Welfare Fraud Prosecution Moves to Federal Level
Washington reports the Nixon administration proposes a nationwide federal system to prosecute welfare fraud. The plan targets multiple fraud indicators, assets a $1000 fine and up to one year in prison, and would shift cases from local to federal courts. California and seven other states accounted for most prosecutions in 1970.
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Bangkok Alcohol Ban Repeal Aims at Tourists
Bangkok officials say a law banning alcohol sales from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. is being repealed to accommodate thirsty tourists. The move would relax the daytime drinking restriction.
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SPC Rodeo Program Hails Freshman Susan Griffing and New Facilities
Susan Griffing, a freshman nursing student from Tohoka, leads SPC rodeo points with diverse events as Kent Youngblood named 1971 RCA rookie of the year. David Mayo and Jenkins highlight preservation of rodeo activities, new facilities include a 30-stall horse barn and rodeo arena, and SPC boasts strong judging and stock programs within the Intercollegiate Rodeo Association.
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Army Veteran Seeks Intercollegiate Bronco Title at State
Johnny Gass, 24, Vietnam veteran from New Home, aims for the National Intercollegiate bronc riding championship starting June 24 at Montana State University. A South Plains College student, he won the southwest region and placed in San Angelo, Lubbock, and Vernon this year while pursuing rodeo travel over army life.
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Belfast violence raises death toll in Northern Ireland
An Ulster Defence Regiment member died of wounds from an ambush while a civilian worker was shot dead after noon Friday near an automotive plant. The death toll in Northern Ireland reached 362 as security tensions spill into Belfast streets with sectarian clashes and a Provisional IRA imposed car curfew in the Falls district.
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