Judge Spruance urged to resign after court findings
A critical leaflet argues that Wm D Bill Spruance lacks fitness for the San Leandro Hayward Municipal Court District judgeship citing appeals panels findings over two cases including a speech contest and marijuana evidence suppression. It calls for his resignation to restore public trust and fair adjudication.
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San Leandro-Hayward
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Alameda County Superior Court
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Hayward
Leo Howell
Trive
Spiuance
New Orleans Architecture Vol II Promotes Preservation
Russell Kirk lauds restoration efforts in New Orleans amid threats to central business districts. The piece highlights Coliseum Square and Lower Garden District listed on the National Register of Historic Landmarks, praising preservation over demolition and urging public support through the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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Coliseum Square
Coliscwn Square
Garden District
Register
Friends of the Cabildo
Pelican Publishing House
Gretna
Paubourg St. Mary
Busivas
National ‘Trust For Historic Preservation
Jackson Place
N.W
Washington
National Trust
Lower Garden
Federal training project aids newly elected governors at Annapolis
The Civil Service Commission funds a 20927 program at Annapolis Mu for a school helping governors learn early governance. Ex-governors and state officials advise on counts of staff, press conferences, and practical early duties, with twelve new governors invited to next year’s term.
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Federal Civil Service Commission
Annapolis
Nlibes
HUD Secre
Brennan for Labor Secretary Stirring partisan debate
Washington profiles Andrew Brennan amid Nixon's cabinet picks and labor politics. The piece recalls Truman era payoffs and argues the Secretary of Labor should mediate and manage, not steer policy. Brennan’s union ties and negotiating skill may suit the role, but policy aims risk a sacrifice to White House needs.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Peter Brennan
Harry Truman
Truman
Tom Dewey
New York Building and Construction Trades Council
Brennan
New York
Nixon
Brennann
Serestle
White House
James D. Hodgson
Wixon
Hodgson
Afi-Gio
George Meany
Meany
McGovern
Letters to the Editor Contend Over Marijuana Law Debates
Readers criticize a Kilpatrick article on legal pot and urge restrictions, citing parental concerns about youth, media influence, and potential addiction. They argue for opposing legalization and maintaining private-use prohibitions, while others call for civil discourse and individual rights in protests.
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James Kilpatrick
United States
Maude
Hollywood
8 Magazine
Kissel Kar origins disputed between Hartford CT and Hartford WI
In 1912 a Daily Review item cites Gene Halcom noting the Kissel Kar was made in Hartford Connecticut. The record corrected by Mr Balcam states the Kissel Kar was produced by Kissel Motor Car Company in Hartford Wisconsin, with years spanning 1906 to 1931.
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Daily Review
Gene Halcom
Hartford
Connecticut
Balcam
Kissel Motor Car Company
Wisconsin
Thay
Tax reform bill sparks tax hike critique by Russ Walton
In a heated critique, Russ Walton denounces SB 40, arguing the Moretti Reagan plan raises taxes for three years 1973 to 1976. He claims exemptions rise to 1751, rent relief pivots, and overall net increases top 567 million. He contends surplus funds fund programs rather than rebates. He cites education, urban projects, and welfare costs as key beneficiaries of the new tax flow.
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Senate
Assembly Antil
Lax Wilkie
Core City
Scheols
Reagan
Assembly
Bob Moretti
George Eukiejian
M-Long Beach
Sebo
Nixon to assign Rogers heavy load on world issues
President Nixon reiterates Rogers as the key diplomat for Europe talks the Middle East stalemate and new arms control. He warns progress will be hard but aims to build on 1972 openings with CSCE talks, SALT rounds, and Middle East diplomacy while keeping allies informed.
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William P. Rogers
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Washington Star- News
Europe
Conference On Security and Cooperation In Europe
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United States
Canada
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Britain
Washington
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Middle East
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Suez Canal
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