One-Sixth Of U S Bridges Labeled Critically Deficient
Washington AP report says nearly one sixth of U S bridges are critically deficient. The Federal Highway Administration notes 89 000 bridges fall into the critical category while 50 of the most hazardous bridges have been approved for replacement across 49 states and Puerto Rico.
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Federal Highway Administration
Congress
Puerto Rico
Highway Administration
F.C. Turner
United States
Point Pleasant
W.va
Ohio River
National Transportation Safety Board
FHWA
Turner
Tennessee
Ohio
Michigan
Iowa
Mississippi
Georgia
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Missouri
Montana
Delaware
Rhode Island
Alaska
California
FBI says electronic devices aided arrests in 1971 rise
FBI Director J Ed Hoover announced in a year end report that electronic surveillance helped break up complex organized crime cases. Convictions rose and over 2,200 gambling and racketeering figures were in various stages of prosecution.
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Washington
Chicago
FBI
J. Ed
Gareoover
Hoover
Doctor Opposes Ban On Drugs In Tulsa
A Tulsa pediatrician opposed Gov. Hall’s plan to ban amphetamines, noting their long use in treating hyperactive children and related disorders. He warned the broader issue of adult and childhood mental illness must be considered.
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David Hall
Oklahoma
Kramer
Reward Offered in Lawton Car Ro bbery Case
The Lawton Publishing Co. Inc offers a $100 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those involved in the robbery and assault of a Lawton Constitution and Morning Press carrier boy. The youth was knocked unconscious at 5 30 p.m. December 31 1971 in an alley at 1311 Lincoln Street.
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Lawton Publishing Co. Inc
Lawton Constitution
Morning Press
Lincoln
Old Ruling May Hurt Road Plan
Oklahoma Supreme Court’s 1937 decision could block Gov. David Hall from issuing 250 million in Freeway 77 bonds without voter approval. The ruling held that a debt exists even if labeled differently and that a debt issue is decided by the people, not the legislature. Senate leaders foresee the ruling blocking highway revenue bonds without a public vote.
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Oklahoma Supreme Court
David Hall
State Highway Commission
Senate
Pro Tempore
Finis Smith
Sen
Denzil Garrison
Infamous San Quentin to Be Phased Out Soon
San Quentin Prison faces closure within three years under Governor Reagan plans. Warden Louis S. Nelson calls the site infamous and nostalgic as Marin County residents, lawmakers, and corrections officials prepare for the move to new facilities and reduced inmate populations. The 405 known executions include Sirhan Sirhan and Charles Manson era cases.
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San Quentin, Calif
San Francisco Bay
Louis S. Nelson
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
George Jackson
Jackson
State Department of Corrections
Folsom
Department of Corrections
Marin County
William Bagley
Nelson
Nutrition importance for adolescents growth and health
Adolescent nutrition is crucial during rapid growth, requiring a balanced diet for proper development. A correct diet supports health through growth spurts, while an inadequate one can impact well being long term.
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National Peace Action Coalition
Communist Party
PCPJ
Communist Party, USA
Washington, D.C
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Young Socialist Alliance
TULSA
John C. Kramer
Fematas Organ & Piano Studios
Gore
Slayers
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Robert F. Kennedy
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
R.L. Rex
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Eternal Light Pentecostal Holiness Church
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Lawton
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