Drug campaign in bureaucratic maze faces hurdles
AP reports the antidrug drive is split across nine federal agencies, hindering treatment and education efforts. Jerome H. Jaffe, Nixon’s special adviser on narcotics, urges quick passage of a bill to empower a single White House Drug Abuse Prevention Office to coordinate nationwide actions. He aims to reduce addiction, deaths, and drug use in schools, while expanding treatment and job-ready rehabilitation.
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Total ban on tweed killer due WASHING NON 7PL
Environmental Protection Agency announced a nationwide ban effective in 10 days on a weed killer used on cropland. The poison, tied to a cranberry health scare since 1900, affected cranberries and other crops including fruit trees and grain. The ban follows residues found in ship materials and concerns about exposure.
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Dellums Calls for Watchdog Group to Scrutinize Programs
Rep Ronald Dellums of California urged creation of a national watchdog to audit federal programs and prevent manipulation of dollars. Speaking at a California leadership conference, he said Congress must resist being used as cannon fodder by parties and pushed for tighter oversight of bills not fully implemented. The remarks followed a $100,000 dinner by Black Caucus members in Washington DC. The caucus includes 13 Black representatives in Congress.
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Husband held in wife's shooting in San Jose stores
In San Jose a clerk Shannon Garski was shot and killed Sunday while working at nine dry goods stores. Investigators say her husband is being held as a suspect based on preliminary statements and identified connections to the case.
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Dole Says Viet War Issue to Fade for Nixon Backers
National Chairman Robert Dole argues antiwar critics who shaped Nixon’s war stance will later face Nixon’s peace. He names Haber Humphrey Muskie Kennedy as critics, and asserts those opposing the President’s record will be blamed for past hawkish aims.
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Court bans state aid to parochial schools nationwide
Supreme Court ruling bars states from earmarking public funds for secular education in parochial schools. Decisions involve Rhode Island and Pennsylvania schemes to reimburse private schools for textbooks and salaries, with later cigarette tax cases added. Justices split 5 to 4. opinions note entanglement with religion and a separate view upholding federal funds to church-related colleges.
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Supreme Court upholds federal aid for church affiliated colleges
The Supreme Court ruling 5 to 4 upholds a multimillion dollar federal construction grants program for church affiliated colleges and universities, mainly for laboratories and gymnasiums, while striking down Pennsylvania and Rhode Island aid as entangled church and state. Chief Justice Burger led the majority, arguing the primary effect does not advance religion, with four justices dissenting.
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Circus wedding seals vows under three rings
Chase Green aged 17 and Richard Wyatt 3 wed in a Three Ring Circus amid a crowd of fans and elephants at OEY ANNE Wyoming. A clown introduced them, a ringmaster spoke, and a midget served as best man as the couple, born and raised around the circus, exchanged vows near a popcorn stand. They delayed their honeymoon to join the act, with the bride explaining the choice of the circus setting.
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Maddox Considers Another Run for President
Former Georgia governor and lieutenant governor Maddox says he may seek the Democratic presidential nomination again. He reports receiving offers of financial and moral support, and notes his strong statewide following while remaining undecided about a 1972 bid.
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Italian unity chief shot down
Colombo senior leader of the Italian American unity movement was shot in the head during a unity day ceremony in Columbus Circle. The assailant, described as a black man, was killed. Colombo was taken to Roosevelt Hospital in critical condition with a head wound. Police exchanged gunfire with the attacker as the program proceeded moments after the incident.
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Lawyers seek lighter sentences for Russiews in Kishinev case
In Kishinev Moldova nine Jews charged with anti Soviet activity face prison terms from one to five years as defense lawyers press for leniency. The case ties to a failed plan to hijack a Soviet airliner and involves alleged preparations to steal a plane and copy equipment. Prosecution argues for harsher terms for organizers Galperin Chernoglav while seeking lighter sentences for Volashin Levil Rakhlanbure and Rabinovich due to repentance.
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Putrid Lake Erie feared as five million gallons of sewage gush hourly
Cleveland health officials warned Lake Erie would stay in a putrid state for weeks as five million gallons of raw sewage leaked hourly from an eastern treatment plant after a check valve failure. Wastewater spilled up to twelve feet deep in places while EPA officials noted strong concerns about contamination of the water supply and bacteria killed with a chemical disinfectant.
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Frank Corrado
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