West German Treaties Face Uncertain Fate After Tie Vote
In Bonn Chancellor Brandt won a slim first round for ratification of Soviet and Polish pacts but the fate remains unsettled. The opposition CDU/CSU tied 259 259 to delay debate. Barzel warned he may oppose the treaties if talks continue. A 10 point resolution followed a three hour meeting with Soviet envoy Falin and Horst Ehmke, though Falin objected to some language.
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Berlin Court Finds Woman Not Guilty Under Noise Ordinance
A West Berlin court ruled that a 32 year old unmarried teacher could not be convicted for sounds she uttered during intimacy. Neighbors complained of loud cries caused by her thin walled apartment. The judge dismissed the complaint saying probing private life would be an intrusion. The woman was not identified.
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UPI
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Trading Post Open House At Hubbell Site Saturday
Open house at Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site is planned for Saturday to mark National Park Service centennial activities. The site on the Navajo Nation near Ganado, 80 miles northeast of Holbrook, was established in the 1870s and bought in 1876 by Juan Lorenzo Hubbell. the park service acquired it five years ago. Post superintendent Kevin McKibbin says the guide fee will remain unchanged.
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Senate panel splits over Kleindienst whitewash claim
Three Democratic senators contend the Judiciary Committee hearings on Richard Kleindienst show not all evidence was heard about the ITT settlement and its tie to ITT's 1972 Republican convention underwriting. They warn the Senate must avoid a whitewash as it considers confirmation.
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Government study shows wide drug use among American youth
A government survey for the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse finds about 6 of every 100 high schoolers have tried heroin, and one in ten have tried hashish. It also reports millions have tried LSD, mescaline, speed, or cocaine, with gaps in counting homeless or institutionalized users.
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National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
United States
America
Commission
Raymond P. Shafer
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