Five Stand Trial On Dissuading Witness Conspiracy
Five defendants Lynette Fromme Catherine Share Ruth Ann Morehouse Stephen Grogan and Dennis Rice face March 10 trial on one count each of conspiring to dissuade a witness and bribing a witness. Judge Choate found insufficient evidence for conspiracy to murder Barbara Hoyt after a hamburger spiked with LSD allegedly sickened her. Bond set at $10000 each with pretrial hearings scheduled.
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Sharon Tate
Raymond Choate
Barbara Hoyt
Miss Hoyt
Honolulu
Charles Manson
Choate
Lynette Fromme
Catherine Share
Ruth Ann Morehouse
Stephen Grogan
Dennis Rice
Contingency fund cut offered by Assemblyman Wakefield
Sacramento A bill to sharply cut legislative contingency funds was introduced by Assemblyman Floyd Wakefield South Gate The measure sets ceilings of 1 million for the Assembly and 500000 for the Senate and joint funds with surpluses reverting to the general fund at year end Wakefield says the plan will balance the budget and cover emergencies without keeping funds year round
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Sacramento
UPI
Wakefield
California Maritime Academy shutdown urged at Vallejo
Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post urged shutting the California Maritime Academy at Vallejo within two years by not accepting new enrollees, saving about 200000 from the general fund. He cited difficulty placing graduates in the Merchant Marine and poor condition of the training ship Crescent City, with 250 cadets in a three year program, as reasons to consider converting facilities to marine sciences.
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Sacramento
UPI
A. Alan Post
California Maritime Academy
Vallejo
Post
Crescent City
Coast Guard
Merchant Marine
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
Lindsay may run in California Democratic primary without switching parties
Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr said New York Mayor John Lindsay could enter California's Democratic presidential primary without changing party affiliation. He noted no election code prohibits a nonmember from seeking the party's nomination and that the presidential primary statute differs from the governor and Senate primary rules. Lindsay could still vie for California's large 1972 nominating delegation.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
John Y. Lindsay
New York
Calione
Brown
California
U.S. Senate
Congress
Lindsay
Birth Information Bill Aims at Unmarried Minor Girls
Senator Anthony C Beilens introduced a bill to let doctors and hospitals provide birth control information to unmarried minor girls without parental consent. The Beverly Hills Democrat said the measure, previously vetoed by Governor Reagan for allowing sterilization, is drafted this year to explicitly prevent such an operation.
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Sacramento
UPI
Anthony C. Beilens
Beverly Hills
Ronald Reagan
Remains of 11 year old Tina Peterson found in San Bernardino Mountains
In Crestline a sheriff mountain rescue team discovered the badly decomposed remains of Tina Peterson Long Beach an 11 year old missing since December 28. A Sky Forest Explorers member found a shoe with her name and the body was located about ten yards from a camping area after days of searching the Twin Peaks Rim Forest area.
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Crestline
UPI
San Bernardino
Sheriffs Mountain
Tina Peterson
Long Beach
Twin Peaks
Gilbert Ceniceros
The
Sky
Oregon House approves call for constitutional convention
The Oregon House voted 40 to 16 to urge Congress to convene a constitutional convention to propose federal state sharing reforms. The measure, sent to the Senate, was amended to require Congress approving ground rules before the call. Opponents feared potential changes to core constitutional provisions.
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Salem
Ore
Congress
Quimby proposes bill to ban cigarette coupon trading
Assemblyman John P. Quimby D Rialto introduced a bill Wednesday to ban trading coupons in cigarette packages. He aims to curb trading stamps as his wider target and hopes the cigarette coupon bill can open up the whole field again.
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Sacramento
UPI
John P. Quimby
D-Rialto
Quimby
Legisla
Tion
More POW Raids Promised War Prompted By Capen Claim
Capen states the Nixon administration will continue to consider sending additional raiding parties into Southeast Asia to rescue U.S. prisoners of war. The plan is described as cheap in enemy territory and aims to pressure adversaries amid ongoing conflict.
