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Ray Simpson was a member of the Board of Education in Windsor, Ontario. He worked for the Windsor Credit Union. He ran for Windsor-Walkerville in the 1981 Provincial Election, losing to Bernie Newman of the Liberal Party.
Simpson also used outer space as his laboratory to study the composition of cosmic rays and how they are accelerated by the sun’s magnetic and galactic fields.
Simpson continued to work until his recent illness and was involved in interplanetary space missions scheduled to collect data for much of the current decade.
Simpson was born Nov. 3, 1916, in Portland, Ore. He received his bachelor’s degree from Reed College in Portland in 1940, then attended New York University, where he earned his master’s degree in 1942 and his doctorate in 1943.
Simpson to show cause why the application should not be denied as a mixed petition because he had failed to exhaust state remedies as to claims five through thirty-five.
Simpson's speedy trial, ineffective assistance of counsel, and habitual offender claims were adjudicated on the merits in state court proceedings; therefore, to prevail, Mr.
Simpson argues that the district court erred in its ruling, and in denying his request to hold the case in abeyance while he exhausted state remedies on new claims.
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