Travel topics: Hot pants and beards spark varied rules worldwide
UPI surveys how governments regulate immodest dress and long hair for visitors. Italy restricts improper attire at St. Peter's. Malawi loosens bans to allow shorts and miniskirts at hotels and transport hubs while knee coverings remain mandatory in towns. Singapore accepts hot pants and beards but bans long hair for men seeking entry.
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Murray J. Brown
UPI
United States
Americas
Europe
Asia
Africa
Italy
Cardinal Angelo Dell’acqua
Rome
Eternal City
Via Veneto
Vatican
St. Peter's Basilica
Holy See
Malawi
Uganda
Saudi Arabia
Idi Amin
Moscow
Henry Shapiro
Shapiro
Soviet Union
Religious shorts and world views in brief item mix
UPI reports cover diverse religious and cultural snippets from 1641 to 1973. Topics include Sault Ste Marie rapids naming by Jesuit missionaries, All Lutheran Youth gathering plans in Houston, St Paul’s Cathedral fundraising, Princeton Seminary women doctorates, Bible Society outreach, Maryknoll mission training, and fashion and hair norms across nations with notes on Saudi Arabia Uganda Russia and Japan.
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Ste. Marie
Ault Ste. Marie, Mich
Constitutional Amendment Proposal For 6 Percent Interest Rate
Public notice details Texas constitutional amendment HJR 82 to set a 6 percent weighted average annual interest rate for bonds issued under constitutional authority. Referendum to be decided at the November 1972 general election with ballots marked for or against. Provincia legal text specifies effective upon adoption and submission to qualified electors.
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State OF
Texas
Sions
Lamar County Hospital District Abolished Proposed Amendment
The amendment proposes abolishing the Lamar County Hospital District on its effective date and allows the Lamar County Commissioners Court to transfer or dispose of its assets. It was submitted to voters at the November 1972 general election with a printed ballot provision for voting yes or no.
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State OF Texas
Lamar County Hospital
Commissioners Court of
Lamar County
Texas Amendment Ballot Measure Proposed in 1972 Vote
A lengthy proposed Texas constitution amendment appears for the November 2 1972 general election. The measure details legislative authority to amend the constitution by referendum, timing and publication rules, notification to county clerks, and voting thresholds required for passage with explanatory statements and publication standards.
Texas constitutional amendment on officer salaries ballot text
A proposed constitutional amendment would require Texas commissioners courts to set salaries for district and county officers and adjust compensation for precinct officers and law enforcement. The measure outlines salary versus fee payment options by county population and sets funding into county treasuries. It also specifies voter approval timing and the conditional amendment for peace officers.
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Texas
Commissioners Courts
Constab
Commiiatens Court
Commissioners Court
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Brothers of the Brush
Mike Weber
Jim Conrad
Darrell Cooper
Robert Love
Murray Tarkington
Houston
Tex
America
St. Paul’s Repairs
New York
Hoyt Ammidon
U.S
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Princeton, N.J
Princeton Theology Seminary
Joyce H.E. Bailey
Jamaica
United Theological College of the West Indies
Elizabeth Gordon Edwards
Princeton Seminary
Scripture Spreads
UPS
American Bible Society
Mae
Missioner Education
Cochabamba
Bolivia
Maryknoll Missioners
Britain
France
Hong Kong
Japan
al Kaff
Ben Prause
Rialto
John Wayne
the Cowboys
Rialto Theatre
John E. Lattimore & Assoc
Actuarial Services
Louisiana Street
Hiagu
Secretary of State
Wees
de Legideture
A2 Mae
Wales
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