Senate votes down big cut in budget
Senate defeat of Senator McGovern's bid to trim future Pentagon spending dominates a day of congressional action. In Ottawa, Canada, Health Minister John Munro rejects marijuana legalization and outlines steps to reduce penalties, shifting marijuana offenses to softer statutory tracks. A Vermont prison incident ends with guards freed after a cell-block hostage situation and prisoner release following talks with the warden.
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Canada
John Munro
Munro
North Vietnam
Tunney
McGovern
Pentagon
Senate
Henry Jackson
Dash
Israel
Windsor, Vt
Vermont State Prison
Berkeley battles garbage pile as strike drags on
In Berkeley California the city faces mountains of waste with 115 000 residents deprived of garbage pickup since July 12 as 75 refuse workers and 300 other city employees walk out. Telegrap h Avenue shows overflowing bags near clashes with police at UC Berkeley. Negotiations continue with state conciliator Tom Nicolopulos after 20 hours of talks, while residents organize car pools and informal hauls to dumps, and unions press for a 5.5 percent wage cap plus fringe benefits within a one year contract.
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Telegraph Avenue
University of California
Tom Nicolopulos
San Leandro
Richmond
Oakland
United Public Employee Local 390
Park
Federal Pay Board
Malone 22 and four others jailed for narcotics scheme
Franklin Jefferson Malone, 22, of Clarksville Tennessee, pictured in Clarksville High School annual captioned under a narcotics case, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to sell. He received three years probation after a 85,000 amphetamine tablet shipment from Memphis was halted. Malone and four Memphis men were arrested June 16, 1971, in Kansas City and charged with conspiracy to sell. Probation conditions require continuous counseling and guidance.
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Kansas City
Franklin Jefferson Malone
Clarksville
Tenn
Clarksville High School
Malone
U.S. Attorney
Western District of Missouri
Jay Whitfield Moody
U.S
Memphis
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Hotel Con
Apollo 15 astronauts warned on commercial moon items
Washington Post reports astronauts David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden were ejected from the astronaut corps over taking souvenir stamped envelopes and a small statue on the Apollo 15 flight. About 100 envelopes sold for 150000 dollars. Slayton said the crew were warned in a pilots meeting. Senate probes extend to Apollo 14 and NASA's role in approving commercial activities.
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Washington
Washington Post Today
Donald K. Slayton
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Alfred M. Worden
Astronaut Corps
Godfather Part II slated for 1972 release
HOLLYWOOD AP Paramount Pictures announced The Godfather Part II will be filmed early next year with Al Pacino starred and Francis Ford Coppola directing and producing. The premiere is set for March 27, 1972. Evans said the saga could earn 125 to 150 million in rentals, potentially breaking Gone with the Wind and Sound of Music records.
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Hollywood
Paramount Pictures
al Pacino
Francis Ford Coppola
Paramount
Gulf and Western
Charles Bladhorn
Robert Evans
Scouts Visit Troop 1 Campout On Hot Springs Trip
Twenty five Boy Scouts and Troop 92 leaders traveled to Hot Springs for a two troop campout hosted by the oldest Arkansas troop Troop 1 sponsored by First Presbyterian Church. Activities included a mountain hike ham burger barbeque a duck boat ride Blue Hole swimming and Lake Catherine campout with football and fried chicken supper followed by a campfire devotion by Hope Scouts John Walker and Mark Moore. Scoutmaster Harold Sisson of Troop 92 led four council members William Morgan Richard VanHorn Albert Patton with Arthur Wimmell organizing the visit and Al Albinson coordinating Hot Springs arrangements.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
First Presbyterian Church of
Hot Springs Mountain
Lake Hamilton
Blue Hole
Lake Catherine
Hope
John Walker
Mark* ‘Moore
Harold Sisson
Troop 92
F.M. Cochran
William H. Morgan
Richard VanHorn
Albert Patton
Arthur Wimmell
McCaskill
Wimmells
al Albinson
Hope Star 1972 Hope Ark staff and affiliations
A historical newspaper masthead lists Hope Star staff roles and affiliations for the Star Publishing Co. in Hope Arkansas, including president editor and departments, plus AP and state association memberships and national advertising reps. The document notes editorial, society, classified, and circulation personnel and contact references.
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George S. Smith
Rebecca Lazenby
Mary Anita Laseter
Esther Hicks
Donal Parker
Wanda Powell
Sibyl Parsons
C. M. Rogers
Alice Kate Baker
Virginia Hiscott Mechanical Department
Billy Dan Jones
D. E. Allen
George Smith, Jr
Jo Ann Arnett
Judy Gray
Betty Bain
Mary C. Harris
Janice Miller
Janet Smith
Emily Gunter
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Av
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford Bidg
Dallas
Texas
N. Michigan Ave
Chicago
E. 42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Beaty Represents Hope Schools In National Comp Ed Study
Beaty, coordinator of federal funds, represented Hope schools as a consultant at a Denver meeting with 14 school groups from seven states. Hope was chosen for the national study due to a proven pilot program, the Needs Assessment by Beaty, and is administering Project 1972-73 School Year funded by the federal Office of Education and the State Office of Education.
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Jack Beaty
Hope
Denver
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Beaty
San Francisco
New Orleans
Little Rock
Washington, D.C
James H. Jones
Federal Office of Education
State Office of Education
Judge rules lodge must serve blacks in Harrisburg
Pennsylvania's Supreme Court ruled Moose Lodge 107 of Harrisburg must serve nonmembers when facilities are made available to them, overturning prior discrimination implications. The decision aligns with a broader public access reading, despite a separate U.S. Supreme Court view on Irvis v. Pittsburgh. Chief Justice Jones noted the Pennsylvania case differed from the federal ruling.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Moose Lodge
Harrisburg
U.S. Supreme Court
K. Leroy Irvis
Pittsburgh
Irvis
High Court
The
Moose
Benjamin R. Jones
Pennsylvania Court
United States Supreme Court
Four States Fair Adds New Events for 28th Rodeo Week
Texarkana hosts September 11 to 16 Four States Fair and Rodeo expanding to include city residents with arts crafts and livelihood showcases. New features include Boy and Girl Scout exhibits, a motorcycle show on September 16, a Mule Show with multiple events, a Twirling Festival, Paint Horse Show, and a Youth Fashion Revue.
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Texarkana
Don
P.O. Box
Texas
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