Edith Bunker would back ERA says Jean Stapleton
Washington dispatch reports Jean Stapleton of All in the Family says Edith Bunker would vote for the Equal Rights Amendment as a matter of justice. She spoke at a press conference as a member of the International Women's Year Commission.
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Pneumonia vaccine could roll out by year’s end
Researchers from UCSF say a pneumonia vaccine may be approved by the FDA and distributed nationally to the elderly, children with splenic defects, and about 50 000 sickle cell patients, mainly Black, after successful two year trials in San Francisco Bay area. The vaccine showed no major safety issues beyond mild local pain and fever.
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Youth arrested in four knife killings near Seaside
A 19 year old high school dropout, Harold Arnold Bicknell, was jailed on four knife murder charges in Seaside California. He was flown from the San Diego Naval Recruit Training Center under guard after attending the victims funeral. Police chief Bill Gullett led the task force and said arrests are expected as the city of 23 000 responds to the crime.
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Monterey man held on four counts in Humboldt murders
Bail set at 50 000 as prosecutors seek higher bond in the Monterey County case. Police report four members of the Smith Harris family were stabbed 18 to 35 times in their home near the police station. Detective notes indicate a struggle and a non sexual nature. suspect joined the Navy shortly after the killings.
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Man asks execution for murder of wife
MOCKSVILLE North Carolina AP Daniel Webster asked for the death penalty after admitting to killing his wife Gladys in July by ax beating strangling and stabbing He testified detailing the slaying and said if not given the death penalty there is no justice in the state He has pleaded guilty to first degree murder and faces possible life imprisonment or execution The case notes his prior incarcerations and mental health histories with doctors deeming him competent for trial
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Chicago Students Still Lag In Reading Proficiency
Chicago elementary students average two grades below the national norm, with 30 percent of high school freshmen and 40 percent of eighth graders failing a minimum proficiency test. The exam measures basic skills such as reading labels, interpreting ads, computing sales tax, and understanding paycheck deductions.
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Senators push back against marijuana penalty cut
Two Republican senators oppose a Senate judiciary committee move to replace criminal penalties with a civil $100 fine for possession under an ounce. They warn the change could signal legalization and weaken federal law that currently allows up to $5000 fine and a year in jail.
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