San Francisco Leaflet Case Against Army Seeks Injunctions
Five activists sue the U S Army over Presidio leafleting rights and base access. The group contends free speech and press are violated by a base order barring entry without permission. Charges against three were dropped but the men remain barred from the Presidio pending further action. A preliminary hearing is set next month.
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Inmates protest in British jails continues
Inmates in British prisons have staged five days of demonstrations inside exercise yards and courtyards across facilities on the east coast and Isle of Wight. The protests, largely nonviolent, include yard fill-ins and property damage at one site. Demand centers on recognition of an unofficial prisoners trade union amid guard calls for tougher discipline. some guards’ spouses demonstrated outside a jail.
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Autopsy planned for 77 year old woman in Missouri case
A 77 year old Kansas City woman, Shirky Sublet, mother of 10, died Wednesday afternoon at a swimming golf event. An autopsy will determine the cause of death. She had previously worked as a nurse in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Smolksky and was active in the Baptist church community.
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Two Die in Texas Perfume Chemical Blast
A Rhodia, Inc. plant in Freeport exploded when chemicals used for a perfume ingredient ignited. Two workers were killed David E. Laughlin of Angleton and Milton Hoot of Alvin. Eight others injured, two critically. Plant manager George Mussa said the chemicals had not exploded in previous mixes.
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Alvin, Tex
International cocaine ring busted in Caracas
Venezuelan police and Interpol cracked an international drug network based in Europe with arrests of two Cuban men a French national and a Venezuelan and the seizure of 45 million dollars in cocaine authorities said the largest haul in Venezuelan history The ring operated across Latin America and the United States with key agents in central Europe and Panama. Deputy units also seized local cocaine pushers in Caracas following the arrests.
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Interpol
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Tropical Storm Carrie Near Cape Hatteras Tracks Likely Strengthen
Forecasters awaited data from military reconnaissance planes to decide on any change in Carrie s course or intensity in the Atlantic. Centered about 356 miles east of Cape Hatteras with winds near 38 mph and pressure around 1102 mb, Carrie was expected to move north at about 10 mph through today or early Saturday as research planes monitor gale winds and mariner hazards.
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National Weather Service
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Neil Frank
Detroit church garden yields quick marijuana harvest
Detroit area photo by Rosenberg shows marijuana plants growing in a strip of land in front of an old church now used for Wayne State drama classes. He reported the leaves to federal agents who later found most of the crop harvested within two hours, estimated at about one dollar in value.
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Ra Rosenberg
Detroit Free Press
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Oakland police official to retire after city service
Oakland approves keeping a police official on loan to the state agency until his retirement from the city force on October 12. Brown, a policeman since 1948, will receive $30,088 annually in his new position. Upon retirement in October he will also collect half of his $2,000 annual salary based on 25 years of service.
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O Brien questions McGovern campaign organization unsure quit
Political roundup says O'Brien worries about campaign disorganization in McGovern's operation though an aide denies plans to quit. He warned Labor Day timing could decide McGovern's fate as Nixon probes tax and welfare issues. Javits, Meany comment on the era's political climate.
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Frank Mankiewicz
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Cleveland
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George Meany
Eagleton condemns Clark trip as improper to North Vietnam
Senator Thomas Eagleton says Ramsey Clark was not duped by his Hanoi journey but calls it improper timing. He notes Salinger’s Paris visit and says McGovern’s ticket changes may help Missouri but won’t cure broader campaign challenges.
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Daniel Walker
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Shriver
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Lyndon A Johnson
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Meany Says Nixon Plan Benefits Rich Harming Working People
AFL CIO leader George Meany charged in a Labor Day statement that Nixon economic policy held wages down while prices and profits rose, calling it a doubly standard. He urged electing a Congress friendly to working people and warned against elite interests shunting aside labor.
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Teamsers Union
Teamsters
Geothermal drilling approved in Sacramento report
In Sacramento officials approved a geothermal drilling project amid efforts to develop new energy sources. The approval follows discussions on environmental impact and future power generation potential.
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Bravely Smiling Dancers Await Jury in Houston Court
In Houston Texas Brenda Andrews 21 and Edith Hall 30 await a verdict as topless dancers. The courtroom scene unfolds with anxious smiles amid gunfire and loud music from a Chuck Berry record.
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Houston
Tex
Brenda Andrews
Edith Hall
Chuck Berry
Vasectomy danger claim nixed by leading advocate
WEW YORK UP A leading advocate of vasectomy said there is no scientific confirmation for a report linking the procedure to chronic diseases. Dr Joseph E Davis president of the Association for Voluntary Sterilization said no harmful effects have been proven and dismissed the study as lacking scientific validity. The report by Dr John B Henry claimed antibodies against sperm persisted after vasectomy and cited arthritis and multiple sclerosis as potential outcomes. In St Louis three men were later shot to death at a BiState Transit System garage during an argument.
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New York Medical College
John B. Henry
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New York State University
Upstate Medical Center
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Prineies
Bookkeeping change eyed for tax cuts in California
California’s top fiscal officer, Controller Houston J. Flournoy, announced a task force to revise the accrual accounting system. He said the state could free more money for tax cuts or new programs by adjusting how surpluses and the working capital reserve are calculated amid a large current reserve and cash surplus.
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Reagan
Financial crisis ends medical aid to the poor
SAN FRANCISCO AP A financial crisis in a federally funded community health program has forced a two week cutoff of all medical and dental aid for thousands in Bayview Hunters Point and adjacent areas. The Hunters Point Bayview Community Health Service says post moratorium payments will drop from 30,000 to 9,000 monthly. HEW has no extra funds to extend the program.
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Hunters Point
Bayview Area
Hunters Point- Bayview
Heath Service
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Arthur Coleman
Health Gram
Fragmented notice on local business and official entries
Fragmented OCR reads a list of names, offices, and addresses with unclear context. It mentions Hayward, Alameda County, an office in San Leandro, and various numbers and terms suggesting registrations or notices. Source text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
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