Corrections chief calls for five reforms at annual ACA meet
Maurice Jt. Sigler, presiding at the 102nd ACA convention with delegates from 25 states and several foreign countries, urges reform to modernize corrections. He targets attitudes toward courts and law, media, public, and the corrections field, and backs a system of accreditation to professionalize the field.
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Injured climber rescued from Mt Shasta by helicopter
Sacramento man Key R. Smith fell about 100 feet on Mt Shasta at 12 600 feet level. He was discovered by fellow climber Herh Fong who summoned help. Smith suffered a broken rib and scrapes but was in satisfactory condition after a Hamilton Air Force Base helicopter hoisted him to hospital in Siskiyou County.
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Permanent logging ban urged in Western states
Conservationists push for a permanent ban on logging 34 million acres in Western states. Sierra Club director Michael McCloskey says a Nov 6 federal court trial will uphold the temporary injunction and prevent development on remaining undeveloped national forest lands until study for possible inclusion in the wilderness system is completed. The judge had issued the injunction to require environmental impact statements and curb logging and road building pending review.
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Time Bomb Disarmed On Busy Netanya Beach
Police halted a two pound time bomb planted near a Lifeguard tower in Netanya by Arab guerrillas. A teenager reportedly watched the suspect as a yellow red bag was placed, then a sapper removed the device within minutes. Dozens were questioned as officers sought those responsible.
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Soviet Immigrants Protest Tariffs in Tel Aviv
In Tel Aviv protesters from the Soviet immigrant community rallied for a second day against a suspected new emigration tax. Demonstrators said the proposed tariffs, potentially up to 14 500 dollars plus the existing 1 100 emigration fee, would hinder emigration to Israel. Moscow sources said the tariff discussions appeared in a Soviet law draft not yet published.
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Strangler gets 19 year term in grisly case
RELWOOD CITY UP T A a year old man Edward Walter Kizlowski was sentenced by Judge Gerald Reagan to 19 years after jurors found him guilty of manslaughter in the death of Esther Paulsen Webster 66. Police found Webster’s body in the trunk of her car after Kizlowski drove to Reno to gamble for two days and then returned to East Palo Alto.Authorities say the victim was strangled with a nylon stocking and dumped near a service station before the car was serviced and later located. A probation report noted the couple lived together and suggested psychiatric treatment for Kizlowski.
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Girl found with stabbed infant near Riverside incident
Riverside patrolmen stopped a 4 year old girl for a routine traffic violation Sunday. At her side lay the body of her newborn son, dead from a knife wound to the chest. The mother said she delivered the child herself the day before and accidentally stabbed him while cutting the umbilical cord.
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Motorcyclist Dies In Larkspur Crash
A San Meteo rider died at the scene after his motorcycle skidded on Larkspur main street and struck a sign. The victim, identified as Sohn D., resided at 18 Dakota Avenue, San Fates.
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Rogers predicts Viet pact after Nixon reelection
Secretary of State William P. Rogers tells the Philadelphia Inquirer a negotiated settlement to the Vietnam War is likely by year end or soon after Nixon’s reelection. He criticizes McGovern’s plan to withdraw all U.S. troops in 90 days and warns of potential consequences if such a move occurred. Rogers notes North Vietnam’s leverage with POWs and says allies like Chile and the Soviet Union favor a negotiated settlement.
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Orphans Arrive in Seattle in Largest U.S. Group
A jet chartered by Trans- International Airlines landed 1550 Korean orphans at Seattle-Tacoma Airport, the largest single group to enter the United States. Holt Adoption Inc. arranged homes for 29 locally, with rest headed to Chicago. Families from Oregon and beyond welcomed infants and older children alike, amid careful care by volunteers.
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Troop strength in Vietnam falls to 39200 as Nixon order stands
In Saigon the U S command reports a drop to 39200 American troops in South Vietnam last week, about 200 above the level Nixon ordered. The tally shows 232700 stationed locally, with 3200 sailors 1900 marines 11900 airmen and 10000 coast guardsmen. Additional forces include 49000 airmen in Thailand and 10000 in Guam.
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IRA gun threats and Belfast killings deepen Northern Ireland violence
Provisional IRA warned informers would be shot as bodies of Protestant and Catholic victims surfaced in Belfast and other towns. A Protestant factory owner James Neill was found shot in Elswick Street, with a green hood in the IRA assassination style. Police said the death toll rose to six hundred ten, amid bomb-making finds and gun battles across Northern Ireland.
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