Brown seeks presidency to educate not run country
California Governor Edmund Brown Jr. says his bid for the presidency aims to educate and guide the people, not govern the country. He told reporters the nation faces a complex, interwoven frame and vowed to set a tone and describe a feasible destiny during fundraising stops in San Diego and Los Angeles, raising over 35,000 in pledges amid California primary intrigue.
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The Miracle Pill for Fast Fat Loss Ad
An advertisement promises rapid weight loss with a 100 percent effective roikin reducing pill called Coladine Formula. It claims to curb appetite and melt fat from hips and legs, offering a money back guarantee and a mail order purchase through Mats. The text targets readers with bold claims and priced offers.
Longer sentences urged for drug distributors
EL PASO Tex. The head of the Drug Enforcement Administration urged tougher penalties for major narcotics distributors at a midwinter police conference. Peter Bensinger cited a Southern California seizure where 31 people linked to heroin reaching 46 states were arrested. He criticized a magistrate for releasing 19 defendants on $500 bonds and called for remedial action. A judge later issued warrants for four and required the rest to post $10,000 bonds.
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Nationwide Weather Reports and King Gravesite Observance
Thunderstorms drenched central and south Texas with 1.65 inches in six hours, frost warnings issued for parts of Indiana and Illinois, and heavy rains across Los Angeles raising the season total to 6.38 inches. In Texas Brownsville and College Station recorded showers while Southern California saw up to three inches of snow on high peaks. In Atlanta, Coretta Scott King and family led an eight anniversary gravesite ceremony at Ebenezer Baptist Church as Martin Luther King III carried the wreath at the parade to the grave. Bernice King laid the wreath on her father’s grave.
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Economic upswings noted in second quarter rise
Washington reports continued economic upswings as the second quarter began with more Americans employed than ever, a slight unemployment drop, and rising wholesale prices. February and March show inflation near seven percent, trade deficit widens, and housing starts surge to a two year high. GNP growth expected at 6 to 7 percent in 1976.
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