Rights Movement 20 Years Old Today
Montgomery marks the 20th anniversary of the bus boycott sparked by Rosa Parks in 1955. Leaders led by Martin Luther King Jr. recall the nonviolent protest that challenged segregation and culminated in a Supreme Court ruling ending bus discrimination.
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Montgomery Improvement Association
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Ford backs polar bear protection pact urged by Senate
President Ford urged Senate ratification of the world’s first treaty protecting polar bears. The Oslo signed accord by five nations bans hunting and capture with specified exceptions. White House advisers proposed 10 cent per gallon gas tax in the 1980s plus a $50 annual rebate to ease costs for low income drivers. In Massillon Ohio a restaurant explosion killed three firefighters and injured two others and a bystander.
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China
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Teng
Immigration tax drain disputed by INS study says 8.2 million illegals in U S
The INS places illegals at 8.2 million with a $16 billion annual tax drain while critics say a Labor Department survey shows illegals pay more in taxes than they use in services. INS official Edward J. Guss cited 844 interviews in the Labor finding.
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UPI
America
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Partly cloudy to snow chances with Frigid Sunday forecast
Weather notes show tonight lows 10 to 15 with 20 percent precipitation, Tuesday 30 percent, highs in the low 30s. Sunday temperatures listed 62 to 20 with humidity rising through the day. Births report a Norwalk boy to Mr and Mrs Jack Sheppard, and multiple deaths including Agnes Bidlake and Jessie Klopfenstein among others.
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Saturday Reader Question on Acupuncture Pain Relief
The question asks whether a doctor’s acupuncture recommendation for pain relief would be followed. It explores patient attitudes toward alternative therapy and physician guidance during treatment decisions.
Public opinion on acupuncture and injections prompts vote yes
A survey shows 56.4 percent would try alternatives and 43.6 percent fear wrong nerve damage. Respondents mention doctor visits, cost, and skepticism about medical science. Voters urged to call 668 8544 to cast ballots by midnight.
Supreme Court reviews Ohio marijuana sentence rules
The Supreme Court ordered a review of lengthy Ohio marijuana sentences in light of a new state law that cuts penalties and applies retroactively. The 6th Circuit’s ruling found 30 to 60 year terms cruel and unusual. the case returns to federal appeals court for reconsideration. Edward Downey faced release from Marion prison after the circuit’s decision.
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William J. Brown
Ohio
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Edward L. Downey
U.S. District Court
Diet May Influence Cancer Says Public Health Official
Dr. Ernst Wynder, president of the American Health Foundation, urges intensified research into diet and cancer. He notes global studies suggesting nutrition could affect about half of cancers in women and a third in men, citing findings from a symposium sponsored by the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society and published in Cancer Research. He links high fat cholesterol intake to potential cancer mechanisms and calls lowering total fat calories and cholesterol as a prudent public health measure.
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American Health Foundation
New York
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Cancer Research
Wynder
City employers fail to settle salary talks delaying 1976 budgets
City negotiators and employes fail to reach accord on raises and holidays delaying passage of two 1976 budget bills. Emergency legislation will bypass a 30 day waiting period. The meeting included council members, city officials, and employe representatives with two more talks planned. New council members to be sworn in and a council president elected tonight.
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Wayne Goodsite
Toll Taker Hears A New Excuse
Ohio Turnpike toll collector Betty Conway records a new excuse from a motorist without a ticket. A gray haired man in his 70s claimed a wolf ate the ticket, then pointed to two wolf cubs in the back seat as evidence.
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Boston Heights
Ohio
UPI
Betty Conway
Wolfate
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