Burger voices critique of trial lawyers training quality
Chief Justice Warren Burger reiterated that many trial lawyers lack adequate training. He cited polls and surveys showing 41 percent of judges agree the quality of trial advocacy in federal courts is a serious problem and that law schools do not adequately prepare graduates for courtroom work.
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UPI
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Burger
American Bar Association
House of Delegates
London
ABA
New Orleans
Illinois State Bar Association
ABA Law Journal
U.S
Law School Admission Council
Law School
Farber seeks release from jail over notes in murder case
New York Times reporter Myron Farber, jailed since Friday for refusing to surrender murder case files, asks U.S. District Judge Frederick B. Lacey to release him into Times custody until courts decide. A habeas hearing is set for 9 a.m. Friday. Farber faces contempt for not turning over notes in Dr. Mario Jascalevich’s trial.
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N.J
UPI
New York Times
Myron Farber
U.S
Frederick B. Lacey
Farber
the Times
Lacey
Mario Jascalevich
Englewood Cliffs
Restitution Payouts Top $5,000 in LaSalle County
LaSalle County paid more than $5,000 in July to crime victims under the State's Attorney Restitution System. The largest single payment was 1809.20 in a deceptive practice case. Total restitution this year nears 30,000.
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Frank X. Yackley
LaSalle County
Teen held after curfew fight with Morris police
Sixteen year old Coleen Viner of Morris was taken to Grundy County Jail after resisting officers during a curfew stop on Liberty Street. Police say she faces charges of curfew violation resisting an officer and aggravated battery.
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Grundy County
Coleen Viner
Wauponsee St
Miss Viner
Miller
E. Jackson St
Watson
Youth Driver Ticketed After Collision in Morris
Morris police ticketed a 19 year old per improper backing after a minor crash at 12 45 p m Tuesday. Juan B Bobadilla 1062 E Jefferson St cited by Sgt Harold Carlson after backing into a parked 1977 Mercury at 115 W Main St. The youth on an instruction permit. The Mercury owner Harold R Conway 46 Bradley left front grill damage under 250. Bobadilla 1971 Buick rear bumper minor damage. Bond posted 35 dollars. He must appear in Grundy County Circuit Court August 31.
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Shady Oaks
Brian L. Crawford
Joliet
Denham
Harold E. Steuart
Grundy County
Bobadilla
Parents sue over TV broadcast
The Crulls of Calumet City sue ABC TV and the Cubs in Cook County Circuit Court for 1 million dollars claiming reckless disclosure of their 12 year old son Scott Crull’s bone cancer after a Chicago Cubs game on August 8 1977. They say the announcer Keith Jackson revealed the illness causing emotional distress and Scott died that month.
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UPI
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Dwight
Mary Crull
Calumet City
Cook County
ABC
Keith Jackson
Scott
American Broadcasting Co
Jackson
Buck Peden
Bobby Murcer
Murcer
Newark Grade School Opens August 23
Newark Grade School will open on Wednesday August 23 for the first day of school with a 1 to 2 55 p m afternoon session. Bus transportation will be provided and a teacher workshop is set for Thursday August 24. The full day starts Friday August 25 at 8 15 a m Registration runs 9 a m to 3 p m on August 16 17 and 18 Kindergarten through third grade require health cards Book rental ranges from 13 to 15 dollars and lunch prices vary by grade. Two new teachers join the staff and Farrell Sawyer begins his second year as superintendent. About 235 students are expected.
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Newark
Robert Best
Boulder Hill
Betty Hogan
Lake Holiday
Somonauk
Plano
Farrell Sawyer
GM official takes early retirement
Detroit UPI reports General Motors Vice Chairman Richard L. Terrell plans an early retirement at his own request this year. The move prompts a top-level executive shakeup and alters the company’s leadership trajectory after years as a potential chairmen candidate.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors Corp
Richard L. Terrell
Christina Onassis Kauzova denies marriage trouble in Moscow
Christina Onassis Kauzova told UPI from Athens that reports of a ruined week old marriage to Soviet businessman Sergei Kauzov are false and she will return to Moscow. She dismissed rumors of KGB ties and said her trip away was to sign documents for her $500 million business empire. She plans to come back but could not specify a date.
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UPI
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Kauzov
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Kausov
Greece
Artemis Garofallidi
Atalanti Politis
Lake Baikal
Siberia
Garofallidi
Aristotle On
Gardner Grade School announces 1978-79 registration dates
Registration for Gardner Grade School for the 1978-79 year is set for August 21 and 22 from 9 am to noon and 1 to 3 pm. The first school day is August 28 with an 8:15 am start, followed by full schedules from August 29. Book rental remains 7 dollars for kindergartners and 14 dollars for others.
Property ordered sold to pay judgment in Illinois
In Urbana a Champaign County circuit judge ordered three trust properties owned by Anthony Martin-Trigona sold to satisfy a 750000 judgment. The ruling follows a slander suit against State's Attorney Thomas Difanis. Hearings were continued as the case moves toward a public sale with proceeds held in escrow pending appeal.
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John Shonkwi
Difanis
Fredric Grosser
Martin-Trigona
Hoover's life marked by humility and public service
The obituary recalls Herbert Hoover born August 10 1874 as a misunderstood yet generous leader. It highlights his relief work in Boxer Rebellion World War I and Belgium Russia and his belief in America as a land of second chances. Hoover earned 89 honorary degrees authored 32 books and died October 20 1964 at age 90 in New York.
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United States
America
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Federal Reserve Board
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White House
Lewis Howe
Hoover
China
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Belgium
Hoover Relief Commission
Russia
Hope
West Branch
Iowa
Binajah
Herbert
Oregon
Stanford University
Stanford
Sir Winston Churchill
Mr. Hoover
Athens
Rome
Rappahannock River
Culpeper
Madison County
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
The Death Wish and a Worry Clinic Case Study
A 27 year old woman Alice G. suffers obsessive fear for her baby’s dying after birth. Dr Crane analyzes childhood loss, maternal duties, and fear of being tied down as roots of her mental collapse. Therapy details and booklet offer included.
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Alice
Alice G
Crane
Ann Landers advice column letters on etiquette
A collection of reader questions about babysitter snacks, a nurse facing advances from a patient, in-law interference, and a mother criticizing her son's wife, with Ann Landers guidance on boundaries and manners. The page also advertises The Bride's Guide and invites readers to request a copy.
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Illinois
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