Action Line guidance on child support warrants and singing event query
The column advises contacting Mrs. Cora Mabe at District Court for criminal cases with suspended sentences, noting warrants require a direct complaint from the wife. For civil support orders via an attorney, consult your lawyer. Policy generally waits three payments behind before issuing a capias. The page also notes a Grandfather Mountain singing event on June 25.
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Anon. A
Cora Mabe
District Court
Answer to draft duty penalties and beer laws questions
A reader asks whether underage persons may enter beer sales areas and what penalties apply for failing to report for induction. Officials say under 18 may not drink but may enter such areas. failure to report for induction leads to prosecution under selective service law and later military regulations. The last firing squad execution was in France in WWII for desertion.
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Anon. A
Selective Service Board
United States
France
Ant Problems on Aluminum Siding and Plant Health Tips
Reader asks how to kill ants without damaging aluminum siding and shares home remedies such as baking soda salt cayenne pepper cucumber peels lemon juice tansy and raw potato insect powder. Also reports powdery mildew on crab apple trees and seeks treatment. Finally a plea for street safety on Stimpson Street to protect children.
Food Prices Surge as Unemployment Holds Steady
Wholesale prices rose 0.6 percent in May as farm products jumped 1.4 percent after two declines. Unemployment stayed at 5.9 percent, prompting calls for faster job creation. Livestock prices surged 4.5 percent, fueling higher meat costs for shoppers.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
William Proxmire
Dwis
Senate House Economic Committee
Proxmire
Nixon
Nixon asks Congress to approve Moscow missile pact
President Nixon urged a joint session to ratify the SALT accords amid debate over strategic arms limits. He framed the Moscow agreements as laying a foundation for a new U.S.-Soviet relationship and a path toward lasting peace.
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Washington (Ap
Moscow
Nixon
Congress
Henry M. Jackson
John M. Ashbrook
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Senate
GOP
Peking
America
Joint Commercial Commission
United States
U.S.S.R
House
Nixon presents SALT report as Congress expects approval
President Nixon’s address to a joint session prompts cheers from Republicans and some Democrats while others deride it as a campaign speech. Lawmakers anticipate congressional approval of the SALT accords but await further details on what was given up and when a final vote might occur.
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Moscow
Nixon
White House
Florida
Senate
House
Capitol Hill
Washington
Congress
Yea
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Pittsburgh
Vietnam
John Ashbrook
Ashbrook
Henry M. Jackson
House Foreign Affairs
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Mike Mansfield
McGovern Leads California Primary Poll Likes 20 Points
Sen George McGovern is rated the runaway leader in a California Democratic primary poll with 46 percent to Humphreys 26 and Wallace 8 write in support. Humphrey dismisses the figures calling them nonsense while McGovern says he does not intend to strike deals with other politicians.
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San Francisco
George McGovern
California
Hubert H. Humphrey
Baloney
Melvin D. Field
McGovern
South Dakota
White House
Humphrey
Balone
Bakersfield
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Cornelia
Los Angeles
Gov. Wallace
Richard Daley
Chicago
Davis Trial Goes To Jury In Cal Court
Angela Davis faces murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges as the case heads to a seven women and five men jury. Defense attorney Leo A Branton urged the panel to think black and dismiss emotional appeals while prosecutor Albert Harris Jr urged a fair consideration of the evidence amid the lengthy trial in San Jose California.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Richard E. Arnason
Leo A. Branton
Branton
Miss Davis
Albert Harris Jr
Davis
EPA grants conditional OK for 1973 Fords to avoid shutdown
EPA head William D. Ruckelshaus said Ford can produce and ship 1973 cars on condition tests show full compliance with anti pollution rules. The move averts a potential one month production halt that could affect up to 450,000 workers. Ford must complete 50 000 mile testing after 4 000 mile trials to confirm standards are met.
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Washington
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Ruckelshaus
EPA
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N.S. A
Action Line
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Anon
Andrews Air Force Base
U.S
Jim Adams
Associated Press
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
Sen. McGovern
Minnesota
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