Coming Attractions Hollywood Week Offers Classic TV Films and Performances
UPI previews a busy TV week across networks with a Harvey variety of classics and documentaries. PBS airs Awake and Sing with Walter Matthau, NBC presents The Wizard of Oz, Today NH primary coverage, CBS features Will Rogers U S A and 99 Days to Survival, and ABC, NBC, and CBS showcase The Odd Couple Broadway salute and Lord Jim. The week closes with Red Detachment of Women on NBC and Carson Sun City Scandals 72 guest stars.
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Reading Weather Gots and TV Listings Mess
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Heavy Interest Shown in Marijuana Decriminalization
In California the Marijuana Initiative reports 40,000 signatures in early drive to place decriminalization on the November ballot. The measure would remove criminal penalties for adult personal use while keeping sale and possession laws and would allow growing a small amount for personal use.
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Second District Candidate Prospects On GOP Meeting
Des Moines group plans Thursday briefing with district GOP officials to review potential candidates to challenge Congressman Culver. Halvorson cites redistricting as a delaying factor and lists Ted Ellsworth, Tom Riley, Roger Shaff, Clifton Lamborn, Joan Lipsky, John Camp, Don Johnson, and Maurice Baringer as possible contenders while noting Democrat interest in Dick Clark.
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Cites Failure of Nixon Policies Among Blacks
Rep Louis Stokes chairing the Congressional Black Caucus criticizes President Nixon's economic plan as failing blacks. He argues unemployment fights inflation but harms black communities nationwide, with unemployment cited at 40 percent in urban areas like Cleveland versus 5.7 percent overall. He urges dramatizing the issue at the seat of government and mentions talks of a march on Washington.
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Iowa Senate Approves Alcohol Unit Funds Bill
The Iowa Senate 31 to 11 passed a bill to shift control of alcohol funding from the state commission to allocate 50,000 among 17 regional centers plus 20,000 for Harrison Detox in Des Moines. An Oakdale boost of 10,000 was added, and a fund-reallocation amendment passed.
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Kautz Re-elected YMCA National Board Chairman
Richard C. Kautz aged 56, of Muscatine Iowa, was re elected Saturday as chairman of the national board of the YMCA at its annual meeting in New York AP reports that he retains the top post after the vote by YMCA leaders nationwide.
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Demos Finish Platform and Reelect Jean Oxley in Iowa
Delegates at the Linn County Democratic convention completed platform work early Sunday. Jean Oxley was unanimously re elected as chairman with officers named. The body backed John Culver for re election and Dick Clark in seeking the party nomination to oppose Jack Miller. They rejected a marijuana legalization plank by a 62 51 vote and approved a right to work repeal planks. A minimum wage of two dollars, civil service for sheriffs deputies, legalized sex acts between consenting adults, and collective bargaining rights for public employees were backed. Delegates to the district convention in Monticello were allocated to Tapscott backers with 187 of 242 Linn delegates. The convention also endorsed a conscience based approach to pregnancy decisions and a unified trial court system, statewide referendums, and removal of liquor from state control.
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Three Children Die In Riverside Firebombing
In Riverside California three children aged 7 to 9 died when a gasoline bomb was thrown through a bedroom window at their grandmother’s house. Victims were Cynthia Warren 9 Lawrence Warren 8 and Marlene Warren 7. The attack set the room ablaze as neighbors heard screams and smoke filled the home. The children were staying with the grandmother while their mother Victoria Warren visited their father Robert an inmate at a county road camp in Banning. Investigators say there had been other unsolved firebombings in the area.
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