TV weekend highlights by United Press International
NBC airs the Orange Bowl featuring Nebraska vs Alabama as the dream game in a weekend slate. CBS and NBC carry the Cotton Bowl Festival Parade and Rose Bowl Game with hosts and color telecasts. Also listed are All in the Family, Nixon interview, Year in Religion, Issues and Answers, Meet the Press, and NFC Championship preview with times and networks.
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United Press International
NBC
Nebraska
Alabama
CBS
Peter Graves
Marilyn van Derbur
June Lockhart
Ae Barker
Pasadena
University of Texas
Pennsylvania State University
Dallas
University of Michigan
Stanford
Archie
Nixon
Dan
ABC
Herbert Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Meet the Press
John Kenneth Galbraith
American Economic Association
San Francisco 49Ers
Dallas Cowboys
Irving
Texas
Denver police drop nude photo taking of arrestees
Denver police say they will stop forcing exotic dancers arrested for nude dancing to undress for photos at the police headquarters. Attorneys say officers pressured detainees to pose while officers in the building reportedly gathered to watch sessions, with photos to be used as evidence after charges. The department plans to limit photography to the theater where the acts occur.
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Denver
UPI
Arthur Schwartz
Leroy Dominguez
California third quarter sales hit record 11.8 billion
California taxable sales reached a record 11.8 billion in the third quarter, the State Board of Equalization reported. The gain of about 5 percent from the previous year yielded 606.4 million in state and local sales and use taxes, with projections that the fourth quarter of 1971 will exceed the prior year’s fourth quarter.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
State Board of Equalization
Missing After Chile Volcano Erupts at Villarrica
A smoldering eruption at Villarrica in southern Chile sent lava and rocks over a5mile area near Lake Chalfquen. Police report at least 29 missing, dozens of homes destroyed, three bridges demolished, and 300 evacuated as six air force helicopters search for survivors.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Villarrica
Chalfquen
Ventisquero
Austral
The Drunk Driver Pockets the Public and Consequences
The piece notes drunk drivers killed 28,000 Americans and caused 800,000 accidents with $8 billion in losses, pushing harsher laws nationwide. It cites NAIA figures that drunk driving caused $4.8 billion in property damage and $3.3 billion in lost wages in 1970s. Virginia’s law viewed as best, with life license revocation for habitual offenders and 1–5 year sentences for license violations. It contrasts harsh penalties with events like firing squads abroad and notes 291,272 Americans were rehabilitated in the year ending June 30.
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New York
UPI
San Salvador
South Africa
Harry Parrish
National Association of Insurance Agents
Parrish
North Carolina
New Hampshire
Maine
Indiana
State Association of the Naia
Public Safety Committee
Virginia
NAIA
Two Suspects in Custody for Break-In at Market
Ukiah police detained two men, Michael Reeder aged 26 of Ukiah and Robert Houx aged 22 of Potter Valley, after a burglary attempt at Johnnie's Food Market on S State Street. They were ejected from Gil and Mac's Bar by Bartender George Kopcho, who then heard breaking glass and saw them flee. Officers nearby arrested them.
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Ukiah
Johnnie's
S. State Street
Michael Reeder
Robert Houx
Potter Valley
Gil and
Mac
George Kopcho
Kopcho
Kaopcho
Reeder
Houx
Pay Rates Compared in State Local Government Employees
The article compares average monthly earnings in 1970 for police, local fire protection, and public transit workers. Police averages are $754, local fire protection $808, and public transit $860, highlighting wage differentials across public sectors.
Social welfare reverses ruling and unemployment aid change
Dennis Denny, director of the county welfare department, says state welfare has reversed its stance on unemployment compensation and welfare eligibility. A law starting Jan 1, 1972 barred concurrent benefits, but the ruling was appealed. Officials aim to issue checks by January 1, though delivery may shift due to holiday timing. In Derby, England, Dopey and Sleepy from a Christmas display were stolen from a police station, with the thief unclear and Dopey taken again in a week.
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Dennis Denny
County Welfare Department
State Department of Social Welfare
Denny
State Social Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Dopey
Derby
England
UPI
Sleepy
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Dawson
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Sam Parnum
Parnum Paving
Ted Siri Jr
Ross Medical Corporation
S. Dora St
Parnum
Journal
By Dean C. Miller
Cherry ST
Round Table
Pound Fable
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