Ford panel urges law enforcement priority for pot
A White House advisory panel tells Ford that social and personal marijuana use should have low law enforcement priority. It urges shifting resources to hard drug abuse and notes de-emphasizing possession equates to decriminalization. Marijuana rated low while heroin is ranked high by the task force.
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American Public Health Association
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National Institute On Drug Abuse
Pennsylvania
Raymond Shafer
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
FBI burglaries disclosed in Senate probe of subversive groups
Senate testimony cites 238 illegal break ins by the FBI into 14 domestic groups between 1942 and 1968 with IRS aid. The revelations touch on Students for a Democratic Society and black militant groups, plus directives from Hoover and Nixon era security aims.
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Huston
White House
Shapp Embarks on 3 Day Campaign Across Four States
Gov. Milton J. Shapp launched a three day tour of four states to seek funds and support for his 1976 Democratic presidential bid. The 63 year old Pennsylvania governor is the sole incumbent in a field of eight candidates. He pledged full employment a revitalized economy and promised to speak common sense to voters.
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UPI
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
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Oil price controls extended to November 15
President Ford and Senate Democrats agree to a 75 day extension of oil price controls retroactive to September 1, delaying any immediate consumer price increases. Congress will seek a national energy policy by mid November while Ford refrains from proposing lifting plans before November 1.
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D-Tex
Eckhardt
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Gillis W. Long
D-La
No indictment delayed for Moore psychiatric evaluation
UPI reports U. S. Attorney James Browning will not indict Sara Jane Moore until two months of psychiatric testing are completed. Moore to be moved to San Diego for evaluation. FBI links to radical groups not confirmed. The near miss at Ford’s St. Francis Hotel prompted scrutiny of a possible lead on the hotel siding. Oliver Sipple and Officer Hettrich restrained Moore. White House to thank both men.
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