Bell Texas suit to move from closed session to open hearing
A $29 million libel and defamation suit against Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. shifts from closed doors to an open courtroom for six motions. Plaintiffs seek deposition questions about political funds wiretapping rate data falsification and other matters. Bell seeks secretary access protection and private hearings.
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San Antonio, Tex
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Bell
James Ashley
T.O. Gravitt
Texas
Ashley
Gravitt
Dallas
Death of Donald Holford Observed in Little Rock Area
Funeral services for Donald Holford held at 2 p.m. at North Little Rock Funeral Home Chapel. Holford died January 1 after a long illness in a Little Rock hospital. He was survived by a wife and three brothers. brother of KGUL radio station manager Dean Holford.
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KGUL
Dean Holford
Holford
A Little Rock
North Little Rock Funeral Home
Concord to hold Feb 18 special election if Senate voids race
Gov. Meldrim Thomson Jr and Atty. Gen. Warren B. Rudman urged New Hampshire legislators to authorize a February 18 special election to fill the contested U S Senate seat if the Senate voids the Nov. 5 results. The bid targets the Republican Louis C. Wyman and Democrat John A. Durkin contest.
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Concord
N.H
Meldrim Thomson Jr
Warren B. Rudman
U.S. Senate
Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
Contractor ad and Senate election dispute outlined
A contractor promotes licensed bonded work guaranteed in writing and lists Bowman Real Estate contacts. The piece also explains Thomson and Rudman authority to appoint an interim senator, Chimento’s runoff candidacy, and that the Senate will review the disputed election starting Jan 9 with a public hearing as Wyman serves the final days of Norris Cotton’s term after a Ballot Law Commission reversal and recount controversy between Wyman and Durkin.
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Leling
Bowman Real Estate
Thomson
Rudman
Chimento
American Party
Senate
Subcommittee On
Wyman
Norris Cotton
State Ballot Law Commission
Durkin
Ballot Law Commission
Supreme Court Justice Douglas Still Recovering From Stroke
Justice William C Douglas remains partially paralyzed and unlikely to return to work when the court reconvenes in January. Doctors report movement impairment on his left side but show cautious progress as recovery continues. duration and bench resumption remain uncertain.
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Thomas Connally
Justice
Douglas
Connally
GI FHA loan rate cut lowers veteran home costs
The maximum allowable rate on GI and FHA home loans falls from 9.5 to 9 percent effective November 25. For a $27,500 GI loan over 30 years the reduction saves up to $3,564, with monthly relief of about $9.90 per veteran buyer. A.A. Hunter of the Houston VA Regional Office commented on the savings after HUD announced the change on November 22, noting this is the second reduction this year following four prior increases.
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A.A. Hunter
Houston VA
Hunter
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