Sirhan agrees to talk with Ward and Hahn
Sirhan B. Sirhan, convicted assassin, will meet with County Supervisors Baxter Ward and Kenneth Hahn at Soledad Prison. The meeting, requested by Sirhan, aims to discuss his case openly and fully, though no date was set. His attorney, Godfrey Isaac, said Sirhan now questions whether he killed Kennedy after new reports and film suggesting a second gunman.
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Judge denies halt to Emmy boycott by Hollywood chapter
A U S District Court judge refused to issue an injunction against the Hollywood chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences amid a boycott that led NBC to cancel the Kimmy awards broadcast. The Hollywood group alleges unfair influence in national decisions, while most members and over 200 of 60 regulars on 82 weekly series joined the boycott.
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Fire-fighting army formed in face of driest woodland
California state and federal officials announce an $18 million plan to build a large firefighting force as record drought presses, with state crews to rise to 1 600 and the Forest Service to add about 2 800 beyond a 4 000 core unit. Arson blamed for thousands of acres burned last year amid dire drought warnings and new Smokey the Bear public safety ads.
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Groucho Marx Conservator Seeks Exit After Strain of Care
Nat Perrin says serving as temporary conservator for Groucho Marx is a fulltime burden and will end after July. The longtime friend and writer has faced late night calls and disputes between Arthur Marx and Erin Fleming while managing the household during a court battle over guardianship.
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Desegregation Focus in LA Elementary Schools
Judge Paul Egly weighing the Los Angeles school integration plan concentrates on desegregating elementary schools serving 208,000 students in 284 segregated facilities. He leads hearings to assess whether voluntary integration and partial mandatory programs meet state court guidelines for the 600,000 student system. Nevada Gov signs death penalty bill. second penalty phase allowed if aggravating factors outweigh mitigation.
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2400 Inmates May Be Released Early Under New Law
SACRAMENTO AP about 2400 state prison inmates may be released an average of five months sooner because a determinate sentencing law will take effect July 1. The figure could rise or fall with proposed revisions by Assemblyman Boatwright.
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