| Vol. XVII, No.32 | +COMPLETE NEWS | +MARCH 16, 1973 | +THE NEWSPAPER | +25 CENTS | +
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+ + George McFly, local author and professor was honored last night + by the Hill Valley Civic Committee at their award dinner. McFly, a lifelong + resident of Hill Valley, was awarded the Committee Golden Citation + for his work in promoting civic activities, most notably the Hill Valley Library + Project. McFly gave a brief speech in which + he lauded the efforts of the City Council + in conflicting in provide a healthy family environment in the city. +A suggestion that public hearings on + application be limited to one every six month + was taken under advisement by the commission. +State authorities have finally announced the + date for the opening of the new municipal + court center. This anticipated event has been + the communities surrounding the capitol. +The facts regarding the situation remain the same sate the authorities. + Details concerning the nation have been give a preliminary investigation but + is is felt that only by a more detailed study will the true fasts become known. ++ |
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+ + While the final outcome of this situation has yet to be determined, it is + possible that when all the facts come together at + the conference now scheduled for next + week, that a decision will be made to possibly + satisfy the needs and demands of all parties. + ++ Bulldogs Win Division Semi-Finals + + Residents feel that they have been taken advantage of + ever since the tax laws governing their + additional land holdings were reviewed and increased. These residents + are finally getting a public hearing on the matter and the gearing themselves + for a long and perhaps ugly battle. + ++ State authorities have finally announced the date for the + opening of the new municipal court center. + This long anticipated event has been the source of much + animosity among the civic leaders of + the communities surrounding the capitol. + ++ |
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+ + An immediate investigation is assured and indications are + that some new light will be shed an the situation in the near future. + Available facts need wiglicbut authorities feel that time will + disclose some means of arriving at solution. + ++ Telephone Service Held Safe Against Disaster + + Of no less importance was the common recognition shown of the fact that + any menace from without to the peace of our continents concerns all of us and + therefore properly is subject for consultation and cooperation. This was reflected + in the instruments adapted by the conference. + ++ A suggestion that public hearings on applications be limited to one every six + months was taken under advisement by the commission. + ++ |
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+ New Watergate Revelations
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+ + Of no less importance was the common recognition shown of the fact that + any menace from without to the peace of our continents concerns all of us and + therefore properly is subject for consultation and cooperation. This was reflected + in the instruments adapted by the conference. + ++ Thus at this conference all our governments found themselves in unanimous agreement in + regarding this undertaking. + Arrangements for dealing with questions and disputes between the + republic were further improved. + + |
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+ Traffic Safety
+ + Plan Outlined by City Roads Authorities + + While the final outcome of this situation has + yet to be determined, it is possible that + when all the facts come together at the conference + now scheduled for next week, that a decision + will be made to possibly satisfy the needs and demands of all parties. + + |
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+ Indians Continue
+ Wounded Knee Occupation + South Dakota Standoff in 16th Day + + Of no less importance was the common recognition shown of the cat that + any menace from without to be peace of our continents concerns all of us and + therefore property is a subject for consultation and cooperation. + This was reflected in the instruments adapted by the conference. + ++ A suggestion that public hearings on applications he limited to one every six month + was taken under advisement by the commission. + ++ Residents feel that they have been taken advantage of ever since the tax laws governing + their additional land holdings were reviewed and increased. These residents are finally + getting a public learning on the matter and are gearing themselves for a long and + perhaps ugly tattle. + ++ A suggestion that public hearing on application be limited to one every six moonth + was taken under advisement by the commissions. + ++ Many persons feel at this stage that some legal action is forthcoming but it now + becomes common knowledge that there is pressure from inside which will materially + change the aspect of tho case. + + |
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