Nixon Proposes Lighter Penalties For Marijuana
The Nixon administration proposes reduced penalties for possession of marijuana aligning with medical experts. The plan sets first offense penalties at up to one year in jail or a $5,000 fine with judge discretion, and treats second offenses as felonies with higher penalties.
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Nixon
John E. Ingersoll
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Stanley F. Yolles
National Institute of Mental Health
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Sparta Honor Roll List Honors Fifty-Six Students
Fifty-six students at Sparta Merged School are named on the first six-week honor roll announced by supervising principal Ber transt Hover. Seventh graders include Mike Baker Dale Cook Nancy Cook Tina Eastman Elizabeth Firth Phyllis Johnson Robin Ormsbee Wendy Scouten Sharon Stanbro Rodney Weidner. Eighth graders include Bradley Allen Marla Boythe Katherine Cook Kristi Firth Sally Hochstetler Ida Miller Joyce Miller Cathy Rogers Kim Rogers Cindy Stanbro. Ninth graders include Carolyn Augustine Lori Cook Darlene Howell Joan Ormsbee Debra Rogers Timothy Stockton Brenda Varney. Tenth grader Marilyn Bailey Tom Byler Vicki
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Sparta Merged School
Bertrand R. Hover
Mike Baker
Dale Cook
Nancy Cook
Tina Eastman
Elizabeth Firth
Phyllis Johnson
Robin Ormsbee
Wendy Scouten
Sharon Stanbro
Rodney Weidner
Katherine Cook
Kristi Firth
Sally Hochstetler
Ida Miller
Joyce Miller
Cathy Rogers
Kim Rogers
Cindy Stanbro
Carolyn Augustine
Lori Cook
Darlene Howell
Joan Ormsbee
Debra Rogers
Timothy Stockton
Brenda Varney
Nixon pushes first comprehensive federal railroad safety bill
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration proposes a broad rail safety act amid rising accidents involving hazardous cargo. Transportation Secretary Volpe cites inadequate existing laws and urges Congress to authorize minimum standards for tracks rolling stock loading procedures.
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Nixon
Congress
Transportation
John Volpe
Volpe
Secretary of Transportation
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Naval Center Faces Tiny Budget as October Funds Vanish
The Buffalo Naval Training Center has only 10 dollars left in its operating budget through December. Officers said a Defense Department cut reduced the October allotment from 703 dollars to 10, with 693 spent on telephone, garbage collection and gasoline. Office supplies and other operating expenses have been curtailed.
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