Roloff fined for evading child care licenses in contempt
State district judge Walter Dunham found Lester Roloff in contempt on seven counts for failing to obtain State Welfare Department licenses to run his child care homes. Roloff received 200 dollars per count, a total of 1750, and five days in jail. Separately, Rex L. Cooper testified against Texas Supreme Court nominee Donald B. Yarbrough, alleging get rich quick schemes and bad investments, seeking 117500 in recovery. Fire investigators suspect arson in three burned massage parlors near Lewisville, with no ruling yet. fire marshal notes foul play as a definite possibility.
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Hearst Evaluation Delayed Before Friday Court Hearing
The Nation Report delayed as federal doctors will not provide a psychiatric evaluation of Patricia Hearst for her pre trial appearance in Superior Court Friday. Judge Mark Brandler said he spoke with Hearst lawyer Albert Johnson who noted federal officials would not approve the release. The Navy’s Atlantic Fleet commander was asked to reconsider charges against Lt. Kenneth M. Knull after the Belknap collision last year that killed eight sailors, with defense claiming possible causal factors include alleged illegal lighting on the carrier.
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