Californians urged legal reform to curb rising lawsuits
J Anthony Kline the California governor's legal affairs secretary urged a public shift and revised laws in a Law Week speech. He warned Americans are obsessed with law, noted civil filings grow seven times population, and called for restructuring courts to boost efficiency and reduce disputes suited to litigation.
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Open Tuesday Through Saturday at sUTY & ted 128 South I Street
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Imported tuna ban to be postponed
Washington officials announce a two month postponement of the imported tuna ban to align with a June meeting of the International Tropical Tuna Association and to allow Congress time to consider porpoise quota legislation. The move follows a large San Diego harbor protest by about 140 tuna boats demanding easing of porpoise protection rules.
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City Council approves mandatory 10 percent Los Angeles water cut
Los Angeles voters face a mandatory 10 percent water reduction after a five hour council debate. The ordinance, approved 13 to 2, bans hose cleaning of driveways, forces leak repairs, and fines violators with a 15 percent bill penalty if the limit is exceeded. It could take effect July 1 if approved next week.
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Thunderstorms spark tornadoes across midwest and beyond
United Press International reports two consecutive storm nights as 16 tornadoes strike states including Texas Illinois Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. One tornado in Atlanta Illinois injures a woman trapped in a mobile home while floods and debris disrupt roads and homes.
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Croatians convicted in TWA hijacking to publicize independence
Four Croatian nationalists were found guilty of hijacking TWA Flight 553 from New York to Paris to press for Croatian independence from Yugoslavia. Zvonko Bush and Julienne Bush plus two co defendants were convicted of hijacking causing a death, facing life or death penalties.
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Gallery 131 No IV St Ownership Shifts
Local gallery 131 reports a change in ownership after a dispute over property line 736.0611 with Kenneth H Stields. Details remain unclear as records reference IV Street and an unresolved transfer.
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