California governors candidates reach spending and debate deal
Secretary of State Edmund Brown Jr and Republican Houston Flournoy agree to a $900000 advertising limit per candidate and a six debate series. Debates will be staged with format restrictions and only one nationally televised event in Los Angeles KNBC TV.
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Farr receives five day jail term and $500 fine
Reporter William Farr, central figure in a long clash over gag orders, is sentenced by Superior Court Judge Charles Older to five days in jail and a $500 fine. The case centers on whether reporters must reveal confidential sources to protect juror impartiality. Farr remains free on appeal.
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Kerner Begins Prison Term for Stock Transfer Convictions
Otto Kerner former Illinois governor and U.S. appeals court judge surrendered to marshals in Lexington then started serving his sentence as prisoner No 0037123 for racetrack stock transfer convictions. He was moved to a former narcotics treatment center prison and assigned a double room with an unidentified inmate. Parole eligibility is set for October.
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