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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1976
Page
8
Indiana Amish request exemption from a new law requiring photographs on drivers licenses. Church leaders say the faith prohibits photos and most use horse drawn transport, though about 300 are licensed to drive. Officials consult the attorney general on possible religious exemptions.
Carter supporters dominated the party rules committee as they defeated most proposals for major changes at two days of meetings. The panel, which shapes the convention agenda, rejected ideas for a vice presidential selection system and for requiring women to comprise 50 percent of candidates or delegates.
Illinois lawmakers return to Springfield to push three major budget items including a 1.3 billion school aid appropriation and a 1.986 billion public aid budget. They also tackle ethics probes, workers compensation reform, university funding, and the usury ceiling as they race toward a June 30 adjournment.
Miami Beach advertisement touts a high potency vitamin E-Pill that allegedly quickens and rejuvenates sexual drives for men and women while improving general health. The maker cites 80 percent positive reports and offers mail order sales with money-back guarantee as well as a promise of safe, one-a-day use.
Sen Frank Church highlights harsh realities of aging with 22 million Americans over 65 and 5 million living in poverty or below. Questions about Social Security coverage and elder abuse are raised as steps to improve the aging population’s life and security. Arthur Ashe discusses handling loss and the tough life of single athletes. Belgians underground for profit charity and history are noted. Margot Fonteyn links insecurity to upbringing and education.
Clayton Moore the Lone Ranger reports a theft from his van in Lincolnwood near Chicago. Stolen items include an 1833 Remington revolver valued at 1200 and a Fresno police badge plus eight replica sheriff badges. Silver bullets remained hidden. Moore warned of retribution.
A Southfield woman says two Michigan politicians paid her for sex and claims she entertained organized crime figures. Attorney General Frank Kelley and Rep. John Dingell deny the allegations. The Detroit News says police investigate claims against a yet unnamed retailer and a store owner.
Doctors found Prep aration H an unusually successful treatment that shrinks swelling in infected inflamed hemorrhoidal tissue. It provides hours of relief from pain and itching and does not require a prescription. Ointment or suppositories are available.
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