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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1969

Page

3

Fortas Ethics Case Raises Questions On Public Officials

Washington story reviews the Abe Fortas affair and its impact on ethics in government. It notes the lack of enforceable rules across branches, the role of public opinion in accountability, and contrasts ethics canons for executives, legislators, and judges while detailing Fortas receipt and return of a $20,000 Wolfson Foundation fee and his resignation.

Washington UPI United States Abe Fortas Fortas Louis E. Wolfson Wolfson Foundation Executive Earl Warren Court Wolfson Securities and Exchange Commission American Bar Association Congress House Forlas Executive Branch Lyndon B. Johnson Nixon Senate Bobby Baker Thomas J. Dodd D-Conn Adam Clayton Powell D-N. Y William Howard Taft Supreme Court

Swamp Buggies Race Across Muddy Florida Track

Florida swamp buggies, built from car and tractor parts with stock engines, race in a quarter mile mud oval at Sunshine Speedway in St. Petersburg. Elevating the chassis keeps drivers above deep water as vehicles splash and compete, drawing entrants from across Florida.

Sunshine Speedway St. Petersburg State of Florida

Seven Foot Boa Constrictor Boots Dorm Resident

Albion College students may keep caged pets but rules change as senior George Heinz, resident advisor at Seaton Hall, is required to sell his 10-pound seven-foot boa constrictor named Boa-Regard. The snake is non poisonous.

Albion College Albion, Mich George Heinz Seaton Hall Heinz

Patients forget half of what doctors tell them in office

London researchers at the London Hospital Rheumatology Unit show patients recall only about five of ten information points from a typical consult. Differences in doctor communication explain part of the gap, with one physician’s clearer style yielding higher retention. The study cautions against overloading patients with data and urges written notes to aid memory.

London UPI London Hospital Michael Mason

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