Judges Cautioned on Stock Interests in Cases
Washington UK report notes a Burger panel urges federal judges to self disqualify in cases involving companies with stock held by the judge or immediate family. The guidance requires judges to disclose concerns to lawyers and abstain unless all attorneys consent, with information routed via a clerk to avoid bias. The stance aligns with ABA bar canons revisions under consideration.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Aederal
Attoneys
American Bar Association
Employees Seize San Francisco Radio Station Overhaul
KMPX FM in San Francisco returned to air after ten fired employees overtook the station Tuesday night and controlled broadcasts while criticizing management. Station leaders Crieghton Churchill and Tom Tunnell said the group sought greater community focus and political balance, with new staff to replace those refusing to return. The station resumed with taped material and promises to broaden music and public service.
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San Francisco
Kmpx-Fm
Pacific
Tom Trunnell
Tunnell
Tim Leary
National Science Network
New York
Tunnel
Creighton Churchill
Trunnell
Churchill
Turnnell
Shoe Textile Import Curb Predicted
Rep Wilbur D Mills said Congress will enact textile and shoe import controls this year. In a textile rally speech he asserted the bill would broaden trade powers and establish a mechanism for statutory controls if voluntary restraints fail. The measure covers leather shoes non cotton textiles and could extend to other commodities if needed.
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Sanderson
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Japan
U.S
Mills
Sleeping U S Envoy Snubs India Sendoff
Ambassador Kenneth B. Keating missed a planned airport greeting for Prime Minister Indira Gandhi as she left for New York to attend the UN session. A control desk clerk failed to alert him at 5 15 am, triggering disciplinary action and Keating’s formal apology to Mrs Gandhi and the Indian protocol chief.
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New Dell
India
Ils
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
New York
United Nations
Firs
U.S
Foreign Ministry
U.S. Soutcar
Prithvi Singh
Keatliy
Cairo flareup of gunfire over fire at veterans hall
In Cairo Illinois a three hour exchange of gunfire occurred between police and snipers near a black public housing project after an early morning fire destroyed a Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. Roads were sealed by state troopers, a white railroad worker was stabbed, and snipers fired at firefighters attempting to battle the blaze.
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Cairo
Ilinois
Veterans of Foreign Warshall
Pete Thomas
Argon
Nixon era cost of living study faces election glare
The report on rising prices shows Southern California costs jumped 14 percent from August to September, with national gains at 4.4 to 4.2 percent annually. Officials cite unemployment near 7 percent and aerospace layoffs, while Democrats push wage and price controls as voters approach the November elections.
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Long Ee
Los . Ok
Earl Be
Nizon
U.S
Nixon
Lalor
California
Bureau
Paul McCracken
House
John W. McCormack
Congress
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Biot
Lould
Departments of Justice, Labor, Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
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Press-Telegram
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