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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1972

Page

4

Younger Seeks Court Reform in Appellate System

state attorney general Eveie Younger calls for drastic reform of the appellate courts citing delays and lenient relief on technical grounds. He told the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco that the criminal justice system is no longer effective and likened street safety to space exploration. He urged tougher actions and new attitudes to end lengthy appeals and ensure swift justice for the guilty.

Eveie Younger America Younger Commonweaith Club San Francisco Grantice Ice Courts

McGrory on China trip press corps choices and chaos

Washington dispatch notes Mao’s 77 foreign correspondents frame the Nixon Peking journey. Only 10 U S reporters may accompany the president, many others excluded by Ziegler’s office amid a heated press staffing debate. The piece laments press disenchantment, resignations, and bureaucratic choreography around the trip.

Washington Mao Tse Hung Nixon Peking Ronald L. Ziegler White House Senda Zegler Reau

Stanford Axe Looms In Controversy Over Professor Franklin

Virginia Payette Will Franklin faces ouster after a faculty panel finds him guilty of inciting student occupation and defying police, a case that cost the university over twenty seven thousand dollars to hold in a courtroom like setting as trustees prepare to decide. The affair has drawn national attention from radical professors and supporters who vow legal challenges while university leaders insist on academic dignity and order.

Franklin Hi Iene

Letters to the editor urge U N out of the United Nations

Readers attack the United Nations as a communist scheme and advocate U S withdrawal. A letter complains about Taiwan’s UN ouster and Maoist China’s seat, while another writer questions welfare and transportation plans affecting Alameda County residents and potential benefit cuts.

United Nations United States Alameda Board of Supervisors Fremont Area Hayward Olics Fremont Livermore Pleasanton

Not all bad For thee sil in dou they read Five Years

A fragment from an OCR page references a phrase reading Five Years and mentions the context of reading within a document. The readable text is limited, providing little clear event or dated detail to identify persons, places, or organizations.

U.S. State Department

Fragmentary note on Edward Teller and radiation debate

A scrambled fragment references Edward Teller and claims about radiation possibly being beneficial. The text does not provide clear context, dates, places, or definitive conclusions and is difficult to interpret from the OCR.

California Supreme Court Reapportionment Push Feels Partisan

Political analysis notes the California Supreme Court may require redrawing the Democrats' reapportionment plan, arguing the process is dominated by lawmakers and risks entrenching partisan gerrymandering. Prof. Eugene Lee of UC Berkeley and the California Democratic Council are cited on systemic flaws and calls for reform.

California Supreme Court CIA Eugene Lee Professe Lee Uc, Berkeley California Democratic Counell Lee Edmund G. Brown Jr Legisla Imax

Bill to provide survivor pensions for veterans wives

The Senate Armed Services panel considers a bill to allow retired servicemen a one year window to opt into a survivor protection plan. It would guarantee widows up to 50 percent of the retiree pension with a 25 percent partial fee on the first 3000 dollars and 10 percent of excess. The House approved it last October but the measure stalls in committee. Many widows are elderly and in poverty awaiting action.

Senate Armed Services Committee Congress Senate “Armed Services Committee Wold Hasis Stennis

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