Colson Pardon Likely Blocked by Present Rules
Justice Department officials said Colson does not qualify for a pardon under current rules and would need a waiver. Attorney General Saxbe noted the request is being studied and could be marked no action without a rule waiver. Colson is the first Watergate figure to seek a Ford pardon since Nixon.
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Pardons and commutations discussed in Colson case notes
Traylor explained pardon benefits beyond term reduction, aiding employment licensing and bonding. Colson pleaded guilty in 1971 to obstruction related to Pentagon Papers disclosures. Jaworski dropped charges in exchange, with related Watergate trials pending. Montana faces a winter storm with heavy rain, snow, and temperature drops.
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Six Los Angeles cops ousted over morals charge
At least six Los Angeles police officers faced suspension or resignation for having sex with a woman prisoner. City officials and Police Chief Bob Taylor confirmed actions were taken or considered, with the Times reporting the inmate asked jailers for sex and some complied.
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Relief supplies trickle into Honduras victims
Emergency relief reaches newly discovered Hurricane Fifi victims in Sonaguerra Mosquitia as officials warn of bottlenecks in aid to isolated refugees. Death toll estimates range from 1,000 to 10,000 with tens of thousands marooned awaiting food water and medicine by helicopter.
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New scheme to hike pay in Congress
Los Angeles reports a tax loophole approved by the House Ways and Means Committee would raise a typical lawmaker’s pre tax income by about 1700 dollars. The measure increases the living expense deduction to 5700 dollars as of Jan 1 and would auto rise with inflation, if the omnibus tax bill passes.
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Reagan signs shield law and other bills in California
Governor Ronald Reagan signed 19 measures including a shield law for reporters unpublished material protection. The package also funds BART extension, strengthens car insurance enforcement, removes pay toilet locks, and requires Spanish language contracts and notices. The actions span education, taxation, and consumer protections with broad demographic impact.
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California
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San Francisco
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Explosive split hits Palestinian guerrilla ranks over peace stance
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine quit the PLO executive committee in Beirut accusing the movement of leaning toward reactionary regimes and U.S. peace terms. The General Command and the Iraqi backed Liberation Front may also quit, signaling a major rift amid regional tensions and border actions by Israeli troops.
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Popular Front Opposes Government Formation for Geneva Talks
Arab sources report Yamani warning the Popular Front will oppose any government linked to a路线 toward Geneva peace talks. He calls such a government part of a path leading Arabs to participate in Arab-Israeli negotiations.
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