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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
19
In the Long Beach Bar Bulletin Harry J. Simon, president of the Long Beach Bar Association, describes becoming sensitive to courtroom cues and people in it. He suggests a lawyer should be almost paranoid to ensure a fair day in court.
A columnist notes banks receive free public service license plates totaling 163,620 this year under a 50 year old law and a bill to end the practice failed. He also questions the display of American flag pins in court settings, suggesting lawyers jurors and officials leave pins at home to avoid affecting justice.
Judge Richard W. Abbe of Shasta County Superior Court, a liberal appointee of Governor Brown, ruled firmly in a welfare case. He noted the recipient received aid for four years while having other income and living in Alameda County. The judge declared the defendant had been cheating the hell out of Shasta County, a remark deemed judicious in context.
Paris reports that nations including Britain have faced charges of torture during counter guerrilla warfare. It notes that brutality was admitted in several cases and claims British interrogators used methods deemed unacceptable, allegedly following Soviet practice.
A journalist researcher describes touring Saigon as a tourist, facing stifling customs, limited sights, and sparse entertainment. He notes difficult transport to beaches, scarce parks, and awkward hotel comfort, concluding tourism here is unattractive amid ongoing conflict and security concerns.
A state council map seals nine regional districts with Los Angeles at the center. Boundaries extend to Lake Tahoe, crossing Mono and Inyo, sparking talk of LA swallowing more of the state and reshaping regional powers beyond county lines.
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