Hearst to undergo psychiatric studies delaying sentencing
Patricia Hearst's judge delayed final sentencing on her bank robbery conviction and ordered extensive psychiatric examinations at a federal facility. The 35 year sentence was temporarily imposed, with potential reduction at final sentencing, as evaluations could take up to 90 days or longer. Hearst will be moved to the Metropolitan Correctional Center in San Diego for assessments ahead of related state charges in Los Angeles.
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Miss Hearsh
Symbionese Liberation Army
Hibernia Bank
Beaneh
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Albert Johnson
Frank Klein
Federal Metropolitan Correctional Center
San Diego
Los Angeles
Hibernia
Wind driven storm disrupts Long Beach traffic
A wind driven storm swept into the Southland on Monday evening, dropping nearly a half inch of rain in Long Beach and causing numerous minor traffic mishaps on freeways as drivers faced slick streets and fading light. The storm also sparked power outages affecting about 3,000 customers in Hollywood areas and temporary phone outages in Pico Rivera. Weather officials forecast most areas to see showers with highs in the mid 60s and overnight lows in the upper 40s.
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Highway Patrol
Southland
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Hollywood
Hollywood Hills
Baldwin Hills
Los Angeles
Durfee
Bartolo Avenes
State air board to regulate refineries
The State Air Resources Board assumes enforcement of pollution rules at Southern California oil refineries after ARB chairwoman complained local officials were lax. ARB cites flagrant violations by inspectors of the APCD and notes hydrocarbon fumes from tanks. Officials cite staffing costs and tank renovations as barriers. ARB expects the takeover to be temporary, tracing past lax enforcement to before the district’s restructuring.
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Quinn
Lax
Los Angeles
Southern
Gunmen Kill Two Guards in Times Square Heist
In New York three masked robbers attacked at the New Amsterdama Theater on West 42nd Street. They bound two armored car guards, held them for 90 minutes, then killed them in the auditorium. No loot was taken amid the attack tied to a nearby Wells Fargo heist.
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Times Square
New Amsterdama
West 42Nd Street
Talice
Wells Fargo
Daily News
IRS chief cleared but censured for questionable judgment
The AP reports that IRS Commissioner Donald C. Alexander was cleared of criminal wrongdoing by Attorney General Edward H. Levi, though he and associates were found to have exercised questionable judgment. The Treasury investigation suggested automatic audits of all federal elected officials and presidential appointees, a policy potentially affecting over 1,000 officials. Senator Montoya, chairman of a Senate subcommittee, faced tax affair scrutiny.
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Internal Revenue Service
Donald C. Alexander
Alexander
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Justice Department
Treasury
William FE. Simon
IRS
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Cials
Richard R. Albrecht
Albrecht
Simon
Montoya
Senate
San Francisco Strike Declared Illegal Amid Picket Curbs
A judge ruled San Francisco city workers strike illegal prompting an injunction and end to picketing. City Atty. O Connor outlined steps to serve the order and arrest violators, with penalties up to $500 fine and five days in jail. Negotiators later discussed a new economic proposal as unions pressed for raises.
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San Francisco
Thomas O'Connor
George Moscone
Governing Board of Supervisors
Superior Court
John E. Benson
O'Connor
Anl
Cty
Cite
$2 Bills Return to Circulation Draws Demand
Long Beach Bank of America employee Diana Carter shows crisp new $2 bills issued today after a decade without them. William Simon says over 225 million notes have been printed. Banks keep supplies but some may run low as collectors buy first issues.
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Long Beach Bank of America
Diana Carter
US Treasury
William Simon
Israelis Force Down Stray Saudi Plane in Tel Aviv Airspace
A camouflaged Saudi military transport plane with 36 people including three American crewmen contracted to Lockheed was forced to land by Israeli interceptors after straying into Israeli airspace. The crew members were released to the U.S. Embassy and said to have navigational error. Saudis aboard the C130 Hercules were taken to an Israeli base for interrogation.
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Tel Aviv
Lockheed
U.S
Washington
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Defense Ministry
Quake rattles Oregon and Washington coast to Portland
A magnitude 4.8 quake struck north central Oregon Monday evening, felt as far as Portland about 100 miles away. The USGS National Earthquake Information Service reported no damage from the Deschutes River Valley center at 4:47 p.m. local time.
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Oregon
U.S. Geological Survey
Survey
National Earthquake Service
Goldwp
Colo
Deschutes River
Portland
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