Death Penalty Laws Revived By Legislatures In 19 States
UPI notes nine states revived capital punishment since the Supreme Court ban. Florida led, adopting a two trial system with possible life or death verdicts. By 1974 several states including Texas, Georgia, Ohio, California and New York pursued or planned different forms of capital punishment, amid ongoing court rulings and legislative debates.
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Kissinger May Aid Europe Relations
AP Special describes how Kissinger’s expected confirmation as secretary of state could accelerate Nixon’s long-promised Year of Europe. It notes strains with Western allies amid Watergate and detente, and considers Kissinger’s potential to reassure Europe and push a reinvigorated Atlantic alliance.
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Parking lot repairs may delay Natchitoches school opening
Natchitoches Parish School Board approves repairs to Campu High School parking lot, mud from the lot blamed for maintenance issues and potential delays to the opening. State Highways Department to remove clay dirt and replace it before completing work. Board also reviews firing and transfer disputes involving several employees.
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Parole Hearing Set for Fugate in Slayings Case
Parole hearing scheduled in York Nebraska Friday for Caril Ann Fugate once 14 who rode with Charles Starkweather during the 1958 killing spree. Judge will decide if she remains jailed for life or gains parole eligibility.
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Supplies Of Feed Grain Near 20 Year Low
Washington AP report says corn and other feed grains are headed for a 20 year low as exports and domestic use will consume nearly all stocks by 1974. The Outlook and Situation Board notes a possible modest dip in domestic corn use amid high prices and strong demand. Wheat reserves also shrink as exporters report 1.11 billion bushels to ship overseas despite calls for export curbs. Secretary Butz argues controls would harm foreign opportunities.
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Vitamin C Natural Constituent in Oranges and Juice
The text notes that vitamin C occurs naturally in oranges and in orange juice, highlighting its status as a natural constituent of these products.
Conspiracy Probe Fails to Prosecute Militants in Nixon Plot
A New Orleans inquiry into an alleged plan to kill President Nixon has stalled as investigators lack sufficient evidence for arrests. Officials say suspects are now Persons of Interest and will be watched, with no immediate prosecutions planned. The probe began around Nixon's New Orleans visit and involved six black militants, a rifle transfer, and unrelated thefts. Edwin Gaudet’s prior flag-throwing conviction and other thefts are not linked to the conspiracy.
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