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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1975

Page

5

Proxmire rails at NIDA marijuana research program

Senator William Proxmire labeled five National Institute of Drug Abuse studies as outrageously irrelevant costing about 1 million dollars. He cited a $121,000 project on male arousal from porn under marijuana, involving 60 adult males at Southern Illinois University, and questioned NIDA priorities overall.

Washington William Proxmire Wisconsin Democrat National Institute of Drug Abuse NIDA Proxmire Southern Illinois University Robert Dupont Nidairector Tatarstan North Yemen Dupont

California Democrats clash over convention fate in LA

The report notes Brown praising Bradley and California for a strong case to host the convention while Davis faces criticism for remarks on protests and crime. Beame faces questions on New York’s finances and union walkouts as the party presses on with planning in Los Angeles.

Brown Trown Bradley California Los Angeles Davis

Kent State Verdict Divides Nation After Trial

The Kent State shooting verdict finds all defendants not liable as jurors say the guardsmen acted to protect themselves. Rhodes reacts with sorrow over the day, while relatives of wounded and slain students condemn the decision.

Dean Kahler Kent State Cleveland Valerie Manning AD Buel Fulton Rhodes State Capitol Columbaus Lys Rhodes White Ohio National Guard Sylvester del Corso Robert H. Canterbury Trad Sarah Selicner Youngstown Ohio Sandra Lee Alan Canfora Young del Corso Charles Brown New York

Selassie’s Ouster Ends Ethiopian Rule After 44 Years

Rumors and reports confirm Emperor Selassie, world’s longest serving monarch, was deposed by radical officers amid drought and famine that killed up to 250,000. Exiled to detention in Menelik Palace, he never appeared publicly again as Ethiopia faced reform and stagnation.

Selassie Nich Hvounrta Sons Anny League of Nations Italy Menelik Palace Addis Ababa Jubilee Palace Buckingham Palace Menelik Ras Tafara Ethiopit League Fromm Ethiopia Organization of African Unity Africa Addis Absha

Financial plan for New York City dead end crisis

New York Governor Hugh Carey abandoned a day-old plan to avert a possible default next month after banks objected to sharing budgetary powers with Mayor Beame and State Controller Levitt. Beame sought emergency talks to review alternatives as bankers expressed a negative attitude.

New York New York City Hugh Carey Cortland N.Y Carey Abraham Beame Arthur Levitt Beame Levitt

Brown skips Ford meeting over natural gas shortage

Washington Gov. Brown plans to stay in California while 14 governors meet with President Ford on winter gas shortages. White House said Brown would attend if possible, but Sacramento confirmed no plans to travel. Officials discuss federal gas allocations and looser pricing, with impacts expected across the eastern seaboard and California.

Washington Brown Ford California Texas Louisiana White House New York West Virginia Sacramento Prebble Stolz Office of Planning and Research Federal Federal Energy Administration FEA Seaboard Frank Zarb Energy Resources Council North Carolina Bruce Pasternack

Mansfield plans last-ditch bid to break oil policy deadlock

Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield will meet with President Ford on Friday to urge dropping his veto threat and sign a six month extension of federal oil price controls. GOP sources doubt 33 Senate votes to sustain a veto. House may act if Senate moves first. The bill had been set for White House action next week.

Washington UPD Senate Mike Mansfield Congress Ford House White House Mansfield

Beame would cede control under new city financing plan

The proposed breakthrough in New York's fiscal stalemate would strip Mayor Beame of much authority over city finances. The plan targets avoiding a September default by covering $896 million in operating costs and debt. It reportedly calls for an initial $1 billion appropriation by the Legislature to meet September bills.

New York Beame New York City

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