AMA urges cautious stance on marijuana dangers and penalties
The AMA representing about 250 000 doctors warns marijuana poses serious health risks similar to alcohol and argues against legalization while urging nuanced penalties for users. It calls for differentiated handling of users and emphasizes risk to youth and future careers.
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Antimarijuana Crusade
AMA
United States
Dana. L. Farnsworth
The
Council On Mental Health
Farnsworth
Harvard
State limits DDT use in new regulatory action
Arizona’s pesticide board restricted DDT to spray form with conditions while banning DDT dust. Spraying is prohibited within a half mile of grain and dairy forage crops, and must be applied under 40 psi and at least 5 gallons per acre to deter drift. Dairymen urged a total ban. cotton growers warned of industry impact.
Sirhan seeks new attorney for Kennedy slaying case
Sirhan B. Sirhan, the 24 year old Jordanian immigrant charged with killing Senator Robert F. Kennedy, fired the Los Angeles public defender and hired Russell E. Parsons, a top California appeals lawyer, with ACLU aid. Parsons will join in place of Wilbur Littlefield, as Sirhan also desires private counsel.
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Los ‘Angeles
UPI
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Russell E. Parsons
California
American Civil Liberties Union
Parsons
Wilbur Littlefield
Public Defender’s Office
Richard S. Buckley
Sirhan
Public Defender
United States
Jordan
U.S
Cahan
California Supreme Court
Three Bridge Roles in a Lesson on Trumps and Leads
The article describes three bridge player roles the grabber the brave man and the general using a trump opening lead. It walks through a North South contract where the grabber wins a trump and ruffs clubs while the brave man attempts a queen of clubs and heart trick. The general avoids a mere four to one split and executes a sequence to make the contract unbeatable.
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West
South
Declarer
Scottsdale Parks Department to offer summer band programs
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department will sponsor two band programs starting July 8 directed by Robert Marsch. A high school and past high school band meets 7:30 to 9 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays at Scottsdale High School with concerts July 20 21 August 2 3 and August 24 25. An introductory band for fifth through seventh graders runs Monday through Friday focusing on music notation then instrument exposure with parent conferences. Students may join the Scottsdale Boys or Girls band after August 30. For details contact the department at 60 W Indian School Rd.
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Scottsdale
Parks and Recreation Department
Robert Marsch
Scottsdale High School
Parks and Recreation
Honor Grove gains a tree in Eldorado Park
A 15-gallon evergreen pear was planted Wednesday at Honor Grove east of Eldorado Park’s swimming pool. The Professional Women's Club of Scottsdale led the project with Mrs. Margaret Crampton in charge to honor U S service men and women. In Nanao Japan a 19 year old told police he killed his father to satisfy an urge to kill someone.
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Eldorado Park
Professional Women’s Club of
Scottsdale
Margaret Crampton
U.S
Nanao
Japan
UPI
Drunk Driver Lowell Conway Faces Two More Court Dates
In Denver Lowell J. Conway told Judge John Sanchez he drank a few beers before court to calm nerves. The case was continued and he was ordered to appear on another charge of being drunk in public in the courtroom.
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Denver
UPI
Lowell J. Conway
John Sanchez
Conway
Sanchez
Actor Fullerback Jim Brown to plead not guilty
Jim Brown the former Cleveland Browns fullback plans to plead not guilty to an assault on a sheriff's deputy at a preliminary hearing set for September 30. He had asked for a delay to avoid losing a six figure salary from filming in Spain while the injured model Eva Marie Bohn-Chin receives treatment at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Brown denied pushing the officer and claimed police brutality was a mistake.
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Beverly Hills
UPI
Jim Brown
Wost
Hollywood
Eva‘ Marie Bohn-Chin
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Brown
Spain
Andrew J. Weisz
John Texeira
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Vatican
Frank M. Folsom
New York
Radio Corporation of America
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Indian School Rd
Honor Grove
Suzanne Norton
Foundation For Blind Children
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Ray Larson
Alan Kempner Jr
Charlie
Cleveland-Browns
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Malawi
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