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...rare coincidence, the judge happened to be Willis W. Ritter, who normally sits in the federal district court in Salt Lake City. Since that court's docket is relatively uncrowded, Ritter occasionally sits in other districts as a visiting judge. In San Francisco two years before, he had presided over an other damage-suit trial that resulted from the same British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines crash that killed Kapell...
Early this month, MTA General Manager Thomas J. McLernon quietly gave assurances that the MTA would abandon its plans to move repair facilities to Codman Square. A day later the Kenneally bill was quietly removed from the legislative docket...
...without knowing that he had been convicted. A suicide note written four days earlier explained: "It's a wish not to let them get me. I'd rather get myself." Every Englishman had his own obituary for the man who was written off on the court docket as "defendant deceased." Stephen's friend "Bill," Viscount Astor, a somewhat belated witness of high estate, allowed piously: "His readiness to help anyone in pain is the memory many will treasure." In one way or another, the ghost of Stephen Ward seemed likely to haunt many Top Britons as assiduously...
Lynn said that expects the proposal, which requires only a majority vote to receive approval, will be placed on the docket of the next Faculty meeting, scheduled for Tuesday...
Entered on the docket of the Massachusetts legislature now, are six thoroughly useful bills which, if passed, would provide the Commonwealth with a good measure of badly needed governmental reform...