U S declines to honor ruling in Russo Pentagon Papers case
The Justice Department will not abide by a federal court order allowing Anthony J. Russo to publish a republishable transcript and testify before a federal grand jury investigating the Pentagon Papers. Russo, an associate of Ellsberg at Rand Santa Monica, refused to answer questions.
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Brown Sues Nine Over Campaign Gift Disclosures in California
Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr filed civil suits in Sacramento County against nine losing 1970 candidates for failing to disclose campaign contributions and expenditures. He invoked a code provision to bar these individuals from seeking major office for up to 10 years and extended deadlines for several others to file late reports. The action named Democratic and GOP candidates including Wallace Henderson, J F Kasravi, Walter Williams, James Slaven, Lawrence Tulak, Tom Tomlin, Dixon McLaughlin, Ida Stevens, James Scott, Jol Leadbetter, Victor Gohring, Henry Miele, Ronald Zimmermann, Daniel Hostetter, and Jill Karen Lewis. A Grass Valley judge candidate was barred from major office until 1981 for not obtaining a cadet order.
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Lawndale
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Sacramento
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Lodi
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San Diego
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Babcock
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Two youths arrested after Palm Tree Liquor Store robbery
Two college students were arrested on suspicion of armed robbery after a liquor store holdup on Studebaker Road. One suspect fled. a confrontation left no injuries as officers pursued a second suspect and recovered $200 and a .38 caliber pistol.
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Kosygin visit sparks protests and arson rumors in Parliament
Eyewitnesses identify Matrai as a possible assailant in a knife incident linked to Kosygin's Canadian visit. Pickets, representing exile groups, protested Soviet policy as Kosygin spoke of peaceful policy and international cooperation. The arrestees face charges and arraignment details remain unconfirmed.
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Kosygin visit sparks protests and security drills
Ottawa and Moscow tensions surfaced as Kosygin's Canadian trip drew protests by Jewish groups and bomb scares near the Soviet embassy. Police detained three men and removed a youth with a "Let my people go" banner. Trudeau urged democratic norms while 11 Molotov cocktails were found near the embassy as demonstrators gathered outside the hotel. Thomas, linked to an earlier hijacking, surrendered after a long standoff with RCMP while the Navy and aviation officials navigated requests for a longer range aircraft. Toronto and Vancouver officials emphasized close U.S. ties amid international friction.
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23 cops suspended in Memphis fatal beating case
Police chief Henry Lux announced the relief of 23 officers tied to the Friday incident amid a probe into the death of Ellen Hayes, a 17 year old beaten during a pursuit. The autopsy suggested probable homicide linked to the crash, with officers accused of striking the youths with night sticks. Community leaders urged justice.
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Younger may get reply on school tax ruling Oct. 29
California Supreme Court expected to rule by Oct. 23 on Younger request to reconsider its Aug. 30 decision finding the state school finance system illegal. State officials Flournoy and Riles said they agree with the ruling and may oppose any appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Frazier Goes On Trial In Redwood City For Murder
John Linley Frazier, 25, accused of murdering eye surgeon and four others amid environmental motives, faced a life-or-death trial as Dist. Atty. Peter Chang vowed to seek the death penalty. Jurors were questioned as the proceeding opened, with Frazier displaying calm and the trial expected to last six to eight weeks.
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