Indians press appeal over longer trial to keep pay
Two American Indian activists ask California Court of Appeal to replace Judge Floyd Dodson claiming he delays plea negotiations to extend the trial and secure higher salary. They note Dodson retired but continued as visiting judge after notice of retirement. The six to 18 month trial could yield Dodson up to 73 749 dollars.
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Los Angeles
UPI
State Court of Appeal
Floyd Dodson
Paul Skyhorse
Richard Mohawk
Dodson
Mark Rosenbaum
Ameri
Can Civil Liberties Union
Decreased rainfall worsens Northwest energy outlook
Merrill F. Schultz, director for the Northwest Power Pool, warns June precipitation lowers the Columbia River runoff forecast. The The Dalles volume is now projected at 54 million acre feet for January through July, down from 57 million. Voluntary energy reductions have kept curtailments unlikely, but continued cuts are essential to avoid rationing.
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State workers paid to read ads for consumer protection
In Sacramento UPI reported Dorothy Jones and Barry Meyers of the California Department of Consumer Affairs work full time to uncover misleading ad claims in newspapers magazines and on radio and television. They rely on volunteers to study ads and respond to 5 to 10 public complaints weekly.
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Sacramento
UPI
Dorothy Jones
Barry Meyers
Department of Consumer Affairs
Meyers
Tom Platt
Department
Attorney General's Office
Schick Center For the Control of
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Thomas J. Lipton, Inc
America
Covina Automotive Company
California
Van Houten Jury Deliberations Enter Second Murder Trial
Los Angeles jurors in Leslie Van Houten's trial begin further deliberations after a weekend sequester. The 27 year old is charged with the August 10 1969 LaBianca killings following the Tate murder spree. Prosecutor Stephen Kay argues first degree murder while defense cites LSD and Manson influence.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Leslie van Houten
Leno
Rosemary LaBianca
Sharon Tate
Miss van Houten
Maxwell Keith
Manson
Stephen Kay
LaBianca
Conservatives dominate Hawaii state women’s meet
In Honolulu the three day Hawaii state women's meeting ended with conservatives led by churchgoers securing 14 of 16 Hawaii delegates to a national gathering in Houston. About 1,500 Mormons attended, many bused in, while 4,000 people watched as 10 of 100 resolutions were debated and only four passed focusing on conservative aims.
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UPI
Hawaii
Houston
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