Marijuana's Distorting Effects Studied By UC Team
A study led by Dr. David S. Janowski at the University of California explored how marijuana affects perceived warmth empathy and genuineness in interactions. In paired sessions 20 male caregivers and 20 female partners were observed with either marijuana or a placebo. results found partners viewed smokers as less warm and authentic when marijuana was used.
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Supreme Court refuses bid to argue over watergate coverage
The Supreme Court denied lawyers for John Mitchell H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman permission to argue that a news report affected their clients rights. The court also ruled a Willingboro New Jersey ordinance may not bar homeowners from displaying sale and sold signs. It will study the exclusionary rule and moot federal authority to curb auto exhaust pollution.
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Catholic Bishops Meet Under Unusual Pressures
Chicago hosts the Catholic bishops as they respond to 182 recommendations from a Detroit assembly calling for women’s ordination and priestly celibacy options. Archbishop Bernardin leads a panel urging rejection of most controversial proposals while leaving the issue open for discussion. A separate note mentions potential automatic excommunication for divorced and remarried Catholics.
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Petersburg Vandals Use Manson Family Angle
In Petersburg a home was vandalized with obscene warnings and notes referencing the Manson Family. Police note possible juvenile involvement and are studying handwriting while no arrests are made. The case echoes the Tate LaBianca murders linked to Charles Manson.
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Virginia officials see pay raise likely for state workers
Virginia finances are in excellent shape and a July pay raise for state employees seems likely, said Sen. William B. Hopkins. Revenue up over 15 percent, spending up about 10 percent, with a $23 million cost flagged as conditional. Hopkins cited improved financial tracking and control as key to future fiscal tightening.
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Candidates Vie On Land Use And Environment In Virginia
Frederickburg AP reports three gubernatorial hopefuls Henry Howell Andrew Miller and John Dalton debated land use and environmental policy. Dalton urged property rights Miller pressed for state plan adoption Howell backed consolidation of environmental agencies and coordinated local input to balanced growth.
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