Specialist Rapps Drug Program Criticizes Anti-Drug Campaigns
Dr. Gerald E. Davidson, Boston City Hospital, condemns federal anti-drug advertising as inaccurate and sensational. He notes television spots and posters fail to reach at risk youths and may titillate rather than educate. Government spokesmen concede limited appeal but defend some value and support for a national information clearinghouse.
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Craig A. Palmer
Washington Upd
Gerald E. Davidson
Boston
City Hospital
Davidson
Washington
Boston Hospital
Naplany Malonesein
Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
National Football League
Collect Unpaid Taxes First
BOSE chairman Ewing Little of the State Tax Commission urges the legislature to first target millions of unpaid taxes before raising levies. He notes only partial surface value found, advocates hiring 10 more auditors to expand collection. He cites income tax audits reclaiming about $10 for every $1 of salary and sales tax audits returning five to six times the auditor’s pay.
Nixon Praises Supreme Court Picks and Women Nominee Hint
President Nixon lauded his two Supreme Court selections Assistant Attorney General William Rehnquist and Lewis F. Powell III while suggesting ABA opposition blocked Mildred L. Lillie from becoming the first woman on the court He voiced hope there will be a woman on the high court and noted upcoming Senate hearings seeking confirmation of the nominees
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Norman Kempster
American Bar Association
Richmond
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Nixon
Clement F. Haynsworth
G. Harrold Carswell
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Supreme Court
White House
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
ABA
Bayh
Ziegler
Powell
Rehnquist
Mitchell
Public Health Funding Still Undecided
Jerome Idaho health officials and eight county chairs failed to agree on per capita health funding under a new state law. County chairs from Twin Falls Cassia and Minidoka resisted the district board’s 2.25 per person request while per capita plans face dispute across districts. Also, J L Scott of Albertson's reported a 19 percent earnings rise on 13 percent sales growth for the quarter ending October 2.
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Twin Falls
Cassia
Minidoka
District Board of Health
Twin Falls County
Boge Upd
J.L. Scott
Albertson’s, Inc
California Senate Approves Marijuana Reclassification
The California Senate passed 28-0 without debate a bill reclassifying marijuana from narcotic to restricted dangerous drug, keeping possession penalties unchanged. Sen. Gordon Cologne urged that marijuana is not a narcotic and belongs in the new category. Governor Reagan vetoed a similar bill last year.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPD
State Senate
Gordon Cologne
Ronald Reagan
Oldest Idaho Barber killed in Montpelier accident
Edward Grosjean a 92 year old Montpelier barber and Idaho’s oldest practicing barber was struck by a car while crossing a main street. Driver Brian Denakker 16 said windshield frost blinded him. Grosjean immigrated from Switzerland at age eight and his death pushed Bear Lake County traffic toll to eight for the year.
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Montpelier
UPD
Edward Grosjean
Idaho
Grosjean
Brian W. Denakker
Denakker
America
Switzerland
Bear Lake County
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