Kennedy son fined for negligent driving in Nantucket crash
Joseph P. Kennedy III, son of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle negligently in Nantucket. He was fined 100 and had his driving rights suspended for 60 days after an Aug. 13 crash that injured seven people. Pamela Kelley, 18, remained partially paralyzed at Cape Cod Hospital.
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Nantucket
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy III
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N. Y
C. George Anastos
Anastos
Kennedy
Pamela Kelley
Centerville
Cape Cod Hospital
Hyannis
Nixon shoves Ziegler to bar press at New Orleans event
President Nixon appears annoyed outside Rivergate Convention Center when reporters near his entrance. He orders Ronald Ziegler to keep the press away, then gives the aide a firm shove and directs him to "take care of it." Ziegler says the press should not come this way.
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New Orleans
Nixon
Mondry
Rivergate Convention Center
Pess
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Rogers warns against extralegal action in security policy
Secretary of State William P. Rogers says the US must not violate laws in the name of security. He condemns the White House plumbers break in at Daniel Ellsberg's former psychiatrist, citing it as an example of action not serious enough to justify illegal measures.
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New York Times
Washington Secretary of
William P. Rogers
United States
Rogers
State Department
Daniel Ellsberg
White House
Plumbers
E. Howard Hunt Jr
G. Gordon Liddy
Ellsberg
Illinois Receives Large Share in Revenue Sharing
Illinois ranks among the top recipients of federal revenue sharing. Since 1972 Illinois state government has received 139.6 million, while local Illinois entities have gotten 178.7 million. National totals show 8.13 billion returned, with 30.2 billion projected over five years to state and local units.
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Chicago
Illinois
Commerce Clearing House
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Same-Race Priority Shifts in Illinois Transracial Adoption
Illinois Department of Children and Family Services adopts a same race priority policy, with transracial adoption allowed only as a last resort. Director Jerome Miller issued a June 20 memorandum barring immediate transracial adoptions, aiming to place black children in black homes while permitting white placement after exploring black options. The policy drew mixed reactions from Black separatists, social workers, and advocates for white adoptions, who argue for non discriminatory access and the potential for cross racial understanding.
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Lindsay-Schaub
State Department of Children and Family Services
Department
Jerome Miller
Miller
Africa
United States
Chicago
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