It's Still Against The Law in Hit-and-Run Ruling
The U S Supreme Court in a five to four decision upheld California and similar state laws requiring a driver to leave name and address at the scene of an accident. Chief Justice Burger said disclosure is a neutral act and not incriminating. The ruling aims to deter hit-and-run drivers though may not quicken arrests.
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Behaaf
California
U.S. Court
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Warren E. Burger
Iternal Revenue Service
Burger
Supreme Court
U.S
Controlling Diabetes With Early Diagnosis and Care
Dr. Coleman explains that diabetes is now largely controllable with early detection and intensive treatment. Many undiagnosed cases exist, and awareness plus tests can identify prediabetes. Diet, weight reduction, and insulin or drugs manage the disease, with ongoing physician follow up to sustain health and longevity.
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Fear of a national police force by federal aid to local cops
Writer argues the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 and LEAA threaten local police independence. He warns federal funding will create nationalized police under federal control, increasing coercive power and undermining citizen protection. The piece cites Mississippi Highway Patrol and Boston Police as examples and critiques rising crime rates alongside growing federal influence.
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Bill Kennedy
Daily News
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Soviet Union
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Army
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
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Congress
Mississippi State Highway Patrol
Boston Police Department
Gas conspiracy claim targets Federal Power chief Nassikas
Washington columnist accuses Federal Power Chairman John Nassikas of conspiring to raise natural gas rates by four billion dollars for Louisiana reserves. Suppressed studies and memos allegedly show Nassikas ignored higher FPC estimates that would weaken producer justifications.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Federal Power
John Nassikas
Nassikas
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Louisiana
American Gas Association
FCP
Senate
Right Ridicule for Veteran's Antiwar Speech By Kerry
The piece critiques John Kerry's Senate testimony and the Boston Globe magazine publication of his remarks. It argues Kerry represents a larger veteran group and criticizes alleged crimes in Vietnam including torture and civilian killings. The author labels the defense of the war as criminal hypocrisy and questions the motives behind years of policy.
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South Vietnam
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Laos
Camp Forward Health Camp Opens For Eight Weeks
In Tehama County the health camp at Camp Forward begins operations with 60 registered children at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Vans will transport youngsters from the courthouse Jefferson Street side in PG&E trucks, and boarding costs are five dollars weekly for eight weeks or one dollar daily for shorter stays. The Los Molinos school held its commencement Friday night in the high school gym, with the Arch of Triumph as its theme.
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Tehama County
Pg&e Company
Jefferson St
Court House
Los Molinos
Resignation Letter From Vina School Teacher
A Vina School teacher resigns after two years with Los Molinos Unified School District. The letter thanks colleagues and the board, expresses desire to remain as a stay at home mother, and urges maintaining the Vina School status quo for students and community.
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Los Molinos Unified School District
Vina School
Pickering
Moulton
Detling
Jessie Sharp
Garber
Ross
Vina
Today in History highlights for June 14 1971
On this date in history the U S Army was founded in 1775 the Stars and Stripes became the national flag in 1777 and California’s Bear Flag Republic was born in 1846 California joined the union as the 31st state in 1850 and related events are noted The piece reflects on milestones with reference to San Francisco and California history.
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Continental Congress
Sonoma
Calif
California
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Germany
Vienna
Austria
Paris
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Saipan Island
Marianas
U.S. Peace Corps
California Republic
Mexico
Alta California
John D. Sloat
Monterey
San Francisco
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answers
A dense OCR style crossword page with across and down clues. Entries include Deep pink, St. John Corundum, “bread” Relish, Fenway Park VIP, Busch Stadium VIP, Atlanta, boundary, hackneyed, heather genus, guinness weight, Turkish, West Point, Diamond yields, and various helper notes from yesterday’s puzzle with answers partly visible.
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Roger St. John
Busch Stadium
Atlanta Stadium
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