Mullin arraigned in stabbing at Los Gatos church
Herbert W. Mullin, convicted of prior murder counts in Santa Cruz County, was arraigned in San Jose on the stabbing death of the Rev. Heart Tomei at St. Mary's Church in Los Gatos. Superior Court Judge John T. Racanelli ordered Mullin to enter a plea on September 12.
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Accused robber to lose hair in California case
In San Francisco a federal judge ordered 12 hairs plucked from Charles H. Evans's head as part of his robbery case. Evans, 27, faces charges in a $26,300 holdup of a savings and loan office. FBI seeks to compare hairs and eyewear found with evidence.
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Parachute team grounded after misses at state fair
At the state fair an Army parachute team was grounded after three misses and tangled lines. Police Capt. Ed Pomich warned the unsafe jumps could threaten Interstate 80 and Exposition Boulevard as the team protested claiming well planned emergency procedures and constant practice.
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UPI
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Nun-disguised thief on probation in federal case
Barbara J. Moore, 22, a woman who robbed banks while posing as a nun, was placed on three years probation by a federal judge. She was ordered to enroll in a drug rehabilitation center after an April arrest for placing a box with explosives on a bank counter and fleeing. The case also involves a $50 bank robbery in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in March and a $27,000 Tampa, Florida robbery last November, though charges may be dropped.
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SPCA to police leashed dog rules in San Francisco
SPCA officials said the organization will enforce the citys new leash law and cite owners who let dogs roam. The supervisors approved 300000 for public pound services and 12500 for additional enforcement and licensing duties.
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Santa Barbara oil spill group backs Cranston bill
The Santa Barbara Committee to Get Oil Out endorsed Sen. Alan Cranston's bill to create a federal energy reserve in the Santa Barbara Channel. The bill would allow exploratory drilling on offshore federal lands but ban oil production except in a national emergency, aligning with GOOs aim to prevent spills.
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UPI
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GOO
Alan Cranston
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Seventeen illegal aliens arrested aboard the Queen Mary
UPI reports that 17 illegal aliens, most Mexican nationals, were arrested aboard the Queen Mary by INS agents on Wednesday. They reportedly worked in the ship’s restaurants and kitchens for Specially Queen Mary Corp, which holds a master lease for ship food and concessions. Union picketing by the Marine Cooks and Stewards Union has continued since labor talks failed last May.
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UPI
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
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Marine Cooks and Stewards Union
San Quentin lockup easing after inmate stabbings
San Quentin Prison officials are gradually easing a general lockup ordered last week after several inmate stabbings. Officer of the Day William Nyberg said nearly half of the 2,472 inmates remained out of their cells and return to normal routine as tensions dissipate. Inmates at the California Men's Colony raised $1,000 for the family of a 10 month old boy killed in a prison visiting room by his inmate father.
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California Men's Colony
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Sameuri Touri
Man faces hearing on kidnap in Long Beach
Earl S. Rede, 39, is to have a preliminary hearing September 17 on charges of holding a 12yearold girl, Leanne Matthieson, against her will from her front yard Monday. Rede, an unemployed construction worker, was arraigned Wednesday on counts of holding against will, attempted incident and child mistreatment. He is held on $25,000 bond. The girl was found safe Tuesday near the Long Beach Marina after a hoax report.
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Morrah Bay
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UPT
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Rede
Montel
Long Beach Marina
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Bearded protest against governor’s beard at Seattle ferry terminal
Randy Brink, fired as a crewman on the Washington state ferry Kla Han ie two years ago, picketed the Seattle ferry terminal with a photo of Governor Dan Evans. The Republican governor has recently begun sporting a beard.
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Seattle
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