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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1968

Page

3

City sales tax pull rejected by California board

The State Board of Equalization refused to collect for Los Angeles a proposed one cent local sales tax citing potential administrative chaos and a two tier system that would clash with state rules. Mayor Yorty urged the board to take over collection to cut costs. Separately, Kenneth Ryder, a 26 year old salesman from Hawthorne, died after his car drifted off the San Diego Freeway and struck a guard rail near 120th Street.

Sacramento State Board of Equalization Los Angeles Richard Nevins Pasadena Sam Yorty Paule Lake Woodland John Lynch Fresno George Reilly San Francisco Yorty Nevins A. Torrance San Diego 120Th Street Hawthorne California Highway Patrol Kenneth William Ryder Anza Ave Hawthorne Community Hospital

Judge to Rule on Kirschke Case in Death Penalty Appeal

In a dramatic courtroom exchange Judge Parker weighs reductions from death to life and from first to second degree for former deputy district attorney Kirschke. Prosecutor Davis urges retrial and new verdict, while Asst. Atty. Gen. Harris defends fair treatment and notes Kirschke’s interrogation. New witnesses did not appear. Davis rests on legal arguments without reopening testimony.

Kirschke Asst Albert W. Harris Davis Parker Harris Elaine Terry Kirschke Orville William Crankhan Victorville Downey District Attorney’s Office Albert C. S. Ramsey F. Lee Bailey

City Council panel backs tax rise package in LA

A Los Angeles City Council committee on Wednesday proposed a revenue package including a 36.4 cent property tax rate increase, higher sales taxes, and boosted department fees to raise funds.

Los Angeles

Tragic intra family killings end in husband's suicide

A 31 year old man fired a .32 caliber revolver at least 16 times in his estranged wife Myrna 24 and three fellow family members in an elaborate home setting in Gardena California. He then killed himself. Victims include Phillip Weinstein 46 and Rosemary Weinstein 38 plus Debbie 19. A 3 year old boy Jason Scott Weinstein survived found by police. The motive ties to an alleged love triangle and firing from the head wear firm Metz of California. Police continue investigation.

Fred Chegwin Myrna Phillip Weinstein Chegwin Rosemary Weinstein Debbie Weinstein Jason Scott Jason Mercedes Rameric

Eyewitness claims differ in Los Angeles shootout

A Black Panther spokesman said an eyewitness supports a different account of the Monday LA shootout in which three Black men were killed and two police officers wounded. Police sought a fourth suspect and urged youth to surrender amid national civil rights pressure.

Los Angeles Black Panther Earl Anthony Panthers Oakland Man Roberge Central Receiving Hospital Bartholomew National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

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