Judge removed in Harris trial
A California appellate panel ordered Judge Homer H. Bell replaced as presiding judge in the Harris Hearst criminal case. The decision cited defense claims of potential bias without finding actual prejudice. A new judge was to be chosen as the trial neared, with Miss Hearst facing federal charges in San Francisco.
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Occidental seizes Libyan oil cargo in Louisiana dispute
Occidental Petroleum says its Libya subsidiary seized 49 percent of a 390000 barrel cargo being discharged in Louisiana under a court order. The Libyan National Oil Company allegedly tried to sell the oil in breach of concessions. Arbitration notices have been served as negotiations continue.
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UPI
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Ocdental of
Libya
Louisiana
Saint Bernard Parish
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Libyan National Oil Company
Prisoners Moved After Contra Costa Jail Disturbance
All 56 inmates at the Contra Costa County branch jail were relocated to the Martinez main jail after a night disturbance. authorities said inmates torched brooms, damaged plumbing and cameras, prompting deployment of about a dozen reinforcements and transfer of all awaiting court appearances. The county jail now holds 214 prisoners with only 130 beds, and nearby counties were asked to assist.
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UPI
Contra Costa County
Martinez
Sheriff's Office
Brown starts fundraisers for Democratic legislators in California
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr launches a series of fundraisers for state lawmakers, relying on Senate and Assembly leaders. He plans dinners in Turlock Emeryville Indian Wells Santa Barbara Daly City and San Diego with personal ties cited by Thurman and McCarthy aides. Brown attends fundraisers amid scheduling and geographic considerations to aid cooperative party members.
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Sacramento
UPI
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Senate
Assembly
Beirut Feels War Toll as Citizens Return to Streets
Thousands of war weary Lebanese spill into Beirut’s business districts as Premier Karami calls a new ceasefire attempt. Despite some workers returning, most offices stay closed amid sniper fire and ongoing clashes that have killed about 1,200 and wounded over 4,000. Police bolster security in commercial zones while aid efforts address shattered hotels and damaged streets. Two Americans abducted two weeks earlier remain uncontacted by US authorities.
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Lebanon
UPI
Sore
Hamira
Karami
Charles Gallagher
William Dykes Jr
United States
Information Agency
St. Georges
Phoenicia
Israelis and Arab gunfire flares near Lebanon border
Israeli military says an exchange of fire occurred near Shetula as guerrillas fired a bazooka and Israelis returned fire. No Israeli casualties were reported. A ceasefire between rival militias in Lebanon appeared to hold after weeks of fighting. Israel voiced displeasure at U S statements about Jews in Egypt and noted a message sent to Washington through the Israeli embassy.
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