Key Judge Lillie cases overruled by higher court
Cambridge Massachusetts UPI reports California Supreme Court unanimously reversed four Judge Mildred Lillie rulings earlier this year. Harvard law professor Laurence Tribe criticizes Lillie as indefensible and unfit for federal judgeship or the Supreme Court, noting reversals target reappointment, civil procedure, juvenile adoptions and other areas.
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Interest curb vital to Phase 2 credibility
Senate Banking Committee Chairman Joby Sparkman warned that Nixon’s anti inflation plan could lose credibility without public support and lower interest rates. He noted rates have doubled in five years, and profits in money markets must be treated fairly to sustain the program. He spoke in Montreal to the National League of Insured Savings Associations.
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UPL
Joby Sparkman
Senate Banking Committee
Nixon
Tose
Spakman
National League of Insured Savings Associations
Montreal
Labor court proposed to curb strikes and inflation
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Special Labor courts should be set up to prevent strikes by binding settlements when both sides fail to agree. Congressman John Fehodes said inflation in the U S economy cannot be controlled without tools to curb escalating wage demands and strikes in basic industries. He proposes a five member court with jurisdiction over labor disputes in commerce harming the country, usable by either government or parties in dispute. More than 15,400 bankers are studying President Nixon's economic program.
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San Francisco
UPL
American Bankers Association
John J Fehodes
R-Ariz
U.S
Rhodes
House Republican Policy Committee
Nixon
Regents Confirmation Power Defeated in Assembly
A proposed constitutional amendment to grant the Senate power to confirm or reject University of California Board of Regents appointments failed in the Assembly by a 45 to 17 vote. The margin fell short of the two thirds required to place the measure on the ballot, with Senator Ide supporting the plan and Governor Nejedly opposing.
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Senate
Board of Regents
University of California
John Ideye
Tiaoka Wirl
John Nejedty
R-Walnujl Creek
Judges Lose Retirement Benefits After Convictions Bill
The Assembly gave final approval on a bill to strip retirement benefits from judges convicted of major felonies and removed from the bench by the State Supreme Court.
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Assembly
State Supreme Court
U S industry output edges up while housing slows
Industrial production rose five tenths of one percent in September the first gain since May while housing starts fell to an annual rate of 1.958 million units from 2.225 million. The report shows a sluggish economy with gains in industry offset by easing home building as officials warn the downturn may persist.
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Washington Oqulmit
Federal Reserve Board Cal
Commerce Department
Harold C. Passer
Commerce Secretary
Judge opposes oath on Bible in judicial truth telling
Judge S Tupper Bigelow, editor of Provincial Judges Quarterly, criticizes the long standing requirement to swear on the Bible to tell the truth. He argues the practice is ridiculous and should be abolished, highlighting widespread witness unease.
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Toronto
S. Tupper Bigelow
Provincial Judges Quarterly
Nixon trips linked to pullout speed economy gains
Sen. Alan Cranston said Nixon’s announced trips to China and Russia could speed troop withdrawals from Vietnam and curb the arms race. He argued the $120 billion Vietnam war and a $400 billion yearly arms race drive economic ills and inflation, urging a slower nuclear race and a healthier economy.
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American Bankers Association
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