Tire Firm Must Pay $207,375 in California Fatal Crash
A San Francisco jury held Goodrich Tire Company liable for $207,375 in a case arising from a 1962 crash that killed Mrs. Shirley Suclsafe and injured Theodore H. Barth and his two children after a five month old tire allegedly blew out on a car near Point Reyes along State Highway 1. The trial hinged on claims of defective and dangerous tires and named John Finger as attorney for Barth.
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Health Insurance Plan to Quit Due to Medicare
Sacramento reports that a health insurance plan, with 150000 elderly members, will cease operations by June 30 due to Medicare changes. Halverson, president of two related companies, cites insufficient funds to pay doctor claims and hospital bills, amid broader Medicare shifts. The piece also notes political upheaval in Greece, involving Stephanos Stephannoni and George Papandreou, affecting a new party formation.
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Reapportionment Fight Before California Supreme Court
San Francisco attorney Philip Adams urged the California Supreme Court to reject the Legislature plan for reapportionment and to implement the court’s own alternative plan. He argued the Legislature ignored state and federal constitutional requirements to favor incumbents, citing district contiguity and population disparities including Marin and Hayward. The case also involves challenges to at large voting in San Francisco and Alameda counties and singles out minority protection concerns. The court set January 4 for oral arguments on petitions by Gov. Edmund G. Brown and others.
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Santa gets a boy in Halifax hit and kicked
A 31 year old man in Halifax, Nova Scotia, punched a department store Santa and kicked him in the shins after claiming the Santa failed to deliver on a promise from last year. The incident occurred Wednesday as shoppers watched. Authorities investigated the assault and discuss possible charges.
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