World In 74 on Sale of The World in 1974
The 11th annual edition in the World series is off the press and now available at Roe Publishing Co. for 5.95. It features hundreds of photos and thousands of words covering major and minor events from 1974. It notes Nixon’s resignation Ford's ascent to president and Rockefeller’s appointment as vice president.
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Ocean Oil Spills Threaten Ocean Ecology Says Official
SAN FRANCISCO AP Increasing oil spills could disrupt three-fourths of the earth's oxygen via plankton loss. Russell Peterson of CEQ warned there is no proof yet on exact effects but the risk of irreversible decline is possible. He urged continued pollution reduction amid rising tanker traffic and complacent attitudes.
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Griffin Attacks Solon Over Cambodia Policy
Michigan Republican Griffin denounced Congress for turning its back on Indochina allies amid U S aid debates for South Vietnam and Cambodia. He warned abandonment risks credibility and global consequences, citing the Senate committee aid measure and stalled House action ahead of Easter recess.
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Cornfields May Supply Sugar Needs
Washington AP A NAS forum heard Sidney Cantor say a corn syrup processing breakthrough could make corn a major domestic sugar source. He projects U S sugar from corn to triple in four years and says about 70 percent of U S sugar use could be met by the new product.
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Supreme Court backs limits on servicemen rights in trial rulings
In a 6 3 decision the Supreme Court ruled federal judges must refrain from intervening in pending military trials unless the serviceman shows extraordinary danger or harm beyond case resolution in military courts Justice Powell wrote for the majority. Dissenters Brennan Douglas and Marshall said civilian judges are better for constitutional questions. The case involved Army Captain Coun Bill Coun cilman charged with selling marijuana to an enlisted man in Lawton Ohio and a federal judge stoppped court martial proceedings, a ruling upheld by the Denver circuit.
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Appointment Details At 1516 W Lee Blvd
A local listing notes contact at 1516 West Lee Boulevard with phone number 357 8675 for scheduling an appointment. The brief item states no additional context or services.
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