Spanish-Speaking Minority On Brink Of Violence In U.S.
Washington AP Sen Joseph Montoya warns a growing embittered Spanish speaking minority may turn to violence unless political power and equal opportunity are gained He cites high jobless and illiteracy rates and discrimination while praising Cesar Chavez nonviolent union efforts and noting disproportionate drafts and deaths of Spanish speaking Americans in Vietnam
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National effort seeks 34.6 million to treat alcoholism
The Nixon administration asks Congress for 34.6 million dollars to fund a major national effort against alcoholism. Dr. Morris E. Chavetz heads the new National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, while senators debate whether the amount meets need. Estimates show 9 million alcoholics in the U.S., with 25,000 annual alcohol related traffic deaths and broader health and social costs. The plan aims to establish community treatment centers nationwide.
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Victory March In D C Tonight
Washington AP says Rev Carl McIntire and followers plan a song service on the Capitol steps tonight to warm up for Saturdays win the war march to the Washington Monument. He cites messages from Chiang Kai-shek and other Far East leaders and names George Wallace and Lester Maddox delivering telephone messages.
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Southwest power plants spark new dispute over environment
Interior Department rejects three citizen groups' demand to suspend federal help for a four state giant power complex to Los Angeles and Phoenix area. Groups warn of smog water pollution and massive mining in Four Corners. Study will examine energy needs and environmental impacts but no moratorium.
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Polish Court Sentences American Spy To Five Years
In Warsaw a Polish-American man, Adam Mueller of Dayton Ohio, received the minimum five year term for espionage after pleading guilty to giving classified Polish industry and armed forces data to Western agents. He fled to West Berlin, later became a U.S. citizen, and has a wife and four children in Dayton. The U.S. Embassy urged caution for American travelers to Poland and noted Mueller was allowed to return to his homeland for arrest. Mueller's Polish lawyer said an appeal would be filed.
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Impact Statements Under Environmental Policy Act Rejected
The court rejected both groups requests to require impact statements within the meaning of the 1969 Environmental Policy Act. The ruling hinges on the interpretation of statutory requirements and the scope of agency action under the act.
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