Broadcasters plan to keep anti smoking messages for years
William B. Mead reports that NAB president Vincent Wasilewski says anti smoking commercials will continue for at least four more years despite cigarette ads ending next September. The Supreme Court left intact a rule requiring broadcasters to offer significant time for warnings on smoking hazards, a move seen as a blow to cigarette makers and a boon to anti smoking campaigns.
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William B. Mead
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Vincent T. Wasilewski
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
U. S. Court of Appeals For
District of
Columbia
Joseph F. Cullman
The
Tobacco Institute
Senate
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Garette
Wasilewski
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Congress
Texas
Lubbock
Tex
Senator Randolph Collier to speak at Farm Bureau meeting
Sen Randolph Collier will be speaker at the annual Farm Bureau meeting set for Oct 14 at the Lake Mendocino clubhouse. Session starts 12:15 with a luncheon prepared by Toni Roger and Redwood Valley cooks, followed by a business meeting and the annual election of officers and directors led by current president Pete Barra.
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Randolph Collier
Farm Bureau
Lake Mendocino
Toni Roger
Redwood Valley
Sen. Collier
Pete Barra
Rash of bicycle thefts sparks talk of ring in Forks area
Sheriff's officials reported six bicycles stolen in The Forks and Calpella over the past weekend. They attributed the thefts to local youths acting as a loose ring, noting bikes are often recovered abandoned. They dismissed the idea of a broader regional operation in the area.
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Sheriff's
Forks
Calpella
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New Jersey Library Association Endorses Vietnam Moratorium
The New Jersey Library Association endorsed the Vietnam moratorium and passed a resolution supporting members who wish to observe the protest without fear of reprisal. Delegates wore lapel buttons during the convention.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
New Jersey Library Association
Wishts 40
Humber
Third manned Soviet craft joins two others in orbit
Soviet Union launches a third manned spacecraft to orbit joining Soyuz 6 and Soyuz 7 as part of a possible plan for a permanent space station. Cosmonauts Vladimir Shatalov and Alexei Yeliseyev ride the new craft, with Tass describing a joint flight for near earth science and geological mapping.
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Dusko Doder
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Soyuz
Earth
Tass
Col
Vladimir Shatalov
Alexei
Yeliseyev
Shatalov
Leningrad
Air Force Academy
Muza
Igor
Yelena
Yeliseye
Nixon stands firm on Vietnam peace despite protests
President Nixon reaffirmed commitment to peace in Vietnam and said he would not be swayed by antiwar demonstrations. In a public letter to Georgetown student Randy Dicks, he warned that allowing street protests to drive policy would undermine democracy and statecraft while stressing the need to weigh long term consequences.
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Daniel Rapoport
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
Randy J. Dicks
Georgetown University
White House
U.S
New controversy over Haynsworth nomination widening
A 12 member American Bar Association committee failed to reach unanimous agreement on Judge Clement F Haynsworth Jr's qualifications for the Supreme Court. The panel reaffirmed support but with a non unanimous second ballot following intense debate. The outcome fuels both supporters and critics as senators weigh the nomination amid new allegations of conflicts of interest.
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Roy McGhee Washington
UPIT
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
Clement F’. Haynsworth Jr
Haynsworth
Committee On
Federal Judiciary
United
MPI
New York
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
The
Bar Association
Cannons of
Judicial Ethics
Hollings
Birch E. Bayh
D-Ind
Bar Committee
Bayh
Lawrence E. Walsh
Roan Haynsworth
Police official says Turner asked him to destroy papers
Chicago police superintendent James B. Conlisk Jr testified Turner pleaded to destroy receipts for confiscated guns Turner later sold the firearms for personal profit Conlisk said he refused and denied Turner's claim that the guns were Turner’s private collection or for Army use He said Turner sought the guns for an Army museum at Fort Gordon Georgia and that receipts showed the weapons were for the United States Army Destruction of such items by the Army was planned after their usefulness ended The hearing followed IRS questions about 397 guns Turner obtained from the Chicago Police Department collection and Turner acknowledged selling the gun crop and keeping about $2000.
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Washington
UPI
Chicago
Carl C. Turner
James B. Conlisk Jr
Turner
Conlisk
Senate
Senate Permanent Investigation Subcommittee
Conlis
United States Army
Internal Revenue Service
Chicago Police Department
Kansas City
Burglary Report From Ukiah Residence Breakin
Jeanne Smaff reports a break in at her Ukiah home during the past 24 hours. A .22 magnum rifle is the only item believed stolen. Police are investigating the burglary.
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Jeanne Smaff
Ukiah
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