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| Dig for human remains to begin at ranch where Manson hid By GARANCE BURKE Associated Press Writer FRESNO, Calif. (AP) - The sheriff of the remote region where Charles Manson hid after a killing spree in the summer of 1969 said Friday that he will allow researchers to begin digging into the sandy soil in search of possible human remains. In February, a team of forensic researchers visited the Death Valley ranch where Manson took refuge and found at least two sites that could be clandestine graves holding the bodies of additional victims. |
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- WILLSTON BASIN v. AN EXCLUSIVE GAS STORAGE LEASEHOLD AND EASEMENT IN THE CLOVERLY SUBTERRANEAN GEOLOGICAL FORMATION [05/09]
Administrative Law, Civil Procedure, Injury And Tort Law, Oil & Gas Law, Property Law & Real Estate
In an action claiming that plaintiff has lost and is continuing to lose natural gas stored in its Elk Basin Storage Reservoir due to the operation of gas production wells owned by defendants, dismissal of the action is affirmed where: 1) the condemnation claim was properly dismissed, but on the ground that it failed to state a claim; 2) the district court did not abuse its discretion in declining to exercise supplemental jurisdiction over the state law claim; and 3) state law claims were properly dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. A natural gas company may not condemn additional property that is not specifically described in its existing certificate of public convenience and necessity (CPCN), even if the natural gas company seeks to acquire such property in order to operate and maintain an existing storage facility. - AIR LINE PILOTS v. NLRB [05/08]
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In proceedings arising after the NLRB brought a complaint alleging that, by attempting to enforce certain provisions of a collective bargaining agreement with DHL Airways, petitioner-pilots' association had committed unfair labor practices, the association's petition for review of a finding that its conduct violated the National Labor Relations Act is granted where, under the analysis of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v. Jacksonville Terminal Co., 394 U.S. 369, the NLRB did not have jurisdiction over this Railway Labor Act dispute. - MENDEZ-MENDEZ v. MUKASEY [05/08]
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Petition for review of a dismissal of Mexican native's appeal from an IJ's order of removal is denied where: 1) because the statutory maximum term of imprisonment for petitioner's bribery offense was fifteen years, the petty offense exception to inadmissibility does not apply; and 2) the IJ did not violate his due process right to a full and fair hearing by unilaterally advancing the hearing date. The plain language of 8 U.S.C. section 1182(a)(2)(A)(ii)(II) indicates that the "maximum penalty possible" refers to the statutory maximum, not the maximum guideline sentence to which an alien was exposed.
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