California panel urges removal of Los Angeles judge
The California Commission on Judicial Qualifications recommended the removal of Los Angeles Municipal Court Judge Leland W. Geiler for prejudice against the public defender and alleged misconduct. The nine member panel, created in 1960, may force the Supreme Court to act, with proceedings kept confidential until a ruling.
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California
Los Angeles
California Commission On Judicial Qualifications
Phil S. Gibson
California Supreme Court
Leland W. Geiler
Commission
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Murray Draper
State Court of Appeals
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Geiler
Jack E. Frankel
Commis
Sion
Frankel
Board of Governors
State Bar
Drapér
State Personnel Director Action On Ruffin Upheld
Louisiana Civil Service Commission ruled Harold Forbes acted within his authority when elevating H D Ruffin to classified status without a competitive examination for the Department of Occupational Standards. The panel found no evidence of wrongdoing and noted the case involved an indictment over spending and a challenge from the Louisiana Realtors Association.
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Forbes
Ruffin
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Department of Occupational Standards
Civil Service
John McKeithen
Commission
Campaign finance clash swirls in McGovern-Dole exchanges
Republican charges of devious cover ups prompt Democratic counterclaims as GAO opens or contemplates probes of McGovern finances. Dole cites alleged undisclosed funds and foreign group contributions while Mankiewicz defends fundraising practices and cites ongoing audits.
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George S. McGovern
GOP
Robert J. Dole
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GAO
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California Citizens For Fair Share
Los Angeles Times
Committee For Good Government
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John G. Schmitz
California
American Party
Minneapolis
Thomas Jefferson Anderson
Chattanooga
Thomas I. Eagleton
Missouri
Cape Girardan, Mo
Officer Booked In Drugs Case In New Orleans
AP reports New Orleans police suspended Officer Albert Lininger after he was booked on possession of narcotics. Superintendent Clarence Giarrusso said an investigation would follow. Lininger, a former narcotics undercover agent, was arrested with two others and a small amount of marijuana was involved.
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Albert Lininger
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Giarrusso
Help for veterans offered at Montclair State College
New Jersey program offers a 12 week self-awareness and self-motivation course called Veterans' Educational Transition for Vietnam veterans. The noncredit course aims to aid returning service members in developing career and personal goals.
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Know Thyself
New York
UPI
Montclair State College
New Jersey
Mississippi relaxes residency rules for voters
Mississippi circuit clerks gain authority to relax strict residency tests for voter registration. Atty. Gen. Summer says the opinion allows considering intent to reside over three or more negative responses on residency questions, extending the vote to those showing intent despite "wrong" answers.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Atty
A. F. Summer
Washington County
Erwin Henderson
Summer
Asst. Atty
W. D. Coleman
State Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Louisiana Tech Holds Choir Auditions In Ruston
The Louisiana Tech University Concert Choir seeks new members in Ruston. Dr. Robert Ferrington invites interested students to audition in the music building from 8 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm each weekday through Monday September 4. Auditions are open to all students, undergrad or grad, with department supplied music.
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Ruston
Louisiana Tech
Robert Ferrington
Ruston University
Ferrington
Catholics End Londonderry Rent and Tax Strike
About 1 000 Catholic families in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, ended a rent and tax strike tied to civil rights protests for parity with Protestants. The Londonderry Development Commission cited reduced participation from 2 500 at the peak to under 1 500, saying renewed cooperation followed IRA violence including Bloody Friday and the Newry customs attack. Police and army actions reported seizures of explosives and weapons, with 544 total fatalities over three years of Northern Ireland violence.
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Belfast
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Commission
IRA
Newry
Wisconsin Minnesota pact allows out-of-state tuition waiver
Undergraduates in Wisconsin and Minnesota may attend a public college in the neighboring state with a waiver of out-of-state tuition. The Public Education Reciprocity Agreement between the two states enables this option, easing college access across borders.
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Saving Money
New York
UPI
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Soviet Leukemia Virus Claim Triggers New Cure Hopes
American scientists react to a Soviet leukemia breakthrough announced at a news conference. They say isolation of a potential cancer virus may aid prevention and treatment, with U S researchers planning to study Soviet material and share 32 viruses they have identified.
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Frank Carey
Washington
United States
John B. Moloney
National Cancer Institute
C. Gordon Zubrod
Moloney
Boris Lapin
Moscow
Special Metropolitan Annuities For Teachers Intro
Special Metropolitan annuities offer qualified teachers and others a monthly lifetime income to supplement Social Security and retirement funds. Learn how monthly checks can enhance leisure years with guaranteed payments.
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