Police Discretion Builds Confidence Says Burger
Justice Burger urges police discretion to reduce tensions and build public confidence. He cites European practices and recalls childhood memories to illustrate that thoughtful, non punitive policing earns trust while acknowledging no rule book can cover every moment on the beat.
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Washington (Ap
Justice Burger
Tefry
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Weber Wins Walker Mayor Race and Council Seats
Weber polled 95 votes to defeat incumbent H W Mc Cright for mayor. Incumbents Mausser Sorenson and Meade won council seats with 139, 133 and 122 votes respectively. New council members Grant McKee and Hilda Hendryx earned 119 and 34 votes. Meade’s wife Ragine Meade was elected treasurer with 31 write in votes. In Keswick Jack Kerr was elected mayor unopposed with council winners Carrick Cranston Dobbins Nall Moore and treasurer Streigel.
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Walker
Francis Weber
H. W. McCright
McCright
Robert Mausser
Robert Sorenson
Raymond Meade
Grant McKee
Hilda Hendryx
Ragine Meade
Keswick
Jack Kerr
Gerald Carrick
Robert Cranston
Vern Dobbins
Clarence Nall
Jimmie Moore
Gary Fowler
Larry Collins
James Streigel
Herbert Promotion Approved by Nixon
Herbert, a former U S military officer who lost his command in Vietnam after accusing officers of war crimes, has been approved for retroactive promotion by President Nixon and sent to Congress for action.
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UPD
Av Herbert
Vietnam
Nixon
Congress
Herbert
Defense Department
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J. Ross Franklin
John Barnes
Army
Robert Froehlke
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Herminie
Frank Jin
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Luther College adds Union expansion on campus
Luther College plans a Centennial Union expansion financed by a 996000 loan from HUD. Bid openings set for 2 p.m. November 24 with construction expected to take 12 to 48 months. The addition will extend the third floor, add a second floor extension, and two exterior stairwells, including dining and meeting spaces and offices for student affairs staff.
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Luther College
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Longtime heart transplant recipient fails in council bid
Louis Russell who received a heart transplant on August 24 1968 in Richmond Virginia and lived longest with a transplanted heart finished sixth in an eight man race for four seats on the Indianapolis city council. He is a Democrat.
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Louis Russell
Russell
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Bargain Auction on KCRG Radio 1600 Saturday
The newspaper notes a Saturday morning auction at the Bargain Block with bidding on air. The event airs on KCRG Radio 1600 starting at 9:00 AM.
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Kcrg Radio
Students bid to buy land for ecology lab project
Sacramento area students led by Earl Koob seek to buy four acres near Carmichael to form a living ecology lab. They offer SOS shares at one dollar per square foot to raise a five thousand dollar down payment and plan native plantings to attract wildlife.
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Earl Kocb
Science City
Orks High School
la Sierral
Sacramento County
City
Better Wing Commission
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Save Our Self
SOS
Marika Cuthbert
Carmichael
Koob
Lori Odell
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City considers platting rule since 1969 zoning changes noted
The text outlines platting as a land use review tool and cites a 1969 precedent. It lists actions by the planning commission including zoning changes for multiple properties, approvals of language clarifications on side yard rules, and a preliminary Kirkwood Acres plat approval while mentioning a PDQ Food Stores petition and a general ad line with a phone number.
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Otto She Car Wash
Briarwood Street
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Edgewood Road
Johnson Avenue NW
PDQ Food Stores
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Special Class for Diabetics Set at Kirkwood College
Kirkwood Community College offers a seven week fall class for diabetics taught by Wilma Blosser a registered nurse. Consultants include a dietician and physician. Tuition is 10 dollars with registration at the first session in room 249 Washington High School.
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Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood Adult Education
Washington High School
Wilma Blosser
Nader to Launch Congress Probe on Campaign Funds
Ralph Nader announces a congressional probe with 80 volunteers examining electoral and campaign fund processes, profile of donors, and how Congress responds to constituents amid his auto industry investigations.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Nader
Congress
Dennis Tha Menace Appears Daily In Tha Gazette
A humorous recurring feature finds Dennis Tha Menace appearing each day in Tha Gazette classifieds. The strip offers light satire and quirky observations aimed at readers of the local paper.
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Dennis Tha Menace
Tha Gazette
Keegan Named Mayor of Ryan After Election Victory
Keegan won the mayoral race with 118 votes, defeating write in Norman Main who had 22. Town council members elected were James Glynn Jr with 102 votes, George Koch 81, Vincent Riniker 73, Richard Soens 105, and Roger Wilson 124. Defeated were Louis Nachtman 57, James Walderbach 49, and Joe Zeimleser 7. Estimated 10 to 12 young voters turned out at the polls.
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Ryan Ryan
Oeek
Wes
Norman Main
James Glynn, Jr
George Koch
Vincent Riniker
Richard Soens
Roger Wilson
Louis Nachtman
James Walderbach
Joe Zeimleser
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