Supreme Court ruling cuts California death penalty
The US Supreme Court rejected delaying the ruling on California’s death penalty, making 108 inmates eligible for life sentences. The decision cited cruel or unusual punishment and tied to California’s ban, while broader implications touched other states and cases including the release of Angela Davis on bond.
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Supreme Court hears antitrust challenge to baseball reserve clause
The high court heard arguments over whether Major League Baseballs reserve clause violated antitrust laws. A Flood ally argued the clause binds players for life and would wreck the game if not for exemption. Owners’ attorney countered abolition would plunge baseball into a shambles and undermine collective bargaining.
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Suit filed to block GOP from taking contribution
California Secretary of State Kenneth G. Brown Jr seeks an injunction in federal court to halt a $100000 contribution by the Sheraton Corporation to the Republican National Committee and a potential $31000 pledge, alleging the deal may be linked to a Justice Department action and urging voters to question political payoffs to the federal government.
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Cherry Blossom Time in Portland and Cold East
Paula Craig admires the blooming cherry blossoms in Portland while early spring weather keeps temperatures mild on the coast but the eastern nation endures a cold spell with frigid conditions.
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Flames and romance end in double car blaze
AP reports a dramatic crash and two car fires after a quarrel between Gloria Joan Murphy 27 and Robert L. Staith 2% escalated when Murphy followed Staith’s car to his apartment and deliberately rear ended his vehicle. Both cars caught fire. Murphy was treated for facial injuries.
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No-victim crimes clog courts in Washington panel
A Washington report says no victim crimes such as solicitation narcotics and public lewd acts clog courts as officials debate how to handle such offenses. The committee and lawmakers consider options to balance justice with user safety and avoid overburdening the system.
Nixon press on narcotics control faces questions
Nixon called narcotics control the top priority in a speech to officials in New York, asserting the government has eradicated opium houses in several countries and urging tougher enforcement. U.S. Attorney Robert Morse and federal officials weighed whether penalties are adequate, while Nixon pushed for more in the trenches.
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Drive now pay toll later tested on Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco AP describes engineers testing an automatic vehicle identification system for the Golden Gate Bridge. A pavement antenna reads a coded signal from plates under cars, triggering a toll gate bell and wave-through, with a computer bill sent to the owner later. The system currently covers 254 transit buses, cars of 18 bridge directors, and 2 bridge vehicles, with potential expansion to more bridges and vehicles.
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Weather rundown forecasts rain and fog for tomorrow
The forecast calls for a 30 percent chance of rain with increased cloudiness and some fog. Highs in the 60s, overnight lows around 40s, and a cooler pattern expected with tomorrow’s conditions on page one.
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