Nixon Eyes Urine Tests for U.S. School Children
The Nixon administration proposes voluntary and potential compulsory drug screening for high school and grade school students. The Harlem program aims for 70,000 from the Office of Economic Opportunity and envisions parental consent, confidential handling, and treatment referrals if drugs are found.
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Group Forms to Protect Rights of Bulky Flier
SAN DIEGO Calif AP A committee forms to defend Capt Michael J Heck B52 commander who refused further bombing missions over North Vietnam He has 175 combat missions and seeks noncombat status as conscientious objector A cable offers best civilian counsel and legal help with Washington committee attorney en route to see him
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Limited Help For Newsmen
House Majority Leader Thomas P. O Neill voiced qualified support for a bill protecting newsmen from being required to identify confidential sources. The measure, pending in a House Judiciary subcommittee, aims to address recent contempt cases while preserving limited exceptions.
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Writer to Face Flight Charges in Federal Court
Nor man Wexler playwright and screenwriter is due in U S District Court in San Francisco January 19 on charges of interfering with a flight crew. Magistrate Goldsmith reduced bail from 20000 to 10000 though Wexler remains in custody. He was arrested December 14 after threats against President Nixon and abuse aboard an American Airlines flight from New York.
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Queen Elizabeth II to Visit Phillips Parents at Somerford
London AP report says Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip plan to visit Mark Phillips’s parents at Great Somerford after touring Lyneham RAF base on June 15. Rumors also claim the Queen asked Princess Anne to delay engagement announcement to Phillips. Phillips is set for a two year tour in West Germany with the Queen's Dragoon Guards.
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Kansas Tax Data Show 1972 Holiday Sales Dip, Year Rise
Kansas Department of Revenue reports Douglas County December sales tax of 269 365 down from 309 959 in 1971. Despite December drop, July–December 1972 sales rise statewide and in neighboring counties with Douglas up 123 000 year over year. Johnson County shows over 1.2 million gain. state total December 12 979 362 up 136 036 from last year.
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Leavenworth
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Four Killed On Kansas Roads Over Weekend
Four people died in Kansas traffic incidents over the weekend. Spec. 5 William Schiffler, 23, of Ft. Riley was killed in a one car crash on K18 within the military reservation. George DeBose Jr., 10, of Kansas City Kansas, was a back seat passenger killed in a car pickup crash in Kansas City. Richard S. Guthrie, 26, of Hutchinson, died in a one car rollover on Highway 96 near Wichita. Richard Hazelton, 23, of Liberal, died in a collision with a tractor trailer on Highway 83 near Garden City.
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Gas Prices May Rise Further On New Federal Rule
Federal regulators unveil an optional pricing procedure amid a gas shortage as three offshore Louisiana producers seek immediate 73 percent rate hikes and future annual increases. Tenneco Texaco and Belco argue higher prices lure new gas, while opponents warn of windfall profits and argue the rule bypasses the 1938 Natural Gas Act.
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Louisiana
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Tenneco Oil
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Algeria
Elvis Telecast Captivates Global TV Audience
Elvis Presley’s hour long concert aired by satellite to 36 countries, mixing rock and ballads. Fans, mostly teens, filled venues as he sang hits from Hound Dog to All My Troubles Lord and exchanged leis and scarves with the crowd.
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Elvis Presley
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Courtenay and Kennedy Tie Knot in London Romance
British actor Tom Courtenay married his leading lady Cheryl Kennedy after a civil ceremony. The couple then returned to perform in their hit play Time and Time Again, which brought them together on stage.
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Tom Courtenay
Cheryl Kennedy
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