Ford lectures at SC no comment on Nixon talks
Gerald Ford lectured about government for USC political science students during a three day visit. He refused to comment on Nixon interviews, saying Nixon's words speak for themselves. Ford mentioned he would pardon Nixon again under 1974 conditions and noted the Watergate focus occupies about two percent of his time. He defended his 25 year congressional record and denied doing nothing in Congress. He reflected on Solzhenitsyn and the Kennedy assassination inquiry and offered a remorseful note on the Oval Office rebuff.
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State water rights panel named
Gov. Brown named retired Chief Justice Donald Wright to head a commission to review state water rights law. The panel includes eight others and aims to propose changes by June 20 78. Background papers prepared by UC Davis staff support the commission as it reviews ownership of underground water and plans to store imported northern water in southern basins.
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Deak backs guns for judges in California bill
California judges seek concealed handgun rights amid threats and a new bill by Sen. George Deukmejian would permit armed judges without permits. The Los Angeles Daily Journal reports widespread security concerns. current rules require fingerprinting and permit exams, with some agencies refusing to issue permits.
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Grand Jury Backs California Death Penalty Legislation
Los Angeles County Grand Jury endorsed Senate Bill 155 by Senator Deukmejian, urging reinstatement of the California death penalty. In a letter to the Board of Supervisors the jury said it studied the bill and found it meets U.S. and state court standards for imposition and mitigating considerations. The measure calls for death penalty if first degree murder is proven with no mitigating factors.
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