Mockery Of Courts Cannot Be Tolerated
Discussion condemns disruptions during trials of Chicago Eight and New York cases. Judges Hoffmann and Lawton face pressure as crowds mock proceedings. Calls for preserving court dignity and rejecting interference with justice remain firm.
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The
Daily Mirror
Chicago Eight
New York
Chicago
The Politics of Schools and Local Self-government
Robert Bendiner argues local school boards lose power as federal and state aid grows and property values shift to the suburbs. He urges merging boards into metropolitan systems to save schools and preserve democracy, noting funding patterns and court decisions shape governance.
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Robert Bendiner
The
New York Times
New York
Harper and Row
Supreme Court
Congress
Nixon
Pot Legalization Debate Faces Slow Legislative Progress
A 1969 overview notes bipartisan moves to soften marijuana penalties while not legalizing cannabis. It cites Mitchell on felony penalties, rising use, and high-profile cases, with a federal bill targeting traffickers and state reforms. Experts voice differing views on harm, delaying any legalization and keeping pot as a pipe dream.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Washington
Margaret Mead
Illinois
Nebraska
National Institute of Mental Health
Thompson
Fletcher Thompson
Georgia Republican
House Commerce and Finance
Fletcher
Mutual Fund
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Sewage Kills Sea Life Across New York Dumping Area
A long term study shows offshore dumping of four million tons of New York area sewage sludge and muck has devastated marine life within large surrounding zones. In a 14 square mile area life is largely absent with even sea worms killed. The report warns coastal dumping threatens broader ocean life.
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Washington
New York
New York Harbor
America
Army Engineers
Atlantic
New Jersey
Long Island
Senator Soaper Calls Conference to Probe Car Emissions
A top level conference may be needed to examine whether exhaust from cars commuting to and from major air pollution talks contributes to pollution. The proposal focuses on evaluating transportation pollution linked to such conferences.
Community notes span faith, crime, and business moves
A prayer by Kate Stevenson Shaffer reflects loss and growth from a local pastor's era. A Vietnam son pens a birthday prayer for his mother. Social Security thefts rise with advice on card use. Emerywood Club plans a Feb 19 meeting for clubhouse expansion. Cancer Crusade co-chairs Phil and Dave Phillips report strong donor response and early gifts from Arthur Corpening. Executives change posts at Cushman Shaw General Interiors and Clarendon Industries, while two homes on English Road are razed.
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Clara Cox
Thomasville
Sam
Emerywood Country Club
Phil
Dave Phillips
Cancer Crusade
Arthur Corpening
Corpening
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