Editorial on open courts and Allegrezza case critique
An editorial condemns the California Supreme Court for denying openness in a pre trial hearing in the Bates murder case and warns of eroding public trust. It lauds the District Court of Appeal and presses for transparency while noting the broader issue of access to court proceedings amid prosecutorial and legislative actions on taxation and alcoholism funding.
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California Supreme Court
Bates
Sllomney
Gat Leandra
Vincent Allegrezza
San Leandro
Young Allegrecza
District Court of Appeal
Arene
Cease Bee Younger
Apcourt
East Bay Press Club
East Bay
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Eney
Thas
Allegrezza
District Court
Oakland
Edwin A. Heafey
le Rnin
Kilpatrick reviews Ford crime message and prison plan
James Kilpatrick argues Ford’s June crime message offered detailed reforms but is dulled by time and space constraints in media. He discusses mandatory prison terms for violent offenders, the balance between protection and punishment, and the need for expert debate among judges, prosecutors, police, and lawmakers to keep the issue alive. He notes media limits and hopes recession signals future policy focus.
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Washington
Ford
Tus
David Halberstam
Moses
Mt. Sal
Cerenassines
Amercan
Sor Leal
Era al Ancory
Peene Ford
Thelaibiate
Thelaibiate Fan Masrotigtmstrants Welder
Keters
Forest roads open to snowmobile use in California
Sacramento notes growing use of snowmobiles as winter forest access. Forest Service plans to regulate with registration and identification at national and state parks, balancing skiers and off road fans while monitoring environmental impact.
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U.S. Forest Service
Plumas
San Bernardino
Seusla
Slanisisus
Sierra
Uae
Forest Service
Parks and Allen
Chapple
Transit's very dublin s by Charles and Plimmer Washington
Public officials from city halls to the World Bank recognize that reducing congestion requires shifting from car dependency to efficient transit. A DOT study finds bus service can lessen highway need in dense cities, while World Bank Urban Transport warns freeway expansion harms the poor and neighborhoods. Minnesota leaders urge practical rail and bus mix.
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UPI
World Bank
Department of Transportation
Minneapolis&. Paul
Geo
Tom, Berg
Poe Petrafess
Minnesota
Caracas
Singapore
Uneir Jobe
Nuclear war debate needs open public discussion
Holmes Alexander argues for frank public debate on nuclear policy amid SALT II andDeputy Minister for Civil Defense shifts in the Soviet Union. He notes defense secretary Schlesinger’s retargeting plan and urges transparent discussion of deterrence, first-strike temptations, and evolving tech from both superpowers.
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Morris Adam
Terry Sanford
Gates
Defense
James Schlessinger
U. S
Udall
Sanford
Gyil
Schlessinger
Bill Schneider
James Buckley
Vladimir Petrov
George Washington U.1
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Petrov
Schlesinger
Moscow
Geneva
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