Packwood predicts states will abolish anti abortion laws soon
U S Senator Robert Packwood told a Pittsburgh teachin on environmental problems that most states will repeal anti abortion laws within one to three years. He urged population control laws, saying public pressure could push Congress and states to act. He claimed people ahead of politicians on population planning.
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California anchovy ban stands after fish board session
SACRAMENTO The state Fish and Game Commission refused to reconsider its March 20 order banning commercial taking of anchovies within 12 miles of the Southern California coast. Delegation head Anthony Nizetich pledged to seek a court restraining order.
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Sherman Chickering
Army barber teaches Afro styling to Black troops worldwide
Wille Lee Morrow travels at government expense to train 500 barbers and 300 beauticians in U S military posts in England Germany and later in San Francisco Dallas Atlanta Washington Alaska Japan Korea Okinawa the Philippines Thailand Vietnam Guam and Hawaii He promotes longer bushy Afro haircuts to boost morale and notes his book on curling and styling Negro hair has sold thousands of copies to the military.
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Sand Slide Buries Two Dead Worker Identified
At Blue Diamond Corp quarry in Sun Valley a 40 000 cubic foot sand slide buried two workers. One body was recovered later identified as Paul Milter 62 in the cab of a crane. Keith Schofield 46 remained missing as bulldozers and witnesses described the collapse.
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Kopechne inquest notes fate questioned weeks after death
In Edgartown Massachusetts the inquest notes for Mary Jo Kopechne remain unaccounted three days before a new grand jury probes the case. Court reporters Harold T. McNeil and Sidney R. Lipman’ s transcripts were impounded after the inquest and later moved to Suffolk Superior Court for safekeeping. Edgartown officials would not discuss the notes disposition.
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