Big Cities Struggle to Meet 1975 Clean Air Deadline
Major cities report they cannot meet the May 31 1975 federal deadline to curb auto emissions and smog without costly controls. States seek delays while EPA extensions shift calculations and policy options.
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Turnout Expected as Seale Seeks Oakland Mayor's Post
In Oakland Bobby Seale, Black Panther chairman and Democrat, leads a mayoral race against Republican John Reading with turnout projected around 65 percent of 151 000 registered voters. Berkeley council seats also face a radical to liberal contest as student voters emerge.
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Oklahoma Senate shelves Criminal Code Bill amid law enforcement critique
A long awaited Oklahoma criminal statutes rewrite was killed for this session after critics condemned it as anti law enforcement. Sen. Gene Stipe led the move, arguing the measure would impede officers.
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Defense Department closes last Navy prison at Seavey's Island
The Navy's Seavey's Island stockade known as The Castle on Seavey's Island in Maine is closed after 75 years as the last Navy maintained prison. At closure 404 inmates remain, with transfers planned. The prison housed deserters, war criminals, and narcotics violators, and its history includes World War I growth and a 1935 low population.
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Judges Salaries Sparks After Oklahoma Official Quits
Associate District Court Judge John Amick resigned from the Oklahoma County bench citing low salaries. Chief Judge Carmen Harris criticized the pay scale as inadequate, noting Amick earns $3,000 less than district judges. Amick will join Oklahoma City University School of Law faculty. governor to appoint a replacement.
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Amick
Oklahoma City University School of Law
Carmen C. Harris
Harris
David Hall
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