Rule against Cal petition spending lid left standing
The Supreme Court refused to review a California ruling striking down a law setting a spending ceiling for petition circulation to place statewide initiatives. The California Fair Political Practices Commission argued the limit does not curb speech, while opponents cited a 1976 Supreme Court decision on campaign limits.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
California Supreme Court
California Fair Politics Practices Commission
George Graham Hardie
Morgan Keaton
California Cour
State Commission
Commission
Clark County
Nev
James G. Ryan
Las Vegas
Ryan
Adrian Wilson
Los Angeles
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wilson
Nevada
Mira Mizera
Syrame Court
Ok U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Andre Willis King
Thousands of doctors recommend clint stool soft guard
The ad claims clinicians endorse Clint Stool Soft Guard to ease constipation. It markets sulfosucinate based laxative tablets as gentler than laxatives, promising regularity, less griping, and fewer repeated doses. It notes stubborn cases may take days longer but asserts results are worth it. Get Heputel Tablets today.
Patty Hearst Steadies During Dog Training Time
Patty Hearst, previously linked to the Symbionese Liberation Army, is described as leading a quiet life with a pet guard dog named Arrow. Training and friendship at the dog program are noted, while legal action continues as her appeal against the bank robbery conviction moves through the courts.
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Arrow
Miss Hearst
Outman
Patty
Ouiman
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
San Francisco
F. Lee Bailey
Sth
U. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning
Whale collides with tiny sailboat in California incident
Four people aboard a 27 foot cruiser were shaken but safe after a whale surfaced and tipped the boat about two feet before diving away. The owner and witnesses, including Beevers, described the whale as striking the hull and causing bruises to passengers. The event occurred near the San Fernando Valley area as the vessel traveled about 1% miles from the coastline.
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Beevers
Hull
San Fernando Valley
Maayer levels sharp critique of U S on sit in
San Francisco Mayor George Moscone denounces federal handling of a sit in by about 150 demonstrators occupying a building for 13 days. He calls the response the biggest outrage of his 17 years in public life, while officials tour the Health, Education and Welfare regional offices and a plan to provide basic hygienic facilities unfolds.
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San Francisco
George Moscone
A of Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano
Califano
Maldonado
Carter
Moscone
Feds
Wal
Notable Train Stowaways Identified in Yuma Incident
Two youths fled in a boxcar on a freight train near Yuma Arizona. Manuel Pacheco twenty admitted to Harbor General Hospital Torrance with a broken ket and Felipe Avia four treated and released. Authorities identify both as suspects in the incident and continue investigation.
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Yuma
Ariz
Manuel Pacheco
Harbor General Hospital
Torrante
Felipe Avia
Foes of death penalty expect early vote test
In California the death penalty battle moves to the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee and Senate as lawmakers weigh bills offering death sentences and life terms without parole. Gov. Brown is expected to veto any measure, while supporters plan floor maneuvers to advance a proposal.
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Thlee
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Senate
Milton Marks
San Francisco
Gov. Brown
Assembly
Seem
Ked Maddy
Crea Wal
George Peak Mejian
A-Long Beach
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Bob Outman
Fates
AP Weert
Whale
Boxcar
By Bob Egelko
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Richard Alatorre
Faerie Banl
Leo Sanrat Mccarthy
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State Supreme Court
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