San Francisco Bay area drug news program informs buyers
The Friday Paper Drug News, a Berkeley Free Clinic project with PharmChem and KSAN, analyzes street drug content for users. It reports mislabeling rates, dangerous substances, and free clinic access two blocks from UC Berkeley, with 2000 mimeographed copies circulated and broadcasts on KSAN and the Examiner.
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Leif Erickson
Associated Press
Berkeley
Calif
San Francisco Bay Area
Drug News
Joann Lee
Berkeley Free Clinic
Clinic
PharmChem Laboratories, Inc
Palo Alto
KSAN
San Francisco
University of California
Free Clinic
Panhandlers
PharmChem
Reagan Signs Bill Restoring Death Penalty In California
Governor Ronald Reagan signed a limited reinstatement of the California death penalty. The law makes execution mandatory in 11 murder categories for offenses after 1974 start, with Siran B. Sirhan and other inmates unaffected. The bill faces potential constitutional challenges from the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Reagan
California
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
State Supreme Court
San Quentin
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Charles Manson
American Civil Liberties Union
California Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate Passes Bill Raising School Lunch Contribution
Senate approves a bill boosting federal support for the lunch program by about 315 million dollars. The measure raises the per lunch subsidy from eight to 12 cents, expands free lunch eligibility to 7200 dollars income, and covers breakfast and milk programs. An overall federal nutrition cost climbs to roughly 1.5 billion last year.
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Senate
Jim Luther
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Herman E. Talmadge
Dga
James B. Allen
Dala
Allen
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Agriculture Committee
Revenue Sharing Seen Easing Local Tax Burdens
Gregory Nokes reports that the federal Revenue Sharing program is easing property tax burdens in many areas. Director Graham Watt says over half of payments fund operating and maintenance costs, with funds increasingly used as Congress intended.
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Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Office of Revenue Sharing
Graham W. Watt
NFL
Congress
Watt
Ments
Mula
Liew
Kissinger Captures Attention At UN General Assembly
UN delegates listen intently as Henry Kissinger delivers his debut address as U.S. secretary of state. Notes are taken as his speech is distributed on the floor. Attention remains focused during the session as Japan hints at backing a permanent Security Council seat.
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United Nations
N.Y
Henry A. Kissinger
Harvard
General Assembly
Kissinger
Kissingers
Miguel Angel de la Flor
Masayoshi Ohira
Shuzuo Saito
Japan
U.S
Security Council
Brezhnev Warns Outsiders Against Stirring China Clash
In Tashkent Brezhnev urges outsiders not to provoke a Soviet China conflict. He notes outsiders push anti-Soviet sentiment or claim to want better Sino-Soviet ties while fanning tensions. Brezhnev cites a stalled nonaggression proposal and defends detente with the United States as beneficial and self-evident.
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Brezhnev
China
Stephens
Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Mal
Peking
Russia
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First Nationals
Standard & Poor
At&t
American Home Products
Avon
Coke
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Exxon
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Gulf
IBM
Kresge
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Merck
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Procter & Gamble
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