Court says states may ban sex entertainment in bars
The Supreme Court ruled that states may regulate sexual performances in establishments licensed to sell liquor. The decision reversed a federal panel, allowing California style restrictions while noting not all performances are banned. Justices Brennan Douglas and Marshall dissented in part.
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UPI
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Alameda County
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Hayward
Hreejudge Federal Panel
Los Angeles
California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Centre
California
Tehngust
Justinas William J. Brennan Dy
Willian’ C. Douglas
Brennan
Beef price rise expected in 1973
UPI reports Agriculture Department economists foresee a new round of beef price increases in the first half of 1973. Overall grocery prices are projected to rise about 3 percent in the first six months, with other commodities experiencing varied shifts as production climbs.
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Wasitington
UPI
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Farm Index
Council meeting delayed amid Raiders Jets game clash
Union City leaders postponed a work session on the West 400 acres master plan after city officials learned Oakland Raiders and New York Jets fans would attend the game. Council members joked about missing the session to watch the football game.
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Tom Rita
Yama
Marvel Garcia
Garcia
Kitayama
Oakland Raiders
New
Santa Claus rough week at Coraridge Mall
Fort Lauderdale reports Santa Claus actor George Underwood 24 recounts a harsh encounter after a child on his lap grabbed his hat and caused him to lose his cheer. The incident at Coraridge Shopping Center drew attention as shoppers debated handling of disruptive behavior and safety measures for visitors.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
UPI
Santa Clare
George Underwood
Coraridge
Underwood
Sale Underwood
BART mishaps disclosed in two-day inspection report
A two day inspection of Bay Area Rapid Transit trains revealed multiple safety faults. Automated trains sometimes ran through stations, attendants had to intervene with manual controls to stop them. Some trains accelerated unexpectedly or slowed to half speed, and doors sometimes failed to open or close. The PAC released the field study as hearings resumed on BART operations and a conditional operating permit faced scrutiny.
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San’ Francisco
Aiee Oe
East Bay
PAC
PUC
J. P. Vukasin
Hot chicken soup vs over the counter cold medicines
A UPI wire report from a Senate hearing cites Dr. Lok Katz of Georgetown arguing hot chicken soup and hot drinks can relieve colds and coughs at lower cost, while warning many OTC remedies mix harmful ingredients and may prolong infections. Benjamin Gordon notes soup helped him feel better. Katz criticizes alcohol in some cough medicines and urges simpler remedies.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Lok Katz
Georgetown University
Katy
Benjamin Gordon
Mittee
Katz
Chilly talks over Hayward ravine trees and street plan
City councilmen and engineers met with residents to resolve a dispute over ravine filling along New Dobbel Avenue. A protest leader warned of court action while owners Dr. Herbert Keith and neighbors clashed over preserving natural ravine beauty versus development.
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Hayward
New Dubbel Avenue
Highlands Street
New Dobbel
Leo Howell
Herbert Keitt Keith
New HUD Chief Named as Nixon Reshuffles Cabinet
President Nixon announces a reshuffle naming Lynn as head of the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Morton is kept on to lead conservation and public lands, while Romney departs to join a bipartisan citizens’ group. The move also places Lynn, 45, a Cleveland native and Harvard Law alum, among a new wave of appointees as Commerce and Transportation posts go to outsiders.
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Department of and
Usha
Interior
Rogers
B. Morton
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
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Lynn
George ‘Romney
Morton
Ziegier
Commerce Department
Department
George Romney
Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
White Je House
International Economic Council
Peterson
Hubert Manrice H. Stans
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Harvard Law School
Flaw
Lyi
Lawmerce
Trans ‘Portation
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Italy
Commerce, Transportation and Hui
Earl L. Buts
Abbcey
Richard G. Kleinlenst
Washington Post
New York ‘Times
S'rederick G. Dent
Weather Outlook Sees Cold Showers Then Frosty Night
The forecast calls for continued cold with overcoat weather. Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a chance of showers tomorrow. Highs about 45 to 50, tonight frost possible. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. More on page 28.
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