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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1977
Page
5
Two criminal justice experts in Salt Lake City argue victimless crime laws should remain on the books to reflect community morality and deter moral decay. They warn of social harm from prostitution and related crimes, despite enforcement challenges.
Pittsburgh report says Shirley Estocin leads a family delegation to Vietnam next fall to seek confirmation on Capt. Michael Estocin, shot down in 1967, declared alive by some officials but not accounted for. They push for access to files and consider a write-in ballot for prisoners alive.
A damaged clipping mentions a poodle and an offer for a “BEAUTIFUL” idea, with names Barbara Jones and Chaste3 Bowen listed and a $5 amount. It contains unclear addresses and stray phrases from an advertisement context.
The Justice Department and General Motors argue over a grand jury investigation into GM tax practices from 1972 to 1975. A district judge held oral arguments and subpoenas to obtain information, with both sides signaling possible appeals. The IRS contends GM depreciation claimed reduced taxes while GM accuses the government of misuse of the probe for political aims.
In Hartford UPI reports a jury was chosen in a $1.6 billion antitrust case against Xerox Corp. filed by SCM, alleging illegal licensing and patent use. The case cites potential triple damages under federal law and includes thousands of pages of documents and testimony from corporate officials worldwide.
In Wilmington Governor Pierre S. du Pont and state officials debate Laetrile use for cancer patients. Du Pont signals cautious support while urging federal restraint. lawmakers move to regulate the substance with strict guidelines.
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