Senate to ease drug penalties faces House review
Washington senators predicted quick passage of a bill to lessen penalties for marijuana and heroin use and sale. The plan removes mandatory jail for most offenders, sets five and ten year terms for first and second convictions for pushers, and includes a disputed no knock warrant provision to aid arrests.
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Nixon policies blamed by Hanoi in Paris talks
North Vietnamese officials say there is no chance for peace while Nixon maintains his current policies. A Hanoi spokesman denounced the State of the Union and accused Nixon of maximal military pressure and neo imperialism, criticizing U.S. plans and South Vietnam’s allies in Saigon.
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Glass Trousers Prompts Bridge Play Puzzle
A bridge problem presents North-South with vulnerable bidding and a line to force tricks. The narrator notes the opening lead and the need for four club and diamond tricks, urging a specific continuation to turn opponents’ cards to glass.
Bridge commentary guides diamond play and finesses
A bridge analysis explains how to develop diamonds without attempting two finesses. It advises ducking low diamonds, cashing dummy's ace, and leads to force East to reveal holdings. The guidance notes how to infer West's king and East's doubleton to maximize diamond play.
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Dope consent bill lets minors seek treatment without parent consent
PHOENIX, UP I reports a bill allowing a child age 12 or older to consent to narcotics addiction treatment without parental approval. Sponsored by Pima Republicans Bill Jacquin and Douglas Holsclaw, the measure would waive parent or guardian consent while making parents liable for medical costs if able to pay.
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CUPA Opens Western Regional Conference in Arizona
About 90 representatives from 12 states and Guam attend the Western Regional Conference of the College and University Personnel Association hosted by Arizona State University at the Safari Hotel. The theme is Looking Ahead at Labor Relations with speakers including Frederick J. Loren, Lewis Denney, Jim Cherry, Paul Schrade, and James McBrearty.
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United Auto Workers
Los Angeles
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Institute of Industrial and Labor
University of Arizona
Astrological Forecasts for Tuesday January 27 1970
An upbeat day ahead with personal connections and affectionate momentum. Aries to Pisces guidance covers conversations pace, home improvements, investments, romance, work effort, and social choices shaping a productive if lively Tuesday.
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Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Demo director speaks Tuesday at Scottsdale Luncheon Club
Mona Smith executive director of the Democratic central committee of Maricopa County will address the Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club at Dale Anderson's Restaurant at noon Tuesday. She will discuss election year plans. Open group discussions will follow. Reservations with Carrie Logan at 947-6533. Dues are $1.
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Democratic Central Committee
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Scottsdale
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