McComb Loses Bid for Conservatorship in Los Angeles
The wife of California Supreme Court Justice Marshall McComb was named conservator after a court hearing as McComb, 91, said he did not want a conservator. The ruling grants Mrs. Margaret McComb authority over his affairs while noting his mental disability and loss of self care. The appointment does not affect his court position, though a panel will decide on possible removal.
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Shuttle Flight Testat Edwards AFB Described as Textbook Run
Space Agency officials called Monday’s fourth flight a textbook test of emergency procedures atop the carrier plane at Edwards Air Force Base. The shuttle descended from 22 000 feet to 16 000 feet with engines idling during a missed approach.
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NASA ends test run after smooth landing of 747 carrier
NASA spokesman Bob Gordon said the dramatic run ended without problems. The Boeing 747 carrier carried a 144000 pound test craft and used brakes on landing for the first time, stopping after a 9009 foot rollout.
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State hospital tranquilizer rules tighten use at Norwalk
Sacramento reports state health officials impose new restrictions on powerful tranquilizers at 11 state hospitals starting with Metropolitan State Hospital Norwalk. A five member committee will review large doses, ensure individual packaging, limit to one tranquilizer per patient unless approved, and end wholesale drug distribution to aides.
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