Public report of outside income by federal judges
A nationwide AP survey of mandatory semiannual outside earnings reports shows fewer than 10 percent of federal judges earn money away from the bench, with many cases not revealing conflicts or gift values. About 49 judges reported outside income totaling 96,622.20 dollars, mostly from lectures and teaching, with 18 noting potential financial interest in cases.
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Associated Press
Advisory Committee On Judicial Activities
Judicial Conference
Edward A. Tamm
Tamm
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia Circuit
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Code of Judicial Conduct
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United States
U.S. District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
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District of Columbia
U.S
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Inter B. Wyatt
Southern District of
New York
District Court
Richard Owen
Jack B. Weinstein
Columbia University
Boston University Law School
TV Timetable Highlights Mixed Prime Time Lineup
A dense TV schedule lists shows across 6:00 to midnight with News, game shows, dramas, and movies. Featured titles include Dragnet, Dick Van Dyke Show, Hollywood Squares, Beverly Hillbillies, Perry Mason, and the films Huckleberry Finn, The Disappearance of Flight 412, and Firehouse among others. Local information on air times and channels reflects a busy evening lineup with multiple Spanish language programs and sports/education segments.
Morning TV Schedule Highlights for Wednesday
A morning lineup includes New Zoo Revue, Sesame Street, Captain Kangaroo, Batman, Speed Racer, and early game shows. Movies featured are The Naked City and A Face in the Rain with Rory Calhoun, followed by dramas like Love of Life and The Brady Bunch.
Afternoon TV Schedule Highlighting Classic Shows and Movies
Wednesday lineup lists daytime programs across networks including Dream of Jeannie One Life To Live and The Price is Right. Movies appear such as The Last of the Comanches and The Pleasure Seekers. Cartoon time features Popeye and Mickey Mouse Club with various Spanish language mentions.
DWI charges in weekend Minor Crash. two men detained
Julian Martinez faces DWI and running a stop sign after a Friday crash in which his car left the road and struck a ditch and fence. Jesus Ovalle faces public intoxication after a minor collision. Both were held at the county jail. Investigators also probe a Port O’Connor burglary, with about $325 in fishing gear taken from a San Antonio family residence.
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Jesus Ovalle
Martinez
Sherriff’s
Port O'Connor
San Antonio
Established 1890 And Calhoun County Times
Port Lavaca Texas newspaper staffing and contact details with publishing schedule and rates. Lists management editors and departments, carrier and mail delivery options, and AP republication rights.
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Wave Publishing Co., Inc
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Port Lavaca
Texas
Presidential Merit Scholarships at A and I University
Kingsville deadline April 15 for Presidential Merit Scholarship Awards. Scholarships include a $200 freshman grant based on scholastic achievement leadership and potential for academic distinction. Applications available through high school guidance offices and the Texas A I University Alumni Association Box 2122 Kingsville 78363.
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Texas A & I University
Texas A & I University Alumni Association
Support Sought for Easter Seal Society Appeal
Frankie J. Tupa Easter Seal Representative in Calhoun County asks public support for the Easter Seal Society and its services to the handicapped. The society aided 20,152 physically handicapped people in Texas last year and aims to expand. The Easter Seal Appeal runs through Easter Sunday March 30. Also reported is a theft complaint by David Ybarra for four tires and wheels stolen from Rogelio Guzman on March 8, valued about 105 dollars.
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Frankie J. Tupa
Calhoun County
Texas
Tupa
David Ybarra
Rogelio Guzman
Frank Gilroy Ties Comedy to TV Debut Gibbsville
New York born playwright Frank Gilroy, Pulitzer winner for The Subject Was Roses, discusses his first TV project in 14 years. He wrote and directed the NBC drama Gibbsville, a 90 minute adaptation of 10 John O’Hara stories airing April 12, and recalls choosing writing over a Dixieland trumpet career.
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Frank Gilroy
Gilroy
John O'Hara
Dartmouth
New Jersey
Hardy
Rod Serling
Okla
Charles Bronson
Kate Smith
Long Island
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