Kansas Supreme Court Adopts Strict Judicial Conduct Code
The Kansas Supreme Court approved a stringent code of judicial conduct for judges, attorneys, and court officers effective January 1. The rule limits political activity, business ties, bank board service, and law practice, and requires disqualification if a judge or family has a financial interest in a case.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Harold R. Fatyer
Fatzer
Supreme Court
Air Fare Hikes Approved by 2CAB for Europe Flights
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved fare increases of 2 to 8 percent on most United States Europe routes. First class and several excursion group rates rise while economy and youths fares stay unchanged. Effective January 1, the rises were negotiated by the International Air Transportation Association and await government ratification.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Civil Aeronautics Board
International Air Transport Association
SBA Exec Denies Conflict of Interest
Washington AP. Thomas F. Regan former Richmond SBA director testifies denying any wrongdoing as a House subcommittee questions his debts exceeding 400000 and links to wealthy borrowers. Regan’s ties to Joseph Palumbo brother-in-law are examined amid corruption concerns and loan office investigations.
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Washington
Richmond Area
The
Small Business Administration
Thomas F. Regan
House
Frank Annunzio
Annunzio
Regan
Subcommittee
SBA
Joseph Palumbo
Charlottes
Palumbo
Philadelphia
Russell Hamilton
Richmond
White House clashes with Watergate prosecutor staff
The White House accused Archibald Cox supporters of bias as Leon Jaworski, now the special prosecutor, pressed for access to tapes and documents. Jaworski hinted at seeking court custody of all tapes while tensions rose during court hearings over an erased 18 minute tape segment.
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Washington
Archibald Cox
White House
Cox
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Leon Jaworski
Houston, Tex
Jaworski
Federal
Dwight L. Chapin
Nixon
Cpauld
Southern tremors rattle four states early today
Brief tremors struck Tennessee South Carolina North Carolina and Georgia at 248 a.m. lasting about 15 seconds. Dozens of residents reported the shaking to sheriffs and state police as dishes rattled and sleepers awakened with no injuries or major damage reported.
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Associated Press
National Weather Service
Atlanta
Tennessee
Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Sheriff
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