California Supreme Court bars busing ban to block integration
The California Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the state law prohibiting busing of school children without parental consent cannot be used to halt school integration. The decision centers on civil rights and state policy during efforts to desegregate schools.
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UPI
California
Supreme Court
Richmond and
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Floyd Wakefield
South Gate
Sacramento
Mathew O Tobriner
Defense plan proposed in Manson case delays penalty phase
Defense for Charles Manson and three follower women offered no witnesses or evidence in the Tate LaBianca murders trial. The same jury will decide the death or life sentence, with prosecutors planning extensive testimony including a new witness who says Manson fired. The defense vows a complete case in the penalty phase.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Tate LaBiance
California
Paul Fitzgerald
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie Ven Houten
Manson
Dave Shinn
Miss Atkins
LaBianca
Vincent T. Bugliosi
Bugliosi
Gary Hinman
Donald ‘Shorty
Shea
Uilly
Quickie divorce law tightens foreign residency rule
Mexico's Federal Chamber of Deputies approved a six month residency requirement for foreigners seeking divorce. Judges who ignore the measure face fines or imprisonment. Senate approval and publication in the official gazette will finalize the law, superseding state statutes. Ciudad Juarez and nearby areas feel federal pressure shifting local divorce practices.
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Senate
Mexico
Chihuahua
Ciudad Juarez
Developers Attack State Bill as Price Fixing
In Sacramento UPI reports real estate developers denounce a state plan to halt sales of large land projects unless conditions of sale are fair and equitable. Western Developers Council counsel Sam J. Whiting calls it price fixing and warns against state price controls while environmental concerns remain with local governments. Boise Cascade Co. counsel John Borgwardt says the measure effectively fixes sale prices.
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UPI
Sam J. Whiting
Palo Alto
Western Developers Council
Whiting
Dugald Gillies
The
California Real Estate Association
John Borgwardt
Boise Cascade Co
Eisenhower dollars loom for Reno casinos
Reno hears the Philadelphia Mint will start producing Eisenhower dollars, with casinos expecting large numbers by year end. State Gaming Industry Association's Les Kotoed recalls token use after silver dollars vanished and warns of tokens being misused or disappearing.
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RENO
UPI
Philadelphia Mint
Les Kotoed
State Gaming Industry Association
Tragedy in Glenside Family Mass Murder Suicides
Eight year old Susan Pruyn called a neighbor to report all dead after police found Edward Wheeler Pruyn 36 and his wife Andrea along with children Edward Jr 14 Caroline 6 Nora 2 and Andrew 7 months dead in a colonial home. Coroner says homicide followed by suicide with a 9mm Walther pistol. Tax liens exceeding 25000 noted against family and business interests.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Susan Pruyn
Thomas McDermott
Glenside
McDermott
Edward Wheeler Pruyn
Andrea
Edward Jr
Caroline
Nora
Andrew
Montgomery County
John Hotta
Pruyn
Savage eastern storm batters northeast with high winds
United Press International reports an intense winter storm lashing the northeast with gusts up to 70 mph and heavy snow. A steel plate fell from a construction site narrowly missing Bert Weiner, while Arctic cold grips the Midwest and East and four deaths are blamed on the Michigan storm.
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United Press International
New York Weather Bureau
Bert Weiner
Midwest
Great Lakes
Michigan
National Weather Service
California brothers sentenced for rape allow university classes
In Spokane County Superior Court judge Willard Roe sentenced James Newson, 26, to 12 months in Whitman County Jail and Irvin Newson, 22, to 10 months for rape. Both will serve five years probation and may attend university classes while imprisoned. James studies for a PhD in anthropology near Washington State University. Irvin is an undergraduate. The brothers, from Sacramento, were convicted in a nonjury trial. two other WSU students were acquitted.
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Spokane, Wash
Sacramento
Roe
WSU
Newsons
State
Undersea pipeline foreseen for water from California coast
The plan envisions a long undersea pipeline along the Pacific Continental Shelf to supply Southern and Central California with water by 2020 as the California Water Project deficits grow. Vissia of the U S Bureau of Reclamation outlines similar options including desalination and wastewater reclamation amid environmental concerns. The proposal aims to avoid land disruption and may be economically similar to overland facilities.
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California
Rodney J. Vissin
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
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Pacific Ocean
Southern Coast
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