Court System Report Proposes End to Grand Jury Indictments
Washington AP says a federal commission urges ending mandatory grand jury indictments for most prosecutions, keeping them only for cases of broad public concern. The 15 member task force led by Daniel Meador cites faster trials, with reforms including smaller juries, abolishing plea bargaining, and reworking appellate review.
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Federal Criminal Justice Commission
National Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice
Daniel J. Meador
University of Virginia
Png- Tand
Commission
Doggie Vest for Dogs Hits Market in Chicago
A four size Doggie Vest now available in Chicago protects fast swimming dogs with life vest material. Priced at 7.95 dollars, the vest aims to reduce drowning each year.
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Chicago
Inouye Links Money Temptation to McGovern Campaign Ethics
Sen. Daniel Inouye stated that large sums of money may tempt campaigns to engage in unethical acts. He suggested McGovern aides might have faced temptations if their campaign had more funds, contrasting with Nixon’s heavily funded effort. He tied money to enabling aggressive campaign strategies and Watergate-era questions.
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Arnold B. Sawislak
Washington
UPI
Daniel K. Inouye
Senate Watergate Committee
McGovern
Hawaii
Inouye
Washington Window
Tahoure
Nixon
Sen
George
I.S.D
New Swedish King Carl Gustaf to Reign as Symbol Only
Sweden moves to a revised constitution reducing the monarch to a ceremonial role. Carl Gustaf, 27, will inherit the throne after the death of Gustaf VI Adolf and will preside over none but symbolic duties while elections determine a government and throne speeches become ceremonial. The prince emphasizes love and compromise, seeks ordinary life, and notes a potential farmer role if not royal. Born April 30, 1946, he is the son of Gustaf Adolf and Sibylla, with a family marked by tragedy and public romance scrutiny.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Carl Gustaf
Gustaf VI. Adolf
Haga
Prince Gustaf Adolf
Sibylla
Copenhagen
Kastrup
Europe
Iranian Japanese set world marks in Cuba weightlifting
Nasiri of Iran lifted 309 pounds in clean and jerk and 220 in snatch to set world records and total of 529 pounds in the 114.5 kg class at the World Championships in Cuba. Orisaki of Japan set a world mark and won gold with a 232 pound snatch. Sygmunt Smalcerz of Poland earned silver with 220 and Ortosan of Romania took bronze with the same snatch.
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Mohammed Nasiri
Havara
Orisaki
Cuba
Nasiri
Sygmunt Smalcerz
Poland
Romania
Ortosan
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