Oregon's marijuana decriminalization shows no major harms
A legislative report on Oregon's year old marijuana decriminalization finds no major problems. It says the law removed users from criminal justice while penalties for sellers remain. arrests for marijuana possession rose in some agencies, but overall enforcement largely unchanged.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Oregon
Steve Kafoury
Dportland
Kafoury
Cochairman
Alcohol and Drug Committee
First Security Foundation awards 24 739 in grants to Idaho Utah colleges
The First Security Foundation distributes 24739 in scholarships and library grants to 20 colleges in Idaho and Utah and to 4 H and Future Farmers clubs in the Intermountain region. Hubert S. Coats says total scholarships granted since 1952 reach 355306. 1975 awards include 3139 to Future Farmers of America and 4 H chapters.
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Betty McLain
North Idaho College
Hubert S. Coats
First Security Foundation
NIC
First Security
Idaho
Utah
Future Farmers Clubs
Intermountain
Future Farmers of America
4-H
Homecoming Not Bright Scene for Helms Visit
Ambassador Richard Helms arrives for combined consultation and home leave amid allegations the CIA conducted illegal domestic spying during his tenure. The session may include Secretary Kissinger and President Ford, with Colby filing a report denying ongoing activities.
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Daniel F. Gilmore
Washington
UPI
Richard M. Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Helms
Iran
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
United States
CIA
Time Magazine
William C. Douglas
Tehran
State Department
Kissinger
Colorado
William E. Colby
Kissinger Won’t Rule Out War Over Oil Prices
In a year end Business Week interview Kissinger says use of force could be considered only in a gravest emergency if oil supplies are strangled yet warns it would be reckless and could provoke a Vietnam style conflict. He favors energy conservation solidarity and new energy sources rather than unilateral action.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Business Week
State Department
Kissinger
Puerto Rico
U.S
Vietnam
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Iran
CETA Funds to Aid Rocky Mountain Localities
Labor Secretary Brennan announced more than 39 million dollars in CETA funds for six Rocky Mountain states to run training and employment services. The nationwide boost adds 207 million dollars to Labor Department appropriations, with Colorado 14,175,105 and Utah 8,156,343 among allocations.
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Washington
UPI
Peter J. Brennan
Rocky Mountain
Brennan
Labor Department
Ford
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
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