Harrises claim verdict tainted in Hearst case
Harrises found guilty of kidnapping and robbery but acquitted on aiding Patricia Hearst. They accuse the verdict of taint and prejudice among jurors. Judge Brainard will question jurors about alleged prejudicial remarks as defense seeks a new trial or to set aside the ruling.
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Patricia ‘Hearst
Angeles
Miss. Hearst
Jadge
Farrises
Lennard Weinglass
Sath Mayerson
Maytlin
Pory
Harrses
Harrisés
Miss Hearst
Dist
John van de Kamp
Harrises
Pattisia Hearst
Oakland
Alameda, Onanty
Weln
Piass Ams
Mark Rosenbaum
Ronald’ Pruyn
Pruyn
Superior Court
Mark Brai
Dofen
Brandler
Harris
Udge
Praya Harris
Brown probes prepaid health by DOUG WILLIS
Gov. Brown orders a review of all prepaid health plans in California after concerns about OmniRex Health Care Inc of Hawthorne. State regulators are to verify financial assets and compliance, with a 14 day deadline, while examining allegations of political influence and the plan’s Medi Cal contract serving about 12,000 people.
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Brown
Doug Willis
Sacranento
California
OmniRex Health Care Inc
Hawthorne
Omni-Rex
Drani-Rex
Hawthorne Blvd
Willian A. Burke
Yvonne Burke
Los Angeles
Denny
Man 81 ends siege after killing girlfriend
An 81 year old Santa Ana man fatally shot his 46 year old girlfriend Constance Broadway and held police at bay for about 30 minutes Monday evening before surrendering. He was questioned for possible motive as officers investigated the fatal shooting at a residence on ith Street.
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Santa Ana
Constance Broadway
Kemper
Joe Enos
Eoos
Enos
Hurricane Pelle Strikes Long Island and Connecticut
Hurricane Pelle roared ashore five miles from New York City limits with 90 mph winds. It pounded Long Island and southern Connecticut, snapped power lines, toppled trees, and caused power outages for about 65,000 customers. Forecasters noted the storm weakening and shifting west as it moved up the coast.
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Pelle
Long Island
New York City
Anticoye
Aeal’ Weather Service
Long Beach
Long Selasid
S.m
Connecticut
New
National Weather Service
Boston
Belle
Maph
Bridgeport
United Duminating Co
Connecticut Light & Power Co
Ex-cop questions key witness in downtown bar spree case
Former officer Paul Steed, one of three charged after a bar-hopping spree, pressed a key witness in Lassam Municipal Court as testimony continued on the fourth day. Deputy City Prosecutor Gary Ferrari introduced six witnesses, including two Mon day, while Steed described a bachelor party and restraint used on a 24-year-old barmaid at the Pan demonium Bar.
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Teach ‘Pikeman
Lassa
Paul Bleed
Gary Ferrari
Ferrar
Steed
Hubert Lamby
Michael Callahan
Rwo
E. Broadway
Stead
Long
Bar-Bop
Abbie
Long Beach Blvd
Court blocks natural gas price hikes in federal ruling
A federal appeals court issued a limited injunction blocking new natural gas price increases. The order bars the Federal Power Commission from approving rates until gas producers set up a refunds mechanism for consumers or the FPC reverses the decision, pending further action.
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Washington
Court of Apeals
Federal Power Commission
Fas
FPC
Oye New Gan
Ford Reagan backers clash over GOP convention strategy
In Kansas City AP report, Reagan supporters oust a Ford delegate from a key platform committee and press to force a primary choice before balloting. Reagan aides plan moves at the convention rules committee, signaling intensified intra party clashes a week before the GOP gathering.
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Kansas City Xs
Ford
Reagan
Jobo Sears
Party Rules
Sears
California
Judge suspends Diamond Lane traffic experiment
Judge Matt Byrne in Los Angeles ordered a suspension of the Diamond Lane carpool experiment to begin with Friday’s morning rush hour. The ruling, amid environmental review questions and federal standards concerns, keeps the lane restricted to buses and high-occupancy vehicles for the time being while METRO and Caltrans await further action.
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Ran Ik
Hman
Myst
Montay
Statement of Transportation
Matt Byrne
Los Angeles
Caltrans
Santa Monica
Byrne
Donald Cave
Trans Environmental
Dove
Post
Jove
State Department of Transportation
Highway Patrol
Senate Okays Defense Bill Delays B1 Bomber Orders
The Senate approved a defense appropriation bill deferring 1 million for the first three B1 bombers until after February 1. The 626 vote sent the measure to conference with the House to resolve differences after the House had earlier approved 1 billion for initial orders of a planned 244 bombers with no restrictions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Mobster Slain Over Stiff Fear of Talk
Police seek Governor Brown’s help to pry disputes as authorities confirm a mobster was killed amid fear he would spill information, page references indicate broad law enforcement involvement and investigation ongoing.
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Gov. Brown
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Knight News Service
Diamond Lane
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