No Clean Bill For Marijuana
Washington AP federal research finds most youths avoid dangerous effects from short term marijuana use but evidence remains incomplete. The 176 page National Institute of Mental Health report says outcomes range from none to psychotic and no cancer or birth defect links are proven. High dose daily use risks severe psychotic breaks. rare hospitalizations possible.
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Washington
National Institute of Mental Health
Congress
Bertram S. Brown
Brown
Hannibal Voters Decide Liquor By The Drink Today
Hannibal Missouri voters head to polls to decide if the city will continue liquor by the drink. The issue, not challenged in 30 years, follows a population drop to under 20 000 per the 1970 census. The Ministerial Alliance members split over the issue and Baptist members oppose liquor by the drink.
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Hannibal, Mo
Hannibal
Missouri
Citys Ministerial Alliance
Strike Vandals Get Jail Terms
Two Lexington men Dana Hilker and David Gooseman pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of Missouri Public Service Co. property. They received four month suspended sentences and one year probation. The actions involved 30 street lamps during a strike that began January 4 with IBEW Local 814.
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Lexington, Mo
Lexington
Missouri Public Service Co
Dana Hilker
David Gooseman
Lafayette County
Hilker
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 814
IRS Forces Long to Testify in Bank of Shenker Case
Federal judge orders briefs within 60 days in government suit to compel Missouri Senator Edward V. Long to answer IRS questions about five Shenker cases. Long, then Bowling Green attorney, says records were not kept. he represented clients before and during Senate tenure.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Edward V. Long
Morris A. Shenker
Long
Internal Revenue Service
Shenker
IRS
U. S. Senate
Bowling Green
Hyman Stein
Senate
Lockheed Gives Up Plan To Sue U S Government
Lockheed Aircraft Corp will take a 200 million fixed loss on its California jet transport contract with the Pentagon. The company said the Defense Department threatened to stop funding the world largest airplane if Lockheed pressed a suit announced last month.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Pentagon
Defense Department
Lockheed
GI Slapped By Patton Dies At 55
MISHAWAKA Ind AP Charles H Kuhl the soldier slapped by Gen George S Patton Jr in a Sicilian hospital during World War II has died at 55 after 27 years of obscurity He was a factory sweeper in Misha waka Indiana His death was announced today He had said Patton became a target of fame hunger and weariness after the incident and the 1945 auto crash later ended his career
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Mishawaka
Ind
Charles H. Kuhl
George 8. Patton Jr
Kuhl
Patton
U.S
England
3Rd Army
Europe
White Collar Strike Begins At Chrysler
Detroit AP reports about 10000 white collar workers striking Chrysler after all-night talks failed to yield a new labor contract. Negotiations began Monday and extended past the 10 am deadline. The walkout affects the Highland Park plant, with potential company shutdown in four to five days.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Highland Park
Mich
Chrysler
UAW
U.S
General Motors
Ford
Ecuador Boots US Arms Mission Over Fishing Dispute
Ecuador orders the United States military mission out as tensions rise in a long running fishing rights row. The move follows Washington suspending arms sales after a string of American fishing vessel seizures, despite an OAS urging calm.
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Washington
United States
Ecuador
Jose Maria Ponce Yepes
Organization of American States
Nixon economic plan labeled fantasy by Democrats
Democrats attack President Nixon's economic message as a fantasy world of Alice in Wonderland. They criticize lack of use of White House powers to curb inflation and unemployment amid rising costs and 6 percent unemployment, urging stronger action and potential wage and tax measures.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
House
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Walter Heller
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Heller
Senate
House Economic Committee
Henry
Reuss
D-Wis
Joint Economic Committee
Paris Personal News Highlights Feb. Meetings and Band Selections
Personal News of Paris continues with a Feb 8 Jaycee Hall event led by Mrs Norman Van Booren as president. Smiser Extension Club ends its flower fund. band students receive Clarence Cannon Conference Band spots including Susan Sharp and others. CCC band schedules concerts Feb 1 3 and 10:30 p m in Paris. Local residents seek hospital treatment and military departees, while Paris city council studies a National Garment lease for the Paris MFG building in the Industrial Park.
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Jaycee Hall
Norman van Booren
Jaycee-eties
Joe Coldwell
Siniser Extension Club
Smiser
Paris
Clarence Cannon
Susan Sharp
Sue Shepherd
Glenda Eckman
Ann Sladek
Brenda Wilkerson
Ronnie Peterson
Ronnie Fields
Piney Brewer
Davi¢e Raines
CCC
Mark Twain
David Zerrer
Paula Kay
Grady Warren
St. Joseph
Buchannan
National Garment Manufacturing Company
Paris Mfg. Company
James Culpepper
Mabel Hollingsworth
Paul Ward
Noland Deaver
Ione Ransdell
Missouri considers drastic cuts to legislature
The Legislature of 100 proposes Missouri House cut from 163 to 100 members and committees reduced from 41 to 10 in the House and 81 to 15 in the Senate. It calls for open meetings, five day notice for hearings, wider agenda dissemination, mandatory bill action, a public salary commission, expense reimbursement, better staff, minority role, and stricter lobbyist and conflict rules.
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Washington
Citizens Conference On State Legislatures
Missouri
Missouri House
House
Senate
Reagan proposes $6.74 billion California budget cuts welfare
Gov Ronald Reagan unveils a lean 6.74 billion state budget for 1971 72 avoiding tax hikes by cutting welfare spending by 700 million annually Welfare totals would be 2.2 billion with the state share at 676.5 million down 65.2 million from the previous year The plan preserves UC funding at 337 million and denies annual COLA increases to state workers.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
University of California
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Reagan to seek welfare cuts in reform plan notes
The state legislature split Democrats control 43 to 37 in the Assembly and 20 to 19 in the Senate as Governor Reagan prepares a welfare reform message. He aims to trim welfare spending by 606 million dollars from state county and federal funds by tightening eligibility and eliminating frills, plus 100 million more by narrowing Medi Cal free health care for 2.5 million recipients. He proposes capping Medi Cal at the level an average citizen spends annually, about 300 dollars, noting California now pays about 517 dollars per case.
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Assembly
Senate
Reagan
California
Explosion Destroys Sedalia Restaurant Mr Swiss
An explosion and fire leveled the Mr Swiss restaurant in Sedalia Missouri shortly before 1 am. Fire Chief Emmett Vaught said the nearly two story frame building was a total loss and the blast seemed centered in an attic near a gas furnace. The restaurant was closed and unoccupied at the time.
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Sedalia
Emmett Vaught
Vaught
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