Trial alleges ex-governor Pat Brown denies $25000 transfer link
In a libel trial against Look magazine, Pat Brown dismissed reports he accepted $25,000 from mob figure Fratianno to transfer him from Folsom to easier prison, calling the tale balderdash. Testimony traced notes from reporter Carlson and deposition by Thomas, who disputed key specifics and admitted anonymity. Brown said he never received the money and never knew Fratiano.
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San Francisco
Edmund G. Brown
Joseph L
Brown
Los Angeles
Maxwell Blecher
Alioto
Blecher
Richard Carlson
Look
Aliato
Carlson
Tommy Lee’ Thomas
James Fratiano
Thomas
Jewell
Fratiano
Folsom
Soledad
Work Farm
Theoney
Sacramento
Iater
Joann
T. (Thomas
FBI
Newton
Kowalski
Maximum Security
Fra‘tiano
Aliota
LAPD
Parker
Jim Hamilton
Nadale
Aliote
Aristo
First San Francisco Bank
Joann Fratiano
Ohio
Alicia
Alcindor sues over Malibu apartment rental bias
Lew Alcindor, later known as Kareem Abdul Jabbar, files a Fair Housing Act suit in Superior Court accusing a Santa Monica couple of refusing to lease a Malibu two bedroom unit to him because he is black. The suit seeks $250,000 in damages and a court order forcing the apartment to be rented to Alcindor.
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Santa Monica
Lew Alcindor
Malibu
Superior Court
Laurence Rittenband
Alcindor
Westside Fair Housing Council
Sam Gilbert
William Forsythe
Gilbert
William Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
George Anderson
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Fratianno
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Lance Brisson
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