Supreme Court orders halt to Cambodian bombing
Justice William O Douglas issued a stay halting U S bombing in Cambodia citing constitutional limits on presidential war powers. The move follows a district court ruling that bombing was unconstitutional, later blocked by the New York circuit, with Congress having voted to stop funds by Aug 15. The Nixon administration and Pentagon indicated no immediate military changes.
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Pony Express Lesson From Trailer Trouble On Mines Road
Bill Horn and daughter Debbie attempt a Pony Express style ride with two horses Sands and Chubs. They face resistance getting the horses into a trailer after learning the former owner did not disclose trailer training. The group, including Mark Ardissao and others, treks Mines Road toward Rocking Branch, enduring heat and hard climbs with a near miss from a passing truck.
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Outdoors Travel and Kent State shootings in daily review
The Daily Review previews Outdoors Outlook a Sunday travel and boating section with delta waters and Lake Stockton fishing notes. FBI informer trigger debate follows Kent State shootings with Bayh letter and Richardson probe reopening while National Guard accounts and shootings are discussed.
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Grocers Face Black Market Amid Meat Shortage
Grocers turn to black market tactics as beer and meat shortages widen nationwide. By Friday 440 workers laid off at 100 meat plants amid cattlemen withholding supplies to protest a price freeze tied to President Nixon’s actions. Government insists meat will be available, shoppers curb purchases, and stores impose limits on beef items. Local shoppers fear further shortages as deliveries falter and retailers reduce stock to preserve supplies.
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Blood supply scare hits Houston zoo bats
Richard Quick, curator at the Houston Zoological Gardens, says Phase 4 economics forced a butcher to close, leaving him to seek human or hospital blood for vampire bats. He laments possible need to switch to donor blood or other sources while hospitals consider donating discarded blood.
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Buffalo meat auction to ease beef shortage in St Regis
In St Regis Montana a local snowmobile club plans a Saturday night auction of 400 pounds of buffalo meat from Arlee rancher Bob Shall. Two pound packages will be sold to raise funds and lessen the cost and scarcity of fresh meat in the area.
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Mom must decide if her son will live
In Denver doctors study medical tests to help Linda Rae of Capistrano Beach California decide whether her seriously injured son Jason Arthur Rae should be taken off life support. Rae fell into a Huntington Beach pool and suffered severe brain damage. He was declared dead on arrival but revived after 45 minutes. Physicians say it is not time to "pull the plug" and will continue tests to determine if he could survive with ventilator support. The final decision rests with Mrs Rae and her Colorado General Hospital team.
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Moscone Says Money Is The Dirty Word In Politics
California State Senator George Moscone urged Democrats to confront money in campaigns during a Hayward stop at Southland Shopping Center. He noted $450,000 raised since January and said campaigns must be transparent about spending while Republicans should avoid stamping money as a partisan issue, citing Watergate as a cautionary example.
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