Liberal Democratic Center party forms in Greece after split
Greek political crisis prompts 45 former Center Dion members to form a new Liberal Democratic Center party led by Stephanopoulos. They left Papandreou amid last summer’s upheaval triggered by King Constantine’s ouster.
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Lecanuet Rejects Endorsement in French Runoff
Paris AP report shows centrist Jean Lecanuet finishing second in the first round with 31.71 percent, De Gaulle at 44.93 and Mitterrand around 16.1. Lecanuet refused to endorse either De Gaulle or his rivals, urging a united Europe and noting Communist backing for his campaign.
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Liberalized bail system for Tulare County residents
Visalia AP reports a new bail reform allowing release on own recognizance for eligible Tulare County individuals. A pretrial release form gauges character and reliability and is sent to the judge for approval, enabling release prior to arraignment if standards are met. Jay R. Ballantyne advocates statewide adoption.
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Parents Named in Dead Sniper Lawsuit
A California civil suit accuses the parents of a teen gunman in a deadly 1960s sniping spree near Santa Maria of encouraging violence that harmed multiple people, including a 4-year-old. The action seeks damages for injuries and wrongful death.
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Germans Cut Expenditures
Bonn, Germany AP report says the lower house of the West German Parliament approved an over 800 million dollar cut in government spending. The measure delays 60 million dollars in compensation to Nazi persecution victims and, with additional economies, aims to balance the budget around 17.2 billion dollars.
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