Adlatti Runs For Us Senate In Illinois Bid
Illinois State Treasurer Adlat Tr. Stevenson III launched a bid for the U S Senate seat once held by Dirksen. In Springfield and Chicago news conferences he said he would seek the Democratic nomination if party leaders name him. He faces possible competition from State Senator Abana Dixon and possibly J Sargent Shriver. Stevenson cites a long political lineage, with his father having been Illinois governor and two-time presidential candidate.
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Lackland drill sergeants face courts martial for brutality
Three of five Lackland Air Force Base training sergeants were ordered to face separate courts martial on charges of subjecting basic trainees to indignities and physical discomfort between July and August. Two co defendants were dropped. dates will be set by attorneys and a military judge.
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Deadline on Tax Friday for Affluent Californians
The deadline for the wealthier Californians to pay part of their 1980 state income tax looms. Those who paid $300 or more on their 1968 income face an early half payment this year, with the rest due next April 15. The Franchise Tax Board reports $100 million collected so far. Sir Marshall Dies. Lord Douglas of Kirtle, former RAF minister and ex-governor of the British zone in Germany, died in London at 74.
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Broadcaster Warning Says Ad Ban Is a Trick
NAB official warned Senate Commerce Committee that the cigarette industry aims to end antismoking ads by offering to end broadcast advertising. The Tobacco Institute president denied the move as a covert bid to curb antismoking messages while seeking an antitrust exemption. The industry favors a four year gradual phasing out of cigarette ads.
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Food safety overhaul urged by Senate panel chair
Senate committee chair George McGowen urged Washington to replace the current haphazard approach to food additives drugs and pesticides with mandatory safety checks by a federal chemical test center. He cited lax procedures that allowed cyclamate to remain on the market before its ban.
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George 5. McGowen
Senate Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
Public Broadcasting Grant OK by Nixon bill
President Nixon urged passage of a three year bill extending grants for noncommercial public broadcasting facilities. The act would authorize 15 million dollars in appropriations for each year of the three year program.
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