Trading Stamp Craze Declines In Ohio Chain
A large Ohio supermarket chain will stop issuing trading stamps to customers to fund lower prices and better service. It reports stamps cost about 1.93 dollars per 100 in sales and net profit around 4 cents per 100, implying higher prices for stamps. Other chains, including W T Grant, have discontinued stamps as their value wanes amid widespread proliferation.
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Sleeper Death Bill Rapped by Deukmejian in Assembly
Sacramento Assemblyman C. George Deukmejian sharply criticized a bill proposed by John T. Knox that would affect capital punishment and juror bias rules. He argued the measure could undermine a fair trial by allowing biased jurors to sit in death penalty cases. Supporters at the hearing include district attorneys and peace officers associations, while critics say the bill would erode the death penalty. The bill faces Assembly action on Monday.
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Space Rule Fails in United Nations Committee
A 25 nation UN body failed to agree on a legal code for peaceful exploration of outer space after three weeks of talks. The setback casts a shadow over prospects for US Soviet collaboration in space matters.
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UN Space Committee Submits Two Works to Parent Panel
The group coordinating the United Nations Committee on Peaceful Uses of Outer Space submitted only two of its works to the parent committee, signaling limited submission amid ongoing review and oversight.
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Trial Looms for Auschwitz Camp Chief Baer in Germany
West Germany prepared for what officials described as the biggest war crimes trial since World War II as Richard Baer, the former Auschwitz death camp chief, and 23 others faced charges of aiding mass murder. Baer, 52, denied cowardice and insisted on being treated as an officer, while prosecutors detailed his direct role in brutal experiments and killings.
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L B Killer Gets Life with Hope
The condemned man Golston described his feelings after a life sentence without parole. Corrections officials at Vacaville will review his case to determine the best institution. He spoke of hope and shared his belief that life offers a chance for others on Death Row.
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California urged continued Sabin polio vaccine use
The California Board of Public Health urged continued use of the oral Sabin polio vaccine, especially for preschool children and their parents, after reviewing a large community immunization program of 23 million doses. Four paralytic polio cases could be linked to the Type 3 vaccine, but no conclusive proof existed.
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ACLU Meeting Planned by Long Beach Chapter
The Long Beach chapter of the ACLU will meet Tuesday at 8 pm at Bayshore Library 195 Bayshore Ave Belmont Shore. Zane Meckler secretary of the education committee of the Southern California Community Relations Conference will speak.
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Justice Douglas Stays Death of 3 Executions Halted
Justice Douglas stayed three executions in a controversial move as the Supreme Court weighs related cases on evidence collection and equipment. Gov. Brown commuted another death sentence, and San Quentin faced protests with police arresting demonstrators while warden Dickson urged adherence to the law.
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