Earl Warren the Justice Who Shaped a Nation
Earl Warren rose from Bakersfield beginnings to California governor and later Chief Justice. His tenure on the Supreme Court featured landmark civil rights and criminal justice rulings that defined the Warren Court and drew national attention.
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Oil Embargo End Near As Arab Ministers Meet
Arab oil ministers in Cairo unanimously agreed to end a nine month embargo on shipments to the Netherlands, signaling a likely immediate lift. Egypt and Syria face reported truce violations in exchange zones, while Israel mulls a 10 000 man vigilante force for raids into Lebanon.
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Stockton Assemblyman quits over Reagan appointment
Freshman Republican Doug Carter of Stockton resigns from the legislature after criticizing Gov Reagan for naming Norman Shumway to a San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors vacancy. Carter suspends his re election bid though his name stays on the November ballot. John Garamendi, his Democratic challenger, says the move won t alter his campaign as he continues door to door.
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Sinatra booed quits Australia amid union fury
In Melbourne a scene of assault and protest followed Frank Sinatra as unions denounced his behavior and canceled part of a five concert Australia tour. Guards clashed with reporters. transport and hotel unions refused services. leaders like Neville Wran condemned his conduct and fast entry.
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Californians pay for speeding under 55 mph limit
A state Office of Traffic Safety spokesman says monthly speeding ticket revenue to cities and counties rose to about 1.4 million dollars, nearly triple last year’s 560 thousand, as highway patrols issue about 100 thousand tickets monthly under the new limit. An informal survey shows roughly 1,400 dollars paid per 100 cited speeding violators.
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Reinecke reacts to scandal charge reduction
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke says it was not surprising that one of three perjury counts was dropped by special prosecutor Leon Jaworski. He maintains innocence and rejects plea bargaining as his political career and finances suffer, with a July 15 trial set.
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Porter Fined For Six Year Case Dilution With Fictitious Papers
San Francisco lawyer William Lent Porter, 49, was fined 5000 dollars after a jury found he kept a case alive for six years using fictitious documents and accepted 1199 dollars in fees from the National Automatic Sprinkler and Fire Control Association of New York. Judge Francis McCarty ordered Porter to repay the fees and serve two years on probation, praising him as a man of integrity despite the findings. His defense blamed emotional problems.
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