Darkhorse candidate seeks write in path to ballot spot
Compton known as Charlie argues survival of 3.7 billion people requires radical policy shifts. He envisions a shift from war to constructive propaganda and cites visions from scripture and a 1952 start in politics. He hopes to avoid ballot delays seen in 1974 by beating drums for entry.
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SoPas seeks westerly route to cut city deficit
SoPas proponents push a westerly route to reduce the city's deficit from 390000 to about 191000 this year though the budget lacks contingency funds and salary raises. A property tax increase is anticipated to fund city needs with CRA first in line for new revenue. The CRA owes the city 276000 in interest from a redevelopment project. A final reading aimed to ban sexually oriented adult businesses within 600 feet of churches residences or schools was approved alongside a resolution opposing campaign exemptions for socialist and communist party members.
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Massive drug ring smashed in Los Angeles raid
Federal agents said six people were arrested in a major cocaine distribution operation stretching to Los Angeles San Francisco and New York. The Los Angeles Marriott Hotel raid yielded three pounds of cocaine and over 600000 dollars in seized assets. The investigation traced back to tips from New York officials.
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Ver de Terre Recipe Contest Draws 2000 Entries at Cal State Pomona
North American Bait Farms held its 2nd Annual Ver de Terre recipe contest at Cal State Pomona drawing over 2,000 entries. Lynn Remisovsky of Bayonne won 500 for first with Quide Lorraine avec Ver de Terre while Jean Farmer of Bloomington finished second and an Iowa Falls class claimed third.
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Newsmen seek protection from grand jury subpoenas
The Newspaper Guild asked Congress to pass laws barring grand juries from forcing reporters to reveal confidential information. Guild president Charles Perlik Jr. urged reforms to shield sources, noting increased subpoenas since 1972 Supreme Court ruling that reporters are not exempt. He spoke to the House Judiciary subcommittee on immigration and international law.
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Unnecessary X rays flagged as risky for future parents
A cancer researcher cites up to ten million Americans yearly exposed to unnecessary X rays including pregnant women and prospective parents. He links small increased leukemia and other illness risks to such exposure, while Roswell Park cautions against broad conclusions.
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Irwin D.J. Bross
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