Santa Clara student writes Batman comics to pay college
Mike Friedrich of Santa Clara California is a student who writes texts and plots for Batman comic drawings to fund his education. He enjoys the work, calling it fun and like being a kid in a candy store who can tell Batman what to do.
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Mike Friedrich
Santa Clara
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Mike
Virginia crime prevention funds largely go unused in 1969 grants
Nearly half of 557 090 dollars in federal crime prevention grants to Virginia localities from 1969 remain unspent. Funds are set to revert to the federal government if not used by June 30, 1971, with localities facing a 40 percent matching requirement and a two year spend window. Richmond and Roanoke cited program complexity and inertia as key obstacles.
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Richmond
Virginia
Uncle Sam
Harris
Ronald Bell
Roanoke
Division of Justice
Alan Kiepper
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Garbage Children Spark San Francisco Health Alarm
San Francisco officials warn hundreds living in vehicles are dumping garbage and waste across streets near marinas beaches and parks. Police plan a new code banning overnight vehicle habitation with fines up to 1000 dollars and six months jail. aim to push squatters into trailer parks and prevent public health hazards.
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San Francisco
David P. Roche
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Police and Health Departments
San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Roche
Norfolk to Get State Welfare Regional Office
The State Board of Welfare and Institutions selects Norfolk as one of seven regional offices to decentralize supervision and decision making. Offices already exist in Richmond and Roanoke, with Norfolk expected to open by May 15.
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Richmond
State Board of Welfare and Institutions
Norfolk
Roanoke
Campaign Spending Becomes a Key Senate Test
Senate hearings split Republicans and Democrats over how to curb campaign spending. Democrats push strict limits on media buys and full disclosure amid a debt ridden party, while Republicans favor full disclosure and repeal of the equal time rule. President Nixon vetoed a prior bill widening media limits and wants broader coverage. The committee considers sweeping reforms including spending caps, disclosure, repeal of equal time, and tax breaks for contributors.
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Senate Communications Subcommittee
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Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
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