Fromme's Aide Requests Release On Bail
Two friends of Lynette Fromme seek immediate release without bail at federal arraignment for conspiring to mail threatening letters to leaders. Sandra Good and Susan Murphy argue self representation, citing safety concerns and past environment activism. A bail hearing is set and proceedings delay to Jan. 6.
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Doctors win reprieve from malpractice premium rise in California
Travelers Insurance extended current malpractice coverage while appealing a state ruling limiting raises to 327 percent for next year. The delay comes as doctors press for reform and a potential special legislative session is sought.
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Two- thirds vote tax initiative unlikely for June ballot
In Sacramento AP report, backers say a California proposal to raise tax votes to two thirds probably won’t qualify for June ballots due to a $125000 ad limit under campaign reform rules. Business groups and donors are blamed for weak support as rival measure seeks simpler majority for all taxes.
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California first proficiency test lets some students leave high school
Fewer than 13 000 students about 2 percent of eligible teens took California s inaugural proficiency test allowing early high school departure Officials said results would be announced in four to six weeks The test targets survival skills such as balancing a checkbook and job application Those who pass receive a certificate equivalent to a diploma
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Chief Davis attacks ACLU suit over campus undercover ops
Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis condemned a Superior Court suit by the ACLU seeking to block undercover campus drug probes. The case follows a crackdown that led to 275 arrests, including 242 juveniles, across high schools this month.
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Suspect in parents' killing wins right to defend self
John Lawrence Miller, a parolee charged with murdering his parents in Long Beach, won the right to defend himself in Superior Court under a recent Supreme Court ruling. The 33-year-old killer, who spent years in prison, will proceed without counsel though a powerless adviser may be consulted. A contempt finding against his former attorney followed and a plea date was reset after a procedural delay.
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