California Representative Rebuffs Ghost Voting Probe
The report details Rep. Bob Wileya of California facing scrutiny after allegations of ghost voting. An Ethics Committee investigation is threatened as aides testified about misrecorded votes and clerical errors. Reform activists led by Mary Kersey Harvey push for Congress ethics overhauls amid claimed obstruction by Speaker McCormack and party leaders.
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Horoscope and Bridge Column Mix in October 8 Issue
The page blends zodiac advice for all signs with a long bridge hand narrative. Aries through Pisces receive focused guidance on money, effort, and social moves while a detailed bridge problem and a veteran’s reminiscence unfold, anchored by daily themes and personal reflections.
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Trial opens in San Jose after publicity blocks Mendocino case
Susan Flown ontinued testified in Maryland trip. Broaddus has called 50 witnesses, Braun defended by Merle Orchard and Maine by John Poulos. Ukiah lawyers are court appointed. California Supreme Court ruled defendants could not get a fair trial in Mendocino due to media prejudice. trial began August 19 in San Jose.
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Orchard Defends Legal Duty at General Election Hearing
Merle Orchard, a candidate for a court judge seat, told a Brooke Hills audience that a lawyer must represent clients regardless of the crime or public sentiment. He urged appointing competent counsel to avoid mistrials, stressed fair trial rights, and spoke on juvenile court handling. The remarks followed introductions by Walter Sandelin and referenced historic figures and civic issues.
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Angelo Damano
Don Heller
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Don Fridae
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