Killer Prefers Death Row To Institution
The article profiles ex Army officer Fisvin M. Walker, condemned to death for a murder near Las Grins, who later was found legally insane in Marin County. Psychiatrists declared sanity restored after a reexamination, and his fate hinges on a potential gubernatorial commutation to life with parole in 20 to 25 years. The piece notes Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. opposition to capital punishment and Walker’s hope for clemency.
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Irrigation Specialists Explain Saline Soil Water Movement
UC irrigation experts Ben Invigation and another researcher reported at a meeting that when pure water saturates saline soil, water moves faster through large pores than small ones. They found uneven movement causes early return water at the basin. Slower application through sprinklers reduces surface flushing. findings apply to alkali or saline soils.
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