Get Em Off The Ballot For North Carolina Judges
As legislatures meet, efforts to remove judges from politics persist. States adopting judicial commissions with ballots for approval show public accountability without campaigning. The Raleigh News & Observer notes campaign costs around 25 000 dollars for Exum and Hedrick, raising concerns over debt to donors and perceived impartiality. The piece urges reform to ensure equal justice and eliminate political influence in NC courts.
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Court of Appeals
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James Exum
R. A. Hedrick
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Hedrick
Zebra killings and police response in San Francisco
In six months 13 people died in San Francisco in zebra slayings with witnesses citing a young black man as killer. Three men face murder arraignments while four others were released for lack of evidence. The city debates police tactics, civil rights concerns, and political comments amid fear and calls for lawful restraint.
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San Francisco
Charles Barca
Joseph Alioto
William Saxbe
Accelerating Athletic Limits and Drug Use in Sport
The piece discusses rapid improvements in athletic performance through interval training and advances in coaching. It cites the four minute mile as a landmark, notes pressure toward sub three fifty, and reports concerns over amphetamine use among NFL teams and steroids in sports, with World Cup drug controls cited.
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Henry Aaron
Yale
CIA Book Delivers Blanks Filled by U S Sources
Washington Roundup reports a behind the scenes CIA battle over a forthcoming Marchetti Marks book The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence with blanks filled by sources The manuscript links include a defection tale in Japan a Himalayan listening device caper and gifts budget antics involving Willy Brandt Lyndon Johnson and a Directors Contingency Fund for slush payments
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Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
The
Victor Marchetti
John Marks
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Sinkiang
Colorado
Ganges River
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Lyndon Johnson
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Organization of American States
Texas
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State Department
Curbing Presidential Power Faces Senate Panel Plan
The Watergate Committee staff paper calls for dismantling executive control by granting autonomy to FBI CIA IRS and DOJ while trimming White House staff and creating a permanent special prosecutor. It argues to curb presidential power amid past abuses but notes Nixon-era attempts to manipulate bureaucracy.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Internal Revenue Service
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CLA
Scandals Of Jail Management Reported In Baltimore Case
A federal jury ordered two Baltimore city jail guards to pay 8000 to four former juvenile inmates for brutal treatment during punishment for noise at sleeping hours. Guards hung three inmates by overhead pipes and sprayed mace. the fourth was beaten. The city is not liable. the guards pay damages. The warden hailed the verdict as a step against brutality while noting overall jail weaknesses and the need for reform through better pretrial and community programs to reduce overcrowding.
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Gordon C. Kamka
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Washington
Des Moines
Bureau of Prisons
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