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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1971

Page

4

California briefs in Seattle trial date confusion

In Seattle to Vancouver transfer, Superior Court Judge Gaines says Sept. 13 is the targeted start date for jury selection in a $2.3 million civil suit tied to San Tancigo Mayor Joseph Alvito. He cautions the date may shift and notes the court opened for a different date if needed. Defendants include Alvito, former Washington Attorney General John J. O Connell, and Seattle attorney George K. Faler. The suit seeks legal fees from the state and 12 public utility districts over an electrical antitrust matter, alleging a concealed fee sharing arrangement.

Seattle Donald L. Gaines State Supreme Court Vancouver Wash San Tancigao Joseph Alvito Gaines Supreme Court Alloto Washington Atty John J. O'Connell Seattlg George K. Faler

California State Fair Opens at Sacramento for 20 Days

The 418th California State Fair begins its 20 day run in Sacramento with an 8 am show opening. Attractions include a maid of California contest with thirty entrants, a farm machinery display, livestock shows, rodeo performances, and thoroughbred racing over 14 days. Attendance is expected near one million at the $25 million Expo fair site. Raquel Welch, formerly Raquel Tejada and a former Maid of California, attends the event.

Sacramento Maid of Califor Nia Raquel Tejada Raquel Welch California

Reagan okays UC medical bond vote in California

Gov. Reagan signs the UC health care bond measure allowing a statewide ballot on a proposed 294 million bond for University of California medical facilities. He says the figure is too high and suggests possible reductions to meet the need at lower cost. The bill becomes law if not signed within 12 days.

Sacramento Reagan University of California GOP Stephen Teale West Point UC Health Center California

Trial recessed in Grogan murder case of Manson clan

Prosecution rested in the Steve Grogan murder trial as about 200 exhibits were entered. Judge Call ordered the jury back next Wednesday for defense testimony. Grogan, 20, is accused of killing stuntman Donald Shorty Shea after the Tate-LaBianca murders. Shea's body has never been found.

Los Angeles UPI Steve Grogan Harles Manson Hand Donald Shorty Shea Superior Court Joseph L. Call Grogan Tate-Iahianea

Sirhan tampering probe extended by grand jury

A secret Los Angeles grand jury investigating possible tampering in the Sirhan Sirhan case will meet again Monday after new evidence prompted extension beyond the planned Thursday finish. Deputy DA Richard Hecht said the evidence is of great importance, with over 25 witnesses having testified since the inquiry began last week.

Los Angeles UPI Sirhan Sirhan Richard Hecht Becht Joseph Buseh Jr Sichan Sen Robert Kennedy Kennedy

Probe finds Russo unharmed in jail probe ends

A federal judge said no further action will be taken on claims that Anthony J. Russo was mistreated in jail unless new evidence is provided. Russo, 34, faced contempt for refusing to testify before a federal grand jury probing a top secret study on U.S. involvement in Vietnam.

Los Angeles Anthony J. Russo William P. Gray Russo Michael F. Balaban Bala Ban Gray Vietnam Daniel Elisberg Rand Corp Filsberg

California victim payment plan fails to attract applicants

Four years after California started the first state program offering aid to victims of violent crime, fewer than 1 in 100 potentially eligible residents file a claim. The program paid out $385,770 to 173 people last year, with critics noting the crime rate and strict eligibility. Police response to provide claim forms remains uneven, despite a state directive.

Sacramento California Lol State Board of Control Requister Police Eugene~f. Veglia

Israeli Ambassador Rabin to Remain in Washington Through 1973

Tel Aviv reports that Israel's ambassador to Washington, Yitzhak Rabin, will continue in the post until early 1973. Hadretz cited the decision as confirmed today by officials in Jerusalem.

Tel Aviv UPI Washington Yitzhak Rabin Hadretz

California Supreme Court upholds disclosure law in campaigns

The California Supreme Court rules the state law requiring disclosure of general contributions to election campaigns is constitutional. The unanimous decision reinstates a civil suit by Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. against oil companies, associations, and individuals after a Los Angeles judge had dismissed it over alleged stricter ballot proposition disclosures.

San Francisco UPT California Supreme Court Secratory Edmund G. Brown Jr Superior Court Los Angeles

Official ignores Reagan firing

BEVERLY HILLS AP J. Jamison Moore, fired by Governor Reagan from the Advisory Commission on Marine and Coastal Resources, plans to ignore a second commission resignation request. He denies a land use study for developers in the Santa Monica Mountains created a conflict of interest despite reports of a $22,500 fee.

Beverly Hills J. Jamison Moore Gy. Reagan Moore Advisory Commission On Marine and Coastal Resources Navigation and Ocean Desvelopment Commission Santa Monica Mountains The Sun

Grand jury to hear murder indictment in Sickle killings

Nevada County District Attorney Harold Berliner plans to convene the grand jury Monday night to seek a murder indictment against the suspect in the Sickle killings. Clarence Otis Smith, 43, of Brownsville Texas, is in custody on charges of hacking two to death and injuring two at a California campground last month. One survivor, Kenneth Garte, 20, Applegate Calif., is expected to testify as the sole witness.

Nevada City Calif UPT Harold Berliner Nevada Grand Jury Texas Clarence Otis Smith Brownsville Tex California Berliner Kenneth Garte Applegate Dog Bar Camp Ground

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