Ban on Nudist Beach Sparks Cape Cod Court Debate
In Boston a fight over nude bathing at Brush Hollow Beach on Cape Cod features the Civil Liberties Union challenging the NPS nudity ban as restrictively unconstitutional. Officials warn of crowds and dune damage if lifted. judge to hear further written arguments.
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Boston
Cape Cod
Lawrence Hadley
Cape Cod National Seashore
The
Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts
U.S. District Court
Frank H. Freedman
Brush Hollow Beach
Truro
Hadley
National Park Service
National Seashore
Milwaukee churches seek beer licenses in new twist
Eight Roman Catholic churches in Milwaukee join taverns in seeking beer licenses marking a turning point in local licensing battles. The move signals a broader push by religious institutions into alcohol service debates and reflects changing community fundraising and social activity strategies in the city.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee
Bear Lake Fair Plans Parades and Contests
Bear Lake Community Fair committee led by president Harold Cornish met to discuss queen contest judging by essays on the Spirit of 76 theme. A modern square dancing show from Warren was booked for August 30 outside the firehall. The group debated tug of war and water battles for local fire departments with trophies for the farthest traveling group and those applying for unlimited beer licenses. The Wisconsin Tavernkeepers Association opposed these licenses as they filed a Circuit Court suit against the city and churches.
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Peggy Osborne
Bear Lake
Harold Cornish
Leonard Dyer
Warren
Wisconsin Tavernkeepers Association
Connellsville policeman re-arrested on burglary counts
A Connellsville police officer, Dale T. Richey, 40, suspended amid an alleged burglary arson ring, was re-arrested on three counts of burglary tied to 1972 and 1973 safe break-ins including one at a volunteer fire department. Ten others, five fellow officers, face charges.
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Connellsville
Dale T. Richey
Richey
Miami Draws 200 Jobseekers From New Jersey Each Week
About 200 jobless people arrive in Miami weekly seeking work or a better life with unemployment checks. Horacio Sierra from Union City, 24, is among nearly 6,000 drawing out-of-state compensation at a downtown Miami office. Officials say the influx helps push Dade County unemployment to 13.7 percent and Broward to 18.1 percent as Northeast residents migrate south for better benefits and living costs.
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New Jersey
Horacio Sierra
Union City
N.J
Sierra
Ronald Agress
New York City
Florida
New York
Agress
Dade County
Broward County
Fort Lauderdale
Plastics Road laid out in Corry Pennsylvania streets plan
City council introduced Ordinance No. 1211 to lay out open and establish Plastics Road from Sciota Road to Sciota Street in the Second Ward Erie County. The measure designates a 50 foot wide public street with widened sections at intersections and includes parcels description and repeal of inconsistent ordinances. Edith G. Kerstetter, City Clerk.
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Corry
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City of Corry
County of Erie
Pennsylvania
Erie County
State of
Hare Creek
Penn Central Railroad
Sciota
Edith G. Kerstetter
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Northeast
Bob Lutterbie
Illinois
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Douglas D. Rozelle, Esq
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E. Smith St
Irving Street
Center St
Wayne St
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Wright St
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