Obscenity trial looms for Goldstein in Kansas City
Al Goldstein, publisher of Screw, undergoes medical tests at the University of Kansas Medical Center after a Wichita court convicted him of mailing obscene materials. A mistrial was declared previously due to prejudicial remarks by the prosecutor. Test results were requested to be private.
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Kansas City International Airport
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Columbus Library Memorial Gifts and New Books This Week
The Columbus Library Foundation reports several memorials given in memory of Barbara Helimers Vince Jones Lorine Stillinger Lydia Coffey and others. New library titles include The Memoirs of Earl Warren The Tornado Elephants In The Living Room Bears In The Canoe The Goat The Wolf And The Crab and The Cancer novel The Goat The Wolf And The Crab.
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Jacobsen
Columbus Library Foundation
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Leaf & Petal Garden Club
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Warren
D.A
Oakland
California
Eisenhower
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
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Waco
Texas
U.S
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Ina
Ty Gilllan Martin
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Free mittens for cleanup in Chicago police program
Chicago police offer free plastic mittens to dog owners on the North Side to collect dog droppings and deposit them in nearest trash cans. The cost is about one tenth of a dollar per mitten. Police say the 1945 law barring trash can use for such purposes is not being enforced, noting it originally targeted horse droppings.
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Chicago
UPI
Police Department
Cattlecheckoff plan fails in national vote says task force
National referendum on a beef promotion checkoff failed with 55 percent support under the two thirds needed. George Strathearn of the National Beef Development Task Force cites apathy and mis information. NFU opposes, arguing funds would be government controlled and provoke advertising wars among farmers. Cattlemen registered votes counted by ASCS. tally due from USDA.
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United Press International
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Washington, D.C
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Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Tennesee
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Illiga
Smith bills wheat target price at 2.90 a bushel
Rep Vir ginia Smith Nebraska says House approves an amendment setting a 2.90 per bushel target price for the 1977 wheat crop, higher than the committee proposal. The shift increases 1977 payments to farmers by about 475 million dollars and highlights producer costs versus consumer access.
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Virginia Smith
Neb
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House Agriculture Committee
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