Health Advisory Committee Organizes for SPAG Goals
Appointed members of the Health Advisory Committee of the South Plains Association of Governments met in an organizational session Thursday night. The group aims to discuss goals and set a framework for regional health planning and cooperation across member counties.
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Jerry Odom
The
South Plains Association of Governments
SPAG
South Plains
Willard Olsen
Marion Zetsman
Comprehensive Health Planning
Austin
Spag Health Committee
West Texas Health Planning Council
Spag Board of Directors
Zetsman
New South Plains Health Organization
Bailey, Lamb
Hale
Floyd
Motley
Cochran
Hockley
Larbbock
Crosby
Dickens
King
Yoakum
Terry
Lynn
Garza
Norway Considers Diplomatic Ties With Hanoi Amid NATO Role
Norway's Labor government proposes steps to establish diplomatic relations with North Vietnam while preserving NATO membership. Prime Minister Trygve Bratteli faces U.S. criticism as liberal lawmakers back recognizing Hanoi. The move comes amid debate on Norway's broader security policy and South Vietnam support.
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Oslo
UPI
Norway
North Vietnam
NATO
9 Pime
Trygve Baratteli
Storting
Democratic Republic of
North
Vietnam
Bratteli
Baratteli
United States
U.S
State Department
Hanoi
Kaare Willoch
Brattel
South
Willoch
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United Nations
Tate murder trial delayed by defense arguing legal instructions
In Los Angeles the Tate murder trial was postponed again as defense lawyers fought over jury instructions before final arguments. Deputy District Attorney Builliasi aimed to seek the gas chamber for Charles Manson and three female defendants. The session stayed closed and the jury was not brought in as Manson's lawyer objected to evidence linking him to other crimes beyond the Tate LaBianca killings.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Tate
Vincent Bugliasi
Charles Manson
Charles M. Older
Manson
Calley Jurors Continue Study At Fort Benning
A six officer court martial jury weighing Lt William L. Calley Jr suspended deliberations at Fort Benning to study testimony and photos. The requests focused on the exact location of My Lai village killings, signaling a lengthy path to a verdict. Calley could face the death penalty.
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FT. Benning, Ga
UPID
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
Deaths by own action rise among Los Angeles youths
Los Angeles records show a 100 percent rise in death by own action among youths in 1970 from the prior year. The Death by Own Action Prevention Center reports 9.4 personal crisis reports per 100 000 for ages 20 to 29, a substantial increase over 1961.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Bonn Signs Five Year Britain Troop Support Pact
West Germany will pay Britain 27 million pounds annually for five years to offset foreign exchange costs of 50 000 British troops stationed in Bonn. The agreement starts April 1 and requires British troop strength to stay constant, with Germany promising military and civil procurement in Britain to an unspecified value.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Britain
Sigismund von Braun
Roger Jackling
Judge Disquals Self Amid Davis Case After Hullabaloo Fears
Marin County Judge John H. McMurray removed himself from the Angela Davis murder trial citing fear of prejudice and a drawn out fight. Davis, 21, an avowed Communist, and Ruchell Magee face murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges from the Aug. 7 Civic Center shootout. Magee's affidavit accusing bias prompted the move, delaying defense motions for bail and health concerns while an alternate judge would be sought. The decision came after two hours of chambers discussions with all parties present.
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Marin County
John H. McMurray
McMurray
Miss Davis
Howard Moore Jr
Moore
UCLA
San Quentin
Ruchell Magee
Marin County Civic Center
Magee
Independence
Calif
Chambers
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Pris
Goodell predicts Lindsay switch to Democrat for 1972 bid
Former Sen. Charles Goodell says Mayor John Lindsay could be nominated for president if he leaves the Republican Party for the Democrats. He also urges GOP planning for a possible Nixon impeachment movement and predicts Nixon will dump Spiro Agnew in 1972 to choose a less controversial running mate.
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New York
UPI
Charles E. Goodell
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Goodell
James L. Buckley
New York City
Roth, Carlson, Kwit, Spengler and Mallin
Nixon
Spire T. Agnew
Group Attacks Lax Pollution Laws Urges Quick Cleanup
Environmental Action Inc Zero Population Growth Friends of the Earth and the Sierra Club told the Senate that U S water is deteriorating and urged stronger enforcement of the 1899 Refuse Act and tighter penalties. They criticized Muskie administration bills as weaker than existing law and called for a mandatory minimum fine and criminal penalties for deliberate violations.
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Washington
America
Senate
Pollution Subcommittee
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Nixon
Muskie
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Environmental Action, Inc
Zero Population Growth, Inc
Friends of the Earth
The
Sierra Club
United States
Barbara Reid
Environmental Action
Carl Pope
George Alderson
Lloyd Tupling
Miss Reid
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