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Capen
U.S
Southeast Asia
Escaped convict arraigned in kidnaping case
SAN RAFAEL UPI An escaped convict charged with kidnapping the wife and two children of a Novato police officer and another woman was arraigned on Wednesday He is Jimmy Dee Harvey 24 He fled San Quentin Monday night abducted Cheryl Jean Smith 23 and Joyce Hlain Stansfield 30 and her two children Robert 6 and Suzanne 4 months The victims were taken on a 14 hour flight to Southern California before release Harvey was chased by police and captured after attempting to flee on foot He faced two counts of kidnapping one count of robbery and one count of escape with bail set at 200000 He asked to defend himself but a public defender was assigned
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San Rafael
UPI
Jimmy Dee
Harvey
San Quentin
Novato
Cheryl Jean Smith
Joyce Hlain Stansfield
Robert
Suzzane
Hea
Stansfield
Bakersfield
Smith
Fullerton
Hayakawa warns budget harms serious students at SFSU
San Francisco State College President S I Hayakawa and VP Don Garrity criticize the 1971 72 budget as harsh on serious students and essential science programs. They note no lab equipment for the new Biological Science Building and fear cuts undermine Educational Opportunity funds and aid for middle and low income students. Allocation falls from 1662 to 1520 while trustees seek 1717.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
San Francisco State College
Hayakawa
Donald L. Gadrity
Cial
Garrity
Antibusing bill author slams repeal tactics
SACRAMENTO California Assemblyman Floyd Wakefield accuses Assemblyman William Bagley of uncouth tactics to repeal the antibusing law. Wakefield says Bagley aims to embarrass Governor Reagan while Bagley claims the law was conceived in bigotry. The 1970 measure barred student transport without parental consent and faced court scrutiny on constitutionality and race integration.
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Sacramento
UPE
California
Bagley
State Supreme Court
Wakefield
Reagan
Aftershocks in Pasadena Rise Over 210 Following Quake
Caltech seismologists reported more than 210 measurable aftershocks since the February quake in the Los Angeles area. No serious new damage was noted. Wayne Thatcher said the temblors are routine, slowly fading in intensity and frequency, and likely to continue for days or weeks.
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Pasadena
UPI
Caltech
Wayne Thatcher
California Legislature Actions Span Budget and Reforms
The Senate Finance Committee approves a 115 million repair appropriation for Southland quake damages to roads and facilities. Bills cover pension repeal for reapportioned legislators, minor birth control access without parental consent, elimination of jury trials in petty offenses, unit price display rules, inmate furlough work, air pollution directive powers, canonization request for Padre Serra, and restoration of unexpended contingency funds.
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California
Davis
D-Portala
Bellenson
Beverly Hills
Cologne
Indio
Bei- Jenson
California Rehabilitation Center
Moorhead
Glendale
Polkite
State Air Resources Board
Schabarum
Covina
Gerra
Pope Paul VI
Padre Junipero Serra
MacGillivray
Santa Barbara
California legislative notes on parole wage and bonds
Negotiations on agricultural labor disputes noted. Parole provisions would provide a basic living wage for parolees seeking work. A bill increases the maximum Cal Vet home loan to 25000. A 250 million bond for the Cal Vet Farm and Home Loan program was approved by voice vote.
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Ketchum
R-Pazo Robles
Bagley
R-San Rafael
Zberg
Dsacramento
Cal- Vet Farm and Home Loan
Sacramento
Small percentage of welfare fraud cited by California committee
California Assembly Welfare Committee heard that only about one to two percent of the 2.3 million welfare recipients are guilty of fraud. Ray Hay blamed recession and inflation for growth while officials warned lax regulations enlarge eligibility. Witnesses disagreed on causes of welfare increases.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
California
Sacramento County
John M. McCoy
Verne Orr
McCoy
Bay Area to Hold Air Transportation Examination March 14
A public examination of Bay Area air transportation is set for March 14 at 9 a.m. in the Fairmont Hotel Gold Ballroom with Mayor Joseph L. Alioto delivering the opening address. Ten local organizations sponsor the symposium with an all-inclusive lunch and admission. Walter R. Hoadley will discuss economic importance to the region while FAA associate chief Oscar Bakke and Dr. John Powers cover national aspects.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Joseph L. Alloto
Fairmont Hotel
San Francisco and Oakland
Walter R. Hoadley
Bank of America
Oscar Bakke
Federal Aeronautics
John Q. Powers
Stuart G. Tipton
Air Transportation Association of America
Brian R. van Camp
Business and Transportation
State of California
Stanley E. McCaffrey
San Francisco Bay Area Council
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