Secret Witness rewards total to 43000 after 1972 program
The Independent Press Telegram outlines rewards from the Secret Witness program, noting 65 arrests and fugitives since June 10, 1972, with $43000 in rewards. It lists current offers including multiple $2000 for murder cases, a $1000 for a hit and run, and a $500 to $1500 range for various other slayings and fugitives, plus instructions to contact Secret Witness.
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Secret Witness rewards offered for tips leading to arrests
Secret Witness seeks information from the public to aid capture of fugitives and conviction of criminals. A guaranteed fund of 3100,000 is available for rewards, with informants kept anonymous. Contact 436-2526 or write to Secret Witness, P.O. Box 67, Long Beach, California.
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Sanity retrial set in 4 murders case
A seven woman five man jury was sworn in Norwalk Superior Court to reconsider the sanity of Carl Eckstrom, convicted of four murders in a two county shooting spree more than three years ago. Eckstrom, 26, was convicted in separate trials of slaying two persons at Cerritos Shopping Center and of gunning down two Lakewood sheriff's deputies who pursued him to his Orange County home on Jan. 4, 1973.
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Early Birds Classified Pickins Prompt Sunny Sale
Independent Press ad copy urges rapid response for selling items. Mrs Hine of Long Beach advertised her 1956 Plymouth and two buyers called, but a single buyer arrived first and secured the car. Call 432-5959 for results.
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Suit to stop reductions in welfare eyed
CARSON CITY NEV. AP Expected protest of welfare program cuts grew as a welfare rights activist outlined plans for a lawsuit to stop what she called genocide against the poor. Ruby Duncan, head of the Clark County Welfare Rights Organization, followed the announcement by the State Welfare Division of 2 million dollars in medical-service cuts affecting about 17 000 Medicaid recipients. Mrs Duncan argued the cuts would worsen health care and harm the poor of Nevada while officials insisted the changes would not hurt current beneficiaries.
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Ruby Duncan
Clark County Welfare Rights Organization
Bill Labadie
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