Word: filed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...number of lesser questions remain, and Los Angeles County District Attorney Joseph P. Busch has said that he would reopen the case only if a court directed him to do so. Sirhan's attorney has been preparing an appeal for two months, and plans to file it soon. Skeptics have long been troubled by the fact that Sirhan's trial dwelt on his motives and mental state when he pulled the trigger and not on the other evidence. But unless a new inquiry turns up facts more convincing than those that have inspired the current renaissance of doubt...
...Bogard, 26, who now lives on welfare with his mother in Illinois. A federal judge in Greenville recently upheld the decision, one of the largest prison-related awards ever. But attorneys for the defendants, fully aware that there are some 30 other similar cases pending, will file a motion for a new trial...
...Indians intend to go into federal court this week to reply to the New York eviction suit and are expected to file a motion to dismiss, arguing that the issue should be decided in "an international forum or by diplomatic negotiations between the U.S. and the Six Nations." The office of New York Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz would then file an answer, and a hearing date would be set. "We will resist anyone who tries to remove us from our lands again," vows Kakwirakeron. "They will be met by whatever force is necessary. We will be here when they leave...
...commission's decision to recommend placing Leonard's letter in her file went beyond this recognition, and challenged the grade she received in the course. Leonard contended that Samkange had been prejudiced against her after the incident; on the face of it, her complaint is plausible, since all five other students in Afro 115b received As or A-minuses while she received a C. And Dean Whitlock explained last week that in such a case the commission has to determine not whether a complaint is correct but whether it is plausible. But commission members never spoke to Samkange...
...city but for a department store as a guard. Salt Lake City Mayor EJ. Garn estimates that the amendments will cost his city $500,000 next year in increased pay alone and more than $3 million three years from now in overtime. This week the League of Cities will file suit in U.S. district court in Washington, D.C., seeking to have the controversial amendments ruled unconstitutional...