Justice John Marshall Harlan Dies of Cancer at 72
Washington reports that Supreme Court Justice John Marshall Harlan, renowned for resisting broad legal reform, died in George Washington University Hospital at 72 after bone cancer. President Nixon mourned him as a giant of the Court. William Rehnquist named successor. Stewart, Burger, and others paid tribute to his legacy and cautious regard for precedent. he had opposed expanding the system’s reach yet influenced many rulings.
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Nudie revue photo ban at Denver police HQ
Denver police drop plan to force exotic dancers to strip for pictures at the police building. Attorneys say officers followed orders as dancers were paraded for a photo session to be used as evidence in pending charges. Police will limit photography to the theater where the acts occur.
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Arthur Schwartz
Leroy Dominguez
Pakistan proposes Bangladesh links
Rawalpindi AP President Bhutto proposes a Pakistan Bangladesh federation model linking West Pakistan and East Bengal with virtual independence. Plans include separate economies and foreign relations while seeking a Muslim bloc ally against India. Diplomats doubt feasibility and warn any accord may bind Bangladesh government.
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Sheik Mujibur Rahman
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Cashless payroll plan eyed by California banks
In California a voluntary statewide cashless payroll plan would allow employees to have pay deposited directly to their bank accounts via computerized systems. Employers would feed payroll tapes to their bank or the Federal Reserve Bank, with employees retaining paycheck statements. multiple banks and branches would be connected to process deposits.
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Crime pushed as primary issue in presidential primaries
Three men speaking with a brother killed in New York City said they would pilot 19 presidential primaries and press crime as the top election issue. They formed Citizens Crusade Against Crime and plan to travel to Florida Wisconsin and other states to confront candidates with new crime proposals.
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Food stamp rules set under national standards
Washington officials said new food stamp rules will unify income eligibility nationwide. About 1.7 million previously ineligible will gain aid, and six million will receive larger bonuses, while roughly two million higher income recipients may lose benefits. Some 60,000 people in 12 states face complete cutoff. The administration opposes altering the regulations despite Senate pressure.
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GIs May Get Expanded Unemployment Benefits
The Labor Department announced many veterans will be eligible for higher unemployment compensation under a new schedule crafted with the Veterans and Defense departments. Labor Secretary Malcolm Lovell Jr. said the updated benefits would apply to ex servicemen filing claims on or after January.
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Federal school aid sparks state education watchdogs
U S education chief Sidney Marland pushes a renewal program aimed at 5.6 million disadvantaged children and pledges cooperation with state education agencies. Skeptics fear multiagency funding and race tensions will slow unified control, though leaders approve the cooperation goal and reorganization to include OE staff with state chiefs.
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Police deaths counted by chiefs in nine months
Washington based International Association of Chiefs of Police reports 1971 began with one hundred policemen killed in duty through September. President George A Murphy notes thirteen officers died in September, eight by handguns, one by rifle and shotgun, with most deaths tied to felony arrests, handling prisoners, or responding to crimes in progress.
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Baily Review Notice From Hayward Office
The Baily Review from Hayward invites readers to contact the Hayward office at WIRTON AVE for communications, and lists postal, telephone, and office details. The notice names Wiliam Chilcote and others, with reference to matches dated 3.1892, and lists an Alameda County location and office affiliations.
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Head Start expands to 35 Theme Intervention programs
Washington reports Head Start will launch 35 Theme Intervention programs for 2,500 needy preschool children, with $1.4 million in January funding for Home Start projects. Programs begin by mid March, with a request for $2 million more to extend next year. Home visitors, often neighbors, will coach parents on child rearing and using everyday items as teaching tools, while improving food planning and use of resources.
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Home Start
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Rewed mothers win welfare suit in San Francisco
A Superior Court judge ordered San Francisco’s Department of Social Services to restore welfare payments to three mothers dropped from benefits after marriage. The suit, led by the San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation, argued the 1996 Welfare Reform Act provision misread legal adoption rules and violated federal law. Department officials offered no estimate of how many cases might be affected.
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Advance party heads for China on Nixon trip
Honolulu AP report states the White House advance party for President Nixon's Peking visit arrived for a two day stopover. Led by Ronald L. Ziegler with Brig. Gen. Alexander Haig Jr as deputy NSC adviser, the 23 member group will arrange coverage and technical aspects before Nixon's January 9 arrival in Shanghai, with stops in Peking and Hangchow. Maj. John Schuttes of Elkhart, Ind. travels with pilots and network representatives accompany the party.
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San Francisco Hospitals OK Labor Pact
San Francisco hospitals and Hospital and Institutional Workers Local Al approved a new contract via arbitrator Sam Kagel. It covers about 3,110 nonnurse employees at Children, Golden Gate Community, Hahnemann, St. Joseph’s, St. Luke’s, St. Mary’s, Mary’s Help and Mount Zion. Wages rise 2.0 percent every 10 months. four other facilities in Alameda County did not join. Union vows action if an accord isn’t reached.
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