State Police Fired in Stealing Exams
SACRAMENTO State Finance Director Bert Warren Brainard 26 of Levit was fired along with four California state policemen amid charges of stealing exam answers and altering tests. Reports from New Delhi and India Tibet border note further resignations and ongoing investigations. The scandal, linked to a large number of officers, prompted questions about oversight as officials said no additional suspensions were planned.
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Iraq Withdraws From Baghdad Pact Amid Arab Tensions
London reports Iraq has pulled out of the Baghdad Pact as of today, signaling a split within the Arab world. Premier Abdul-Kassem announced the withdrawal while Britain Iran Pakistan and Turkey remain in the alliance. the United States participates in major committees but is not a formal member.
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Boy Finds Grandmom Murdered
A 3 year old boy visiting his grandmother in Maywood found her dead on the floor with a knife in her abdomen. Police said Anabelle S. Nicholas 61 was beaten with a hammer and stabbed with three kitchen knives. A burglar is suspected. the purse was searched.
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Seek Air Service in Borrego Springs Chamber Request
The Borrego Springs California Chamber of Commerce has asked the Civil Aeronautics Board for scheduled air service.
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Dissent Over State Rail Decision Sparks Commission Tensions
California PUC President C Lyn Fox and Commissioner Matthew J Dooley sharply differ from the March 10 ruling by three colleagues. They argue Southern Pacific deserves credit for cost cutting to maintain public passenger service, saying the majority ignores California shippers economics and the burden of losses on other users. They praise the applicant's integrity despite the case record.
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