Godfather quitting sparks Italian-American image dispute
Vic Danone real name Vito Farinola withdraws from Paramounts Godfather film after reading script and hearing reports, saying as an American of Italian descent he cannot continue in good conscience. The project, based on Maria Pyens novel, is shot in New York. Nearby Met Opera results highlight Barbara Pearson, 21, winning 2000 dollars with runners-up and broader contest notes.
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California busing law survives Supreme Court review
The Supreme Court denied review of California s 1970 school busing law in a brief order, upholding a state court ruling that the statute is constitutional with a narrow interpretation that allows parental consent to halt a student’s bus transportation. The decision also rejects challenges to a 1990 firearms registration law and related cases while other actions await the court after a spring recess.
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Oil hearing set in Long Beach on tidelands sale
From Our State Bureau Sacramento reports the State Lands Commission will hold a public hearing in Long Beach on April 2 to assess interest in oil from tidelands developed by THUMS. The 1964 act requires 124 percent of tideland oil to be put up for sale by bidding, with THUMS barred from bidding. The April 20 session at 10 am in Harbor Commissioners chambers aims to guide sale guidelines and oil shares. Rip Torn’s father, Taylor Torn, dies at 64, noted agriculturalist and southern New Year black-eyed peas eater, per obituaries.
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Lockup eased at San Quentin jail shift lowers crowd
The San Quentin prison eased lockup conditions allowing about 800 inmates to return to work after a Sunday incident where a death and injuries sparked a gate tightening. The partial easing followed a death that involved three inmates and prompted the earlier restrictions.
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Raids Seize Marijuana Plants Across Five Mexican States
Federal police and troops destroyed more than 500 acres of marijuana across five northwestern Mexican states. The attorney general's office reported 26 arrests during raids on pot plants and facilities.
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