Court suspends spending limits on ballot measure campaigns
The California Supreme Court suspended Proposition 9 campaign spending limits while hearing challenges to the restrictions. The stay affects the Nuclear Power Plants Initiative and requires FPPC to file a written response by Feb 4. The law sets a per side minimum of $500,000 and a cap of 8 cents per eligible voter with a $500,000 lead cap.
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Vatican declares sexual ethics draw mixed Catholic reaction
The Vatican condemned premarital sex masturbation and homosexuality in a declaration on sexual ethics drawing sharp criticism from U S and European Catholics. Interpreting the text, critics say it fails to fully address the truth and overlook positive sexuality aspects.
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Nixon Answers Questions Under Oath In Halperin Suit
Former President Richard Nixon testified under oath for a third time in a civil suit filed by Morton Halperin over Nixon authorized FBI taps on Halperin. The transcript was sealed pending evidence in a Washington federal court with no trial date set.
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Major winter storms lash Midwest and Northeast
A second major snowstorm across Michigan and surrounding states triggered salt shortages and roof collapse fears. Winds toppled walls in Missouri and derailed freight trains in Wyoming as seven Warrenton workers were injured, five hospitalized, during a building addition. Snow totals reached four inches in Michigan with up to eight inches in earlier storms, while schools closed across multiple districts.
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