Nixon Seeks Clearer Laws On Pot Importation
President Nixon plans to ask Congress for new federal legislation tightening anti marijuana controls after the Supreme Court narrowed existing measures in Leary. Officials say the administration aims to sharpen the antidrug message while lawmen note border enforcement remains uncertain with the high court ruling.
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Ships Collide in Japan Killing Four as Free Trader Collision Makes News
A Japanese freighter Shohé Maru collided with the 212000 ton tanker Energy Evolution off Sasebo Kyushu. Seven crewmen from the freighter were rescued. Separately U S authorities move to continue arrests under smuggling laws pending federal guidance.
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Cleared by High Court Freeing LSD Advocate Timothy Leary
Former Harvard instructor Timothy Leary and his wife Rosemary stroll a Mountain Center California ranch after the U S Supreme Court voided his prison sentence for a legal case tied to his psychedelic advocacy.
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Tullio To Face Brabender In Erie Mayor Race
ERIE AP Democrat Mayor Louis J Tullig won an easy second term over Charles Schmitt and Joseph Lewonas Jr. Republican councilman Brabender, a high school coach, defeated two opponents in a close GOP mayoral primary.
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Two Candidates Tie for Townville Mayor Nomination
In Townville a primary ends with incumbent Wil lis Arnold Jr. and challenger George C. Cope each on 27 votes. Arnold filled a term after a mayor moved away. Cope ran for first political office. If official, a coin flip at Crawford County Courthouse will decide the nomination.
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Mammolite Wins Franklin Republican mayoral Nomination
In Franklin, Mayor Guy Mammolite secured the Republican nomination for mayor in the primary election. He faced write in challenger Earl Holland the city building custodian and lone Democrat candidate. Mammolite received 1 028 votes while Holland garnered 36.
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County Controller Byron Clapper Faces Bids Review
George Scanlon, a city council member, received 322 votes in a write-in campaign. The court office notes rights reserved to reject any or all bids and to waive defects in the process.
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