Former Los Angeles official jailed in baby-selling ring
Former Los Angeles County Crime Commissioner Ronald Silverton was sentenced to 11 months in prison for operating an unlicensed adoption agency and a baby-selling conspiracy. He remained free on bond pending appeal. The Han cock Park resident faced three years of probation and multi million dollar claims of international reach while his Save-a-Life Adoption Service charged up to 10000 dollars per baby.
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Intellectual clash between Brown and Buckley on Firing Line
In a taped intellectual exchange for PBS Firing Line on Friday Edmund G. Brown Jr. and William F. Buckley Jr. spar over history philosophy and the judiciary Buckley misrecalls Albertus Magnus while Brown defends Supreme Court restraint and gradual interpretation of the 14th Amendment as Buckley and Brown debate school busing and constitutional questions viewer guidance suggests using reference books.
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Grower blasts Agricultural Labor Relations Act as tragic farce
United Press International reports growing criticism of the ALRB as growers and workers clash over access rules and unions. Violence against UFW organizers continues in Tulare County amid court actions against grape ranch leaders and ongoing ALRB meetings in Salinas.
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California men indicted in double murder in Nevada hills
A county grand jury in Carson City indicted Edward F. Wills Jr. and Julius Neuschafter Jr. on first degree murder charges for the August 1974 fatal shooting of Lori Lynn Woodruff, 13, and Shawn Marie Hofer, 15, whose bodies were found north of the city on August 15.
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No growth city law upheld on appeal
The 9th Circuit refused rehearing on its Aug 13 ruling upholding Petaluma's no growth ordinance limiting five or more unit housing projects to 500 units per year. The court said the plan is a reasonable tool to preserve small town character and orderly growth.
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