Marijuana habits after conviction loom over drivers
A field of anecdotes, from a young man offering a drag in a car to quirky arrests, shows how marijuana use intersects with law. The piece follows several South County residents who pled guilty to misdemeanor charges, detailing their post conviction experiences, jobs, and uncertainties about life after the case.
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Hayward
Bak Lok
South County
Deke
Eastern School of Social Work
Miss California Crowned by Belmont Teen at Santa Cruz
Carolyn Jean Stoner an 18 year old from Belmont crowned Miss California at the Santa Cruz pageant. Daughter of Harald Stoner a Lockheed engineer she wows judges with her 35 23 35 figure in axsyim suit and ballet to Malaguena in talent. A College of San Mateo sophomore she represents San Mateo County. South County graduates rise with 8 525 seniors from 33 high schools heading into June and new life chapters.
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Carolyn Jean Stoner
Belmont
South County
Grad Attacks Government in College Commencement Speech
The outgoing student body president at Chabal College criticizes governmental practices and priorities in his commencement address. He targets state legislators for defending the hearty poppy while neglecting vital ecological concerns. College officials defend education as essential to life.
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Chabal College
Lerry Lacy
Clark voices Kent State toll on justice in court filing
Former U S Attorney General Ramsey Clark tells Portage County judge how four Kent State student deaths last year produced a total breakdown in the justice system. Defense attorney Chirk seeks to throw out 26 indictments from a state grand jury. judge Edwin Jones postpones ruling.
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Ramsey Clark
Kent State University
System of Justice
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Craig Morgan
Edwin Jones
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Post Won't Seek Reversal of Pentagon Study Block
The Washington Post will not request Supreme Court review at this time to overturn a district court order temporarily barring further publication of stories based on a secret Pentagon Vietnam study. Roger A. Clark, the Post’s attorney, says the paper will litigate fully and has not appealed yet. The Saturday edition already printed the second article.
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Mine Bureau Blamed for Deadly Finley Coal Blast
A House subcommittee held the Bureau of Mines responsible for a December 30 explosion at Finley No 14 and 16 mines in Hyden Kentucky that killed 38 miners. The 118 page report calls for hearings on enforcement of the Coal Mines Health and Safety Act.
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U.S. Bureau of Mines
Finley Coal Co
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Saigon Stages Largest Military Parade in History
Saigon staged a three hour display of military power in a capital highlight without incident. A later fireworks show sparked panic as residents fled for cover. Security measures against possible Communist terrorism kept most civilians from downtown viewing or watching on television.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
Review Hayward California 783-6111 Vol 78 No 256
The Review from Hayward California appears with volume 78 number 256 on a 104 page edition priced at 25 cents. A hint of classified or local notices is present in this dated issue.
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