Evel Knievel Seeks Parole After Jail Uniform Change
Evel Knievel, wearing faded denim jail attire after a six month sentence, asks the parole board for early release for assaulting film executive Sheldon Saltman. He expresses remorse, denies an escape charge, and cites financial trouble as he faces a Tuesday hearing on the escape allegation. The board did not decide immediately.
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Cancel Out on fat. Cranston says Californians get little say
U.S. Senator Alan Cranston liberal Democrat complains Californians feel shortchanged in the Senate by frequent clashes with conservative Republican S N Hayakawa. He notes they differ about half the time, about 55 percent of votes, a point his aides may fear reflecting poorly on their side.
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Senators Canceling Each Other Out Aims To Save Taxpayers
A columnist imagines a world where senators cancel each other out on major issues to reduce costs from travel, speaking engagements, and media, arguing it would spare taxpayers and curb excess. The piece critiques current debates on the Panama Canal abortion welfare reform energy policy and criticizes premade positions while musing on paired voting and its political effects.
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