We Should Look To The Purpose Question Of Searches
The article argues that evidence found during searches of motorists or airplane passengers can lead to prosecutions for drugs or other crimes. It questions the blanket ban on using such evidence and favors a reasonable, purpose driven standard. It favors allowing civil suits for interference without warrants.
Careers In Conservation By Mike Abramson
California feature on growing environmental careers and the books that map job opportunities in ecology conservation health and related fields. It notes rising demand for environmental professionals, including health, geology, education and management roles, with projections to 1980 and beyond.
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California
Odom Fanning
Universal Publishing and Distributing Corp
Ecology
J. G. Ferguson Publishing Co
Western Wood Association disputes price violation claims
H A Roberts executive vice president writes to Price Commission Director C Jackson Grayson defending western lumber firms. He argues most shipments comply with price regulations and notes Canadian lumber, not controlled, influences market prices. He says the association has cooperated with the commission and IRS investigations, stressing legitimate pricing and compliance.
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Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Peter Carpenter
Carpenter
Canada
IRS
Editor's Note Questioning Anonymous Communications
The Daily News states it does not publish anonymous communications. Readers are invited to submit signed letters or messages with identifiable author information for publication consideration.
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Supreme Court code may widen government information control
In a sweeping move, the Supreme Court would boost classification powers and curb newsmen sources, a step critics label censorship. The piece cites Peter Bridge and William Farr as cases, warns of Kremlin like government snooping, and references Jefferson and the press as watchdogs amid talks on Vietnam accords.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Newark
Peter Bridge
Charles Oller
Los Angeles
William Farr
Kremlin
Thomas Jefferson
Law On Christmas Programs By State Senator Whetmore
A California legislative note from 1971 argues there is no law prohibiting typical Christmas activities in schools. It cites opinions from the Legislative Counsel denying prohibitions on creche displays carols and Bible content in literature while noting limits on religious instruction. The document references Section 9014 of the Education Code and U.S. Supreme Court and California case law gaps on specific school performances.
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James I. Whetmore
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Legislative Counsel
Sacramento
California Courts
Supreme Court of the United States
California
Supreme Court
Paul
Milk price raised to 13 cents a quart in Tehama County
The regional OPA order increases milk ceiling from 12 to 13 cents a quart, citing higher operating costs and earlier price freezes. Distributors sought the rise to cover wage and feed expenses, with statewide impact noted. Dancing school notice announces Terpsichorean lessons by Hunt and Lewis at Roley's Hall today.
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Tehama County
Regional Office of Price Administration
OPA
Messrs, Hunt, & Lewis
Roley’s Hall
Today in History December first highlights and birthdays
On this date events include the 1918 unification of Serbs Croats and Slovenes as Yugoslavia and 1824 deadlock leads to House of Representatives decision in the U S presidential election. Birthdays noted for Mary Martin Tony Boyle and Woody Allen. Thought for today urges calm on the surface and effort underneath.
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House of Representatives
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Andrew Jackson
William H. Crawford
Henry Clay
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Macao
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United Mine Workers Union
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Tony” Boyle
Woody Allen
Executives Embarrassed by Big Corporate Profit Rise
AP Business Analyst notes that while profits show progress, executives feel embarrassment at large percentage gains for 1972 over 1971 and potential 1973 gains. They argue base-year recession of 1971 inflated comparisons, seek base-period revisions, and anticipate Price Commission pressure for Phase II changes. Critics counter profit levels are already too high.
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Price Commission
Speaking of Your Health: Bronze Diabetes and Hormone Safety
Dr Lester L Coleman addresses Bronze Diabetes a pigment retention condition and diabetes insipidus with thirst and polyuria. He explains tests before hormone therapy and notes endocrinology advances enabling hormone balancing. He also notes stomach surgery can preserve function with proper diet.
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Crossword puzzle by THOMAS JOSEPH
Complex mini crossword clues list spanning across and down with named author and multiple obscure terms. Includes ancient, geographic and linguistic hints, plus references to states and cultural items.
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Thomas Joseph
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