Labor Faces Key UK By election in Hull
Britain’s Labour government protection hinges on a handful of Hull voters next Thursday. If Labour loses, their Commons majority shrinks to one, risking a reload or resignation. Kevin McNamara leads Labour against Conservatives and an antiwar independent, amid national rail strikes and power failures.
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Court ruling: chronic alcoholism not criminal when involuntary
The court held that a public drunkard cannot be criminally punished if his condition stems from disease and is involuntary. It allowed detention only for treatment and rehabilitation while avoiding criminal labeling, noting behavior disorders can be a symptom of alcoholism and public appearances may be ungovernable.
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Bitter Disappointment Watts Riot Report Criticized
A California advisory committee accused mayor Yorty and Police Chief Parker of gross negligence before the August riots that caused deaths and damage. The 14 member panel urged faster National Guard use, supported McCone Commission reforms, and pressed for hearings on Los Angeles housing and civil rights issues.
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Fragmentary reflection on history and war
An aged voice recalls imperial China and Western capital ism. The text notes the Great Wall as protection, mentions a warlike world, and questions the state of being under a militant warlord amid scientific progress and arts.
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University of Maine faces test cheating probe
AP reports President Edwin Young described the UMaine administration as unsure as a cheating scandal emerges. Students claim a psychology test, used five or six times, was copied and shared. Results were voided and a mystery surrounds a grade leap from D to A.
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Tet cease fire tensions rise as allies report violations
The war is to intensify after a New Year cease-fire for Tet as both sides launch attacks. U S authorities say 66 truce violations by the Viet Cong include a Saturday bombing near Saigon. A bicycle bomb killed a U S sergeant and a Vietnamese woman as she slept in a nearby house.
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