Oklahoma city booms highlight aircraft test dangers
A writer notes that test booms from high speed aircraft caused property damage in Oklahoma City and warns Long Beach residents may face similar harm. The piece argues for adequate compensation during testing and discusses potential solutions to reduce noise and damages from faster than sound flights.
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Farm Cuisine Provokes Ruling in California Prison
In San Luis Obispo a Superior Court heard Yalan G. Whitaker, 36, argue that lavish meals at the State Men's Colony influence releases. Whitaker seeks injunction against prison food choices claiming it pressures staff and delays release, while officials note he has lost five pounds since admission and label him a chronic writ writer.
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Oklahoma City Ends Sonic Boom Tests Amid Battles Over Control
The 1,253rd sonic boom echoed over Oklahoma City as FAA tests halted at city council request. Public reaction mixed with damage claims and legal action led by attorney Miskovsky, who argued citizens were unwitting guinea pigs in a study to shape future commercial supersonic flights.
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Rural mayor faces unpaid tax crisis amid growth plans
Grubb, elected after three elections, vows to finish his term despite unpaid taxes exceeding the $302,000 municipal budget. He notes a physics degree from Rensselaer and prior RCA work, while his family backs his resolve to stay and complete promised reforms.
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California High Court Rules Car Trunk Search Without Warrant Unlawful
The California Supreme Court ruled 5-2 that a search of a car trunk without a warrant at the time of a lawful arrest is unlawful. The decision reversed the burglary conviction of Roy C. Burke of Los Angeles, with evidence from the trunk deemed inadmissible. The case stemmed from items seized in a police garage, including pills and an X-ray negative.
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