Fails
In San Rafael California Representative Paul McCloskey says he would seek re election to the House if his 1973 Republican presidential nomination bid does not succeed. He emphasizes not feeling fainthearted about his chances but plans a contingency.
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McCloskey
San Rafael
Calif
Paul McCloskey
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Bob Rivera
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U.S
Pakistan
George Clark
Nail
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Aom -Spoe
Weatues Pot
Wilcome
Matt and Bolts
Nicholas
ORLY
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Dick Weet
Aucelies
Dick West
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