Olongapo and the Subic Bay port scene amid liberty
Former Navy journalist Peter Heyne portrays Olongapo near Subic Bay as a gaudy liberty port offering sailors a wide range of pleasures and drugs, in a feature from United Press International. Isaac M. Flores surveys Acapulco gold and the Acapulco jail alongside American residents south of the border. John Platero reports on Cuban refugees and the English spoken stores in Miami. Cynthia Lowry explains how free TV tickets are distributed.
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Two Elyria Stores Fail Weight Checks on Meat
Ohio Department of Agriculture inspectors found short weighted meat at A and P Food Store on Oberlin Road and Convenient Food Market on East River Street. Eight of twenty packages at A and P weighed less than marked, with shrinkage blamed by management but inspectors stating no allowance for shrinkage. Repackaging and reweighing ordered, tare weight issues noted, and state law requires net weight.
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Britain expels 90 top Soviets from Britain
Britain announces expulsion of nine Soviet officials and bars 15 more with re-entry visas. Foreign Office cites espionage confirmed by a defected Soviet KGB officer who provided plans for agent infiltration and sabotage. Officials say the USSR houses 860 officials in Britain across missions and trade posts.
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Nixon hints freeze aftermath may curb consumer credit rates
President Nixon told Detroit Economic Club listeners that wage price restraints to take effect November 14 will cover the whole economy and possibly regulate consumer credit rates depending on interest trends. He signaled Phase 2 will target inflation drivers and left open the potential use of Federal Reserve powers to curb rates if needed. He also discussed China travel plans and warned of China becoming a significant nuclear power in 10 to 15 years.
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Nixon hints Poff may be Supreme Court nominee
President Nixon signaled a Virginia Republican, Rep. Richard H. Poff, as a possible candidate to fill one of two Supreme Court openings. Poff, known as a law and order conservative, backed Nixon crime control legislation and has support from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Emanuel Celler and senior Republicans.
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U S wins first China test in UN as agenda clash dries
United States gains early advantage in the two China UN issue after the General Assembly rejects a ban on the plan. Atty General Mitchell hints Nixon may nominate a woman to the Supreme Court, with Rita Hauser named as a potential candidate. Justice Harlan retires as Blackmun faces illness. confirmation hearings set for Oct 12. Mansfield pledges swift Senate action on nominees guided by cautious, moderate standards. Nixon signals possible nontraditional pick, stressing judicial philosophy over geography.
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Penal system lagging as 19th century echoes persist
A fragment from Page 12 hints at systemic issues in America’s penal system rooted in 19th century practices. The brief text references court activity at Elyria Municipal Court and scattered mentions of entertainment, finance, sports, and television, suggesting a diverse page layout with limited readable context.
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Senate vote today on sales tax hike and budget plan
In Columbus, Senate Republicans prepared to bring a 710 million two year budget to the floor funded by a 1.5 cent state sales tax increase and higher corporation taxes. A House backed 1.4 billion tax package awaits Senate talks and an interim 15 day budget was slated to extend time for conference negotiations. Governor Gilligan opposes a sales tax hike but may not veto if sent to him.
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Weather outlook with mild temperatures ahead
Sunny cool today with highs near 60s and clear tonight. Lows in 40s. Mostly sunny warm tomorrow with highs in 60s. Very low precipitation chances. Winds vary from 10 15 mph today to 5 100 mph tonight. Sunset 7 23 p.m. Sunrise 7 18 a.m. High 75 yesterday at 3 15 p.m. Low 48 today at 7 45 a.m. Details on page 15.
Harris enters 1972 race for Democratic nomination
UPI reports Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris announced he will seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 1972. He vows to turn the country around before it's too late, appealing to seniors, veterans, prisoners, and the blue collar and minority coalitions. Harris joins McGovern as a declared candidate.
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