Oregon Official Langley Conviction Upheld by Court
The Oregon Supreme Court unanimously affirms the removal of Multnomah County district attorney William Langley. Langley, 42, was found guilty in April last year of failure to prosecute and fined $100 before being removed. Justices noted the trial judge erred by allowing courtroom photography but found no prejudice and upheld the verdict.
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Six Year Old Buddy Jacob Claims Change in Class Ranking
In Wabash Arkansas a six year old boy Buddy Jacob tells his mother that he used to be the smartest in the class but now he and two girls share the top position. The report frames the child's perspective as a matter of opinion.
Fairfield Selectmen criticized over school salary stand
Fairfield Board of Education defended its new teachers salary schedule saying the decision followed careful discussion and served the town. Roger Hartt chairman blasted the Selectmen for suggesting less support, urging faith in education and the nation’s economic future. Kinnie added, giving people more money doesn’t make them smarter.
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Aftershock Recorded Following 1957 Bay Area Quake in Berkeley
A sharp but minor earthquake was recorded at 3 58 57 a m today on University of California instruments. Seismologist Don Tocher called it an aftershock of the March 2 1957 Bay Area quake. Some San Francisco Peninsula residents were awakened by the shock.
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