Court debates effect of illegal eavesdropping on surveillance ruling
The Supreme Court declined a rehearing as Justices discuss whether foreign intelligence wiretaps violate the Fourth Amendment. Stewart notes the March 10 ruling condemns illegal eavesdropping but does not settle legality of foreign intelligence surveillance. The case involves Ali, Hoffa, and other appellants awaiting trial-level transcript reviews to determine admissibility and potential reversals.
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John N. Mitchell
Senate
Erwin N. Griswold
Supreme Court
Stewart
Griswold
Justice Department
Conlianetti
Taglianetti
Aci
Cassius Clay
Hoffa
Ali
Teamster
Era
Chattanooga
Chicago
Clay
Money Woes Close Famed Mission Inn
Riverside reports the Mission Inn, a historic hotel opened in 1876, closing due to financial troubles. Once hosting presidents including Nixon and guests of Will Rogers, the inn grew under Frank Miller into a sprawling 300 room complex with extensive public spaces.
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Riverside
UPI
Nixon
Will Rogers
America
Frank Miller
San Francisco Inn Faces Closure Over Unpaid Taxes
Psychiatric exams ordered for two brothers in a bludgeon murder case surface amid broader school rule controversy. The inn, a historic site bridging California's eras, remains padlocked as Ben Swig seeks $60,000 in taxes paid personally. Notables linked to the inn include Presidents and aviation pioneers, with relics of Wright and Lindbergh displayed.
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Richard M. Nixon
Pat
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
San Francisco
Ben Swig
Miller
Orville Wright
Charles Lindbergh
Hap Arnold
Wiley Post
Amelia Earhart
Jimmy Doolittle
Eddie Rickenbacker
Charles Sessions
California lawmakers push to regulate farm labor conflicts
In Sacramento lawmakers vow to seek a state law if Congress delays farm labor conflict action. Assemblyman Pattee Sen. Marler and Assemblyman Powers urge measures to curb harvest time strikes and avoid national boycotts on California crops. They favor arbitration if needed and support federal action if enacted.
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Sacramento
California
Congress
Marler
Pattee
Powers
Dockers' Injunction Ruling Due Today
A U S District Court judge will decide today on a temporary restraining order sought by the Pacific Maritime Association to force the ILWU to load ship containers. If granted, a hearing on a permanent injunction would follow, while local terminals report mixed activity and continued shipboard loading away from docks.
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Pacific Maritime Association
PMA
U.S. District Court
Robert Peckham
Ski Team Survives Arctic Fall in Polar Trek
An expedition led by Dr and Mrs Hugh Simpson of Glasgow and Roger Tufft survived a fall into Arctic waters and now cover about one mile daily on shifting ice. They began February 21 from Ward Hunt Island aiming for 10 miles daily to link with a science party en route to the pole in early April. In another incident, Bill Sanders reported recovering a woman’s dress, pocketbook and shoe stolen from a clothing store as a sheriff was alerted.
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Ottawa
North Pole
Northern Development Board
Hugh Simpson
Glasgow
Scotland
Roger Tufft
Ward Hunt Island
Pole
Danielsville
Bill Sanders
Life on Mars: scientist finds water in atmosphere
Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientist Dr Ronald Schorn reported convincing proof of water in Mars atmosphere after a five year study at McDonald Observatory Fort Davis Texas with Steven Little of the University of Texas. He notes white clouds resembling Earth cirrus and says life could be possible though not certain. NASA financed the research.
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Pasadena
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mars
Ronald Schorn
McDonald Observatory
Ft. Davis
Tex
Steven Little
University of Texas
Earth
The
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Long Beach suspect rams cars in spree linked to killings
Antoine Poissant, 42, of Carson Street, is a longtime suspect in shootings that killed Eduardo Antonio Martinez and Geneva Joy Whaley and critically injured Raymond Martinez. He rammed 15 cars during a city-wide chase, saying he did so to give police a reason to jail him. Police say the killings stem from a long standing feud and Poissant is undergoing psychiatric evaluation after prior reckless driving charges.
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Torrance-area
Long Beach
Antoine Rene Poissant
Carson St
Poissant
Donor Registry Probed by Los Angeles Groups
Dr Richard Glassock of the Los Angeles Transplant Society says a registry to match organ donors to science is being explored. People sign letters to join as donors and may notify physicians kin and lawyers. Medic Alert emblems can mark donor status.
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Estrelle Doheny Eye Foundation
S. Lake St
Los Angeles
Calif
Los Angeles Foundation of Otology
Third St
Richard Glassock
Los Angeles Transplant Society
Ucla Medical Center
le Conte Ave
Glassock
Barefoot Women Jailed For Red Paint Incident
Sali McAllister and Charlene Pope, both from Mountain View, were sentenced to six months in a jail type federal institution after splattering red paint on the Presidio court martial building in October. They appeared barefoot before U S District Judge George B Harris, saying they faced jail with elation. They were arrested at a Los Angeles antiwar vigil after missing a February 27 sentencing.
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San Francisco
Presidio
Sali McAllister
Charlene Pope
Mountain View
U.S
George B. Harris
Harris
Los Angeles
Springtime Classified Ads Highlight New Homes
Short overview of spring home listings and real estate ads. Features include new housing opportunities, property listings, and promotional offers from local agencies.
Cranston Targets Soviet Arms to Middle East and ABM
Sen. Alan Cranston criticized Soviet arms shipments to the Middle East and the Nixon ABM deployment. He urged Russia and others to halt arms flows and argued for disarmament to prevent nuclear escalation. He spoke at a Jewish National Fund event in Beverly Hills.
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UPS
Alan Cranston
Dcalif
Middle East
U.S
Vietnam
Cranston
Ussr
Jewish National Fund
Russia
Nixon
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Stockton
San Diego
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
ILWU
Peckham
Sam Kagel
Kagel
Pma-Ilwu
Arctic
L.B
Raymond Martinez
Harbor General Hospital
Eduardo Antonio Martinez
S. Hempstead St
Anaheim
Geneva Joy Whaley
Geneva
Joy Martinez
Carson Street
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PARA
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