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Convicted under U.S. law, the defendants appealed on the grounds that the California Supreme Court has already invoked the Fourth Amendment twice to bar almost precisely similar evidence. The state court ruled that a public toilet stall is a place of privacy that police cannot invade unreasonably. In the Yosemite case, however, the U.S. Appellate Court sharply disagreed and upheld the convictions...
...Stalled Column. From there it was only four miles to Baraka, but hardly had Hoare's men moved out than their charge began to stall. On the outskirts of town, two battalions of Simbas rained mortar, bazooka and machine-gun fire on the commandos. A spearhead led by Hoare's two armored cars finally broke through, but it was two long days before he was in firm control of Baraka, and then only after most of the town had been destroyed. Death toll: five commandos, 215 Simbas...
After many Crimson attacks inside Fred Akuffe finally scored, knocking in a pass from center forward Jim Salton stall. Saltonstall had managed to loft the ball over the gathered defenders. He scored unassisted five minutes later, and just before the end of the half Dave Taft kicked in another. Winger Dudley Blod get next brought the ball down the left side almost to the end line, then passed across the goal to inside right Taft, who had an open shot...
...Editor James Neal of Hamilton County's Noblesville (pop. 7,600) Daily Ledger. "If the past provides a good example, what will happen is that some kindly little old lady will spend the night in jail for driving too slow while some mad motorist charged with manslaughter will stall his trial right out of court...
...negotiations. García Godoy campaigned around town like a practiced ward heeler, even began considering Cabinet members while waiting impatiently for the formal announcement of his appointment. As one OAS meeting followed another, Caamaño seemed to back García Godoy while Imbert continued to stall. The final choice may come next week-or next month. For all its frustration, the U.S. is still certain that it is now only a matter of time before both sides agree on a name...