Bureau acts on Monagan methamphetamine suggestion
The Narcotics Bureau will consider stricter controls on methamphetamine after a year of review with the Food and Drug Administration. Director John E. Ingersoll told Rep. John S. Monagan that the agency seeks to reclassify bulk methamphetamine to schedule 11, enabling production quotas, distribution controls, and restricted refills. Further drug-control data collection continues for other potential-abuse substances.
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U.S
John S. Monagen
D-Conn
Bureau of Narcotic, and Dangerous Drugs
U.S Department of Justice
Food and Drug Administration
John E. Ingersall
Monagan
Bureau
Ingersoll
Nixon To Get Report Today On Incident
A Coast Guard inquiry into the Nov. 23 events aboard the cutter Vigilant near Martha's Vineyard is set to be presented to President Nixon within 48 hours. The case involves a Soviet sailor denied asylum, alleged beatings, and U.S. officials questioned over handling.
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United Nations
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Sadruddin
William P. Rogers
Geneva
Charles W. Yost
Rogers
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John A. Volpe
U.S. Transportation Building
Cambridge
State Won't Prosecute Men Held For Robbery
Connecticut will not prosecute two men tied to a 1969 February attempted robbery of a Cumberland Farms milk store in Norwich. The grand jury found no probable cause of crime by police in the case, noting police brutality in a separate incident involving four youths and an undercover officer. The informer linked to the case was jailed on a sodomy charge in Preston. The state's attorney said he may review charges in the Perkins killings after receiving grand jury transcripts.
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UPI
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Cumberland Farms
Norwich
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Richard R. Smith
Edmund W. O’brien
Preston
O’brien
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Roger Perkins
Smith and Loomis
Perkins
Connecticut Civil Liberties Union
O'Brien
Groton
Norwich Bulletin
Resources Council Meeting At Berlin
Members of the Natural Resources Council of Connecticut planned their 1971 conservation program at their annual meeting in Berlin. Council President E Malcolm Stannard said the 20 year old council would elect new officers at the 2 pm session at Connecticut Light & Power Co attended by state and regional groups and government agencies.
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UPI
Natural Resources Council of Connecticut, Inc
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Willimantic Chronicle
Stannard
Connecticut Light & Power Co
Yale Student's Trial Begins At Vernon
Yale University student James M. Sober 22 a member of the Progressive Labor Party faces trial in Vernon Superior Court on charges of breaking and entering with violence inciting to riot and two counts of assault The SDS member defends himself claiming the case targets his political beliefs despite the April disturbance at the University of Connecticut that briefly occupied a school office building Security was tightened with a state police bodyguard for Judge Leo Parskiy and potential penalties range up to 15 years for breaking and entering 10 years for riot incitement and five years for each assault count
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Leo Parskey
Funeral Services for Mrs Edith May Roy in Naugatuck
Funeral services for Mrs Edith May Hall Roy, widow of William A Roy aged 89, will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at Alderson Funeral Home on Meadow Street in Naugatuck. Burial is at Pine Grove Cemetery in Waterbury. Friends may visit today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Prospect
Edith May (Hall) Roy
William A. Roy
Clark Hill Road
Alderson Funeral Home
Meadow St
Naugatuck
Old Pine Grove
Waterbury
Florida teen dies in car crash at Blackwell Road
Pittsfield Mass. UPI reports 18 year old Donald LaClair of Florida Mass was killed Saturday when his car struck a building off Blackwell Road.
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UPI
Donald LaClair
Florida
Blackwell Road
Gov Dempsey Fights Plan To Reform Rail Passenger Service
Retiring Connecticut Governor John N. Dempsey voiced strong objections to a Nixon administration rail passenger plan he said could endanger key commuter services. He urged continued operation on coastal and inland lines, citing over 12 million dollars in state aid and tax credits for the defunct New Haven Railroad and Penn Central. He plans to press for maintenance of routes and will discuss with New England governors in Boston.
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Dempsey
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Penn Central
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Volpe
Nixon
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New York
General Assembly
Man Jailed In Shooting Of Boy 19 A Brooklyn
Victor A. Hunt was sentenced to four to ten years for manslaughter in the fatal July 19 shooting at Lincoln Lake Lodge. Davis, 19, son of the lodge owner, was killed after an argument between two women escalated into a melee with several people present. Hunt admitted firing the fatal shot.
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UPI
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Colchester
Victor A. Hunt
Superior
David M. Shea
Edmund W. O’brien
Lincoln Lake Lodge
Hunt
Davis
O'Brien
George Gilman
Shea
Gilman
YMCA Boys Sale Of Christmas Trees At Local Lot
The Naugatuck YMCA Boys Junior Leaders Corps will run its annual Christmas tree sale starting Saturday with Santa Claus present. Officials promote top quality Scotch Pine and Balsam Pine trees from three to 12 feet, with all proceeds supporting the youth program.
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Naugatuck Ymca Boys Junior Leaders Corps
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