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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1975
Page
5
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U S District Judge John J. Sirica refused a bid by CBS NBC ABC RTNDA and Warner Communications to publicly release the White House Watergate tapes. He said merchandising copies could harm defendants rights and noted transcripts already satisfied public access.
New York report profiles Francis J. Costello a 33-year-old high school teacher and conscientious objector who refuses part of his taxes in protest to war. He faces possible wage garnishment and criminal charges for 1972-74 returns while pursuing nursing school and community service.
A federally funded study of 13,500 New Haven pupils finds early junior high drug education may raise marijuana and alcohol use, while when taught to older students it slightly reduces usage. The $750,000 Yale-led project, supported by NIMH and NIDA, compares 7th through 12th graders via student surveys.
Cadet Eric Mortenson, son of Maj and Mrs Kenneth Mortenson of 1600 Pollock Road, received the maroon and gold fourragere for earning eight or more honor points in the past month at Missouri Military Academy. Maj John Reddick presented the award during an academy review.
Atty. Gen. Levi proposes a regional federal ban on handgun sales and ammunition in urban areas with high violent crime. Triggers auto controls when crime is above national rates, bans outside homes, and allows club use with secure storage. includes higher taxes on Saturday night specials.
The National Organization for Women president Karen DeCrow says women face unemployment as layoffs rise in this recession. She advocates changing layoff and seniority policies, seeks ERA ratification, and opposes abortion-law restrictions while planning a Mothers Day protest at the Vatican Embassy in Washington.
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