FBI files and the computer age probe the justice system
Kelley argues vast arrest records must stay for follow up though many cases end in innocence. He defends computer use to store criminal history while noting missing final verdicts and the need for safeguards on secrecy and accessibility.
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Fee Minter
Washington Ait Fhs
Clarente A Kelley
Auency
Kelley
Kyleay Cole
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Heer
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Vicence
Cutoder Justice Departereng
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Frama
Wiester
PBS
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Two Miners Trapped In Arizona Cave
Two miners became trapped when a tunnel ceiling collapsed at Hecla mine near Jerome 45 miles south of Phoenix. Rescue teams fought heat and smoke, delivering oxygen and gear as one miner identified as David Deeder of Casa Grande was located. A second man remained unnamed, with others unscathed.
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Tom Jockney
Associated Press
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Vie Area
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Secomd
Phoenix Farlore
David Deeder
Asa Grande
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Two Wrongs Do Make A Right
Boston AP reports researchers have devised a method using two wrongs to clarify sight for cataract patients. Filters distort incoming light before it enters the eye so the cataract still distorts it to form a usable image on the retina. The approach, developed by Dr David Miller and Dr George Benedek, has only been tested in the lab and on surgically removed lenses, with clinical use still uncertain.
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Boston
Seintist
Ty Stir Leery Koston
David Miller
Beth Israel Hospital
George Benedek
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Miller
Technical Operations, Inc
Burlington
Army
United States
Baton Rouge Father Says He Harbors No Bad Will
Rev Reed Blackburn of Baton Rouge says he bears no malice toward those who killed his son Raymond Stanley Blackburn in the Texas mass murders He prefers to be the father of his son than the parents of the killers The minister learned his son was identified by a photo from a Houston police driver license image and confirmed by Henley officials as the victim
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Baton Rouge
Reed Blackburn
Raymond Stanley Blackburn
Texas
Local Rep Vega Wins International Sales Award
John G. Vega of Silver City, an insurance representative for Combined Insurance Company of America, received the Initial Award in the W. Clement Stone International Sales and Management Achievement Club for outstanding sales and service to the public. Albuquerque police crack down on parking and traffic scofflaws, with 1,422 warrants served in July and arrests or bond options offered to ensure appearance.
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Silver City
John G. Vega
Combined Insurance Company of America
Jerry Chadderton
Vega
W. Clement Stone International
Combined
Scofflaws
Albuquerque, N.M
Albuquerque
Scholarship Winner Dela Abalos Heads to Western New Mexico
Dela Abalos an 18 year old graduate of Silver High School has won a scholarship to Western New Mexico University from the American G. I. Forum of New Mexico. Abalos, active as a varsity cheerleader and in GAA, Pep Club, and Chorus, plans to major in Elementary Education and become a teacher. Parents are Mr and Mrs David Abalos of Silver City.
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Dela Abalos
Silver High School
Western New Mexico University
New Mexico
Abalos
Silver City
Woman's Clubs Plan Local Convention in Silver City NM
The 4th District New Mexico Federation of Women's Clubs convenes in Silver City to plan the district meeting at the local Woman's Club clubhouse. Mrs. Russell Holmes serves as general co chairwoman with Frances Blair and James Martin handling reservations and registration. District officers from Alamogordo Las Cruces and nearby towns attend the day long session followed by luncheon served by Mrs. Skillman and Mrs. McDonald.
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New Mexico Federation of Women's Club
Silver City
Woman's Club
Russell Holmes
Frances Blair
James Martin
Turley
Rekels
Alamogordo
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Reserve
Lis Cruces
T.A Skillman
Florence McDonald
Nixon proclaims April 26 as Women's Equality Day
President Nixon designated April 26 as Women's Equality Day and urged rapid ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. The proclamation, asked by Congress, notes major strides toward economic opportunity for women but says much remains to be done as women, though a majority, still face widespread discrimination.
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Congress
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