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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1974

Page

3

Saxbe calls for tough policy on career criminals

Atty. Gen. Saxbe urged a nationwide push to remove career criminals from the streets noting a 16 percent rise in crime last year. He argued repeat offenders should be imprisoned until they reform and dismisses lenient treatment based on poverty or race. He also said Watergate cases will not affect pardons for three years and endorsed Ford’s amnesty program.

Washington UPI William Saxbe Saxhe Cbs-Tv Face the Nation Federal Ford Watergate Special Prosecutor

Democrats favored in poll on inflation issue nationwide

Gallup reports in August and September show 54 percent favor Democrats in their congressional districts, 35 percent favor Republicans, 3 percent for other parties, and 8 percent undecided. Inflation handling cited as a key factor, with two thirds predicting worsening economic conditions.

Princeton, Nat Gallup

Lose Weight Or Money Back Ad Claim

An advertisement touts a weight loss product promising fast fat reduction without prescription. It claims to suppress appetite with a tiny tablet taken before meals and cites a money back guarantee if desired results aren’t achieved, urging immediate start. The copy references a 16 year national use and a program with no strict exercise.

Ulm Gotha

First Dog Liberty Helps Ford Shine On South Lawn

Washington UPI reports a golden retriever puppy named Liberty, eight months old, became the nation’s new First Dog by seeking photographers instead of the ball Ford tossed on the White House South Lawn. Susan Ford clarified she will help feed and groom the pup, who has formed peace with the White House cat Shanty, and joins a lineage of notable presidential pets.

Susan Ford Liberty Susan White House Sap Wireshoto Washington UPI Ford David Kenmerly South Lawn Fords Minnesota

Police raid nets 35 arrests at illegal dog fight

In Orange County Florida a raid on an illegal organized dog fight detains 35 people and issues summonses to about 100. Dozens of dogs are impounded or released. Charges include gambling liquor sales and cruelty to animals as spectators’ plates show distant states.

Orlando Fla Orange County Sunday State Robert Egan The Humane Society Epan Virginia Donald Lambert Massachussetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Florida Ant

Health Questions and Answers New Disease Concept Makes Good Sense

A fragmented, OCR like piece discusses stress and balance in the spine and nervous system, praising chiropractic as a leading field for postural health and nerve health. It mentions HTN, nerves, and stress effects with questions about treatment approaches. The text reads like a promotional or educational snippet from a health column with an address for more information.

Watergate jurors face prisonlike terms and isolation

Washington AP reports that up to 18 Watergate jurors will endure harsh conditions, guarded around the clock until Christmas or longer, with restricted contact, monitored calls, censored media, and no case discussions. Judges warn trial could last three to four months, possibly rivaling sentences handed to some defendants.

Washington Ehrlichman Barker Martinez Liddy John N. Mitchell J. K. Haldeman Robert C. Mardian Kenneth W. Parkinson

Pro-life Confab Tells Court Erred on Abortion

Former House Speaker John McCormack told delegates at the New England Pro-Life Conference in Framingham that the Supreme Court erred in its decision on abortion on demand and urged an amendment to protect the right to life. He warned that current abortion laws threaten family life.

Boston UPI House John McCormack The Supreme Court McCormack New England Framingham

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