Supreme Court Opens New Term Amid Abortion and Free Speech Debates
The Supreme Court begins its 1972 73 term with a four minute ceremony and a backlog of several hundred appeals. Justices consider obscenity abortion and free speech as states and the Constitution clash over standards.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackman
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
Earl Warren
Byron R. White
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Potter Stewart
Judge restrains local tax probe in Monroe case
Judge Fred Fudicker Jr. issued a temporary restraining order and the Howards sought to quash subpoenas for tax records from 1969 to 1971. They argued lack of service and no pending proceedings, while the DA continues an investigation into alleged city officials activities. A grand jury met previously and indicted Arthur Barker and Ted Woolsey. more subpoenas have been issued.
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W. L
Jack) Howard
Johnny Carl Parkerson
Fourth Judicial District
Fred Fudicker Jr
Joseph N. Traigle
State Revenue Collector
Cavelick, Bradley and Heller
Monroe
Howards
Parkerson
Traigle
Collector of Revenue
Mel Cook
H. W. McSherry Sr
Sanitation Department
Arthur Barker
Ted Woolsey
Hamburg Man Killed in Auto Train Wreck
Hamburg Ark man Savage Noble 64 dies after his eastbound car collides with a Missouri Pacific train seven miles east of Crossett on U S 82 near Crossett Municipal Airport. Noble died en route to Crossett Health Center from head and chest injuries. He is survived by his widow Nezzie Noble and two daughters Jean Harbison and Joann James. Funeral arrangements by Jones Funeral Home of Hamburg.
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News - Star
Crossett
Ark
Hamburg
U.S
Missouri Pacific
Arkansas
Savage Noble
Crossett Health Center
Crossett Municipal
Noble
Ashley County
William Jones
Nezzie Noble
Jean Harbison
Fountain Hill
Joann James
Paris
Jones Funeral Home
Birthday greetings for Mrs. T. C. Nicholson
Friends and relatives celebrate Mrs. T. C. Nicholson of 407 Otis Street with birthday wishes as her special day arrives Friday. Chit Chat sends hopes for many more happy birthdays.
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T. C. Nicholson
Otis St
Death Penalty Decree Issued In Philippines
President Marcos decreed death by firing squad or electrocution for crimes with unlicensed firearms that kill. Tatad announced martial law orders, a new oil exploration decree, and a major drug seizure in Caloocan City as authorities crack down nationwide.
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Philippines
Manila
UPI
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Francisco S. Tatad
New Peoples Army
Zambales
Tatad
Marcos
Senate debate looms on liberalized welfare reform plan
Senate leaders prepare for a vote on a liberalized welfare reform substitute by Sen. Abraham Ribicoff. The plan mirrors a national guaranteed income of 2600 per four person family with higher state subsidies and a two year test period to compare reform options.
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Washington
Senate
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Ind
Byrd
William V. Roth Jr
R-Del
Nixon
House
Congress
Finance
Spending ceiling vote seen as tax fate for 1973
White House says Congress faces a vote on a 250 billion spending ceiling for the current fiscal year ending June 30. Ehrlichman states approval would imply tax restraint, while Weinberger says it could shape next year’s budget beyond June 30. Nixon opposes tax increases and calls for spending restraint.
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Washington
White House
Congress
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
House
Ehrlichman
Caspar Weinberger
Office of Management and Budget
Weinberger
Generally Mild Weather In Area
The forecast for the Twin Cities calls for mild days with upper 70s today and lower 80s Tuesday. Nights will be cool with lows in the 50s to 60s and fair to partly cloudy skies through Friday. The FAA Monroe Municipal Airport logged a Sunday high of 74 and a morning low of 48 with no rainfall during the period.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Monroe Municipal
NixonGromyko meet at White House ahead of armament pacts
Nixon and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko conferred at the White House and will dine at Camp David, with formal ratification of the antiballistic missile limits and a five year freeze on major offensive arms to take effect. Topics include trade, Soviet Jewry, and European issues.
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Andrei Gromyko
William P. Rogers
Nixon
White House
Washington
Camp David
Moscow
Gromyko
White Hose
Oval Office
Henry Kissinger
Anatoly Dobrynin
Mountaintop
Maryland
Ronald L. Ziegler
Senate
Soviet Union
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Northwest Pilots Reach Agreement on New Contract
Northwest Airlines and 1619 striking pilots reach a new contract ending a 95 day strike that idled Midwest service. Full service to be restored in five to seven days as pilot instructors return to work and 1425 pilots are recalled by Thursday after marathon weekend talks led by W. J. Usery.
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Minneapolis
Minn
UPD -Northwest Airlines
Midwest
Northwest
Air Line Pilots Association
W. J. Usery
U.S. Labor
Record heat tops readings across mainland states
The National Weather Service logged the highest Sunday temperature at 106 degrees in Gila Bend Arizona and Blythe California, excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Wilmington Virginia posted the day’s low of 24 degrees.
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New York
Soviets May Import More U S Grain Next Year
USDA economists report the Soviet Union will likely import large grain quantities in 1973-74 to meet diet and production goals through 1975. Moscow bought up to 1 billion bushels, largely from the United States, with wheat prices rising to $1.73 a bushel.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Soviet Union
Department
U.S.S.R
USDA
United States
U.S
Moscow
Friday Deadline For Registering In Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Parish voters must register by Friday to vote in the November 7 General Election. Registrar Everett Zeagler notes the ballot includes the presidential race, Senate, Fourth Judicial District Division B judges, Ouachita Morehouse District Attorney, and several constitutional amendments. Corrections by October 24 and party changes are allowed, with voting eligibility ending at 5 p.m. Friday for those not registered.
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Ouachita Parish
Everett Zeagler
Senate
Fourth Judicial District Division
Ouachita- Morehouse
Louisiana
Zengler
Zengier
River Stages Station Flood Present Change
River readings show stage at Monroe 40 and Camden 266.8 with stationary trends as floods persist. measurements indicate rising water levels in the affected stations.
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Monroe
Camden
Bill Prohibits Unauthorized Hanoi Trips
The House moves toward a showdown vote on a bill banning U S citizens from unauthorized trips to North Vietnam. Critics warn the measure could hinder prisoner of war exchanges and free travel rights, while backers say it protects national interests amid Vietnam War tensions.
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Washington
UPI
House
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Jane Fonda
Democratic Study Group
DSG
Internal Security Committee
Don Edwards
Phillip Burton
California
Robert F. Drinan
Massachusetts
United States
Vietnam
Richard H. Schord
Dmo
Jane Tonda
Evelyn Grubb
League of Families of Prisoners and
Missing In Action
Southeast Asia
Cost Overruns Echo Old Adage at Home Projects
The note quips that homes often exceed the original estimated cost by at least half. It frames the saying as a lighthearted moral about budgeting and the challenges of home renovations.
Police Cars of Tomorrow Unveiled in Chicago
The Chicago reveal shows patrol vehicles stocked with diverse emergency gear including disposable diapers. Advertisements in the New Star World Classifieds promise fully equipped winterized models with luxury features at money saving prices.
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Chicago
Star—World
Clearance Sale for 1966 LTD Four Door
Fully equipped 1966 LTD four door priced at 325 dollars. Located at 217 Raymond Drive with contact 373 1217. Also available low ten day rate with cancellation privileges via dial 322 516.
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Raymond
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