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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1974

Page

12

Kennedy assassination debate heats anew in Los Angeles

Former district attorney Joseph P. Busch rejects renewed claims by Robert Lowenstein and Paul Lehrade that Sirhan Sirhan did not fire all bullets at the Kennedy assassination. They call for a reopened case while Busch maintains Sirhan acted alone and urges a courtroom hearing for any new investigation. An independent ballistics expert, William Warper, still believes two guns were involved based on differing rifling angles.

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Slayers hunted in Reno for Hartis killings

Police pursue two white men in their early 20s after the slayings of Dorothy Haris and her son Lenny Hartis, wife and son of former state Senator Len Harris. Two machine guns stolen from the Hartis home and a .38 caliber pistol found at the residence are linked to the investigation. The bodies were discovered at the Hartis home west of Reno.

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City settles suit on police women reclassification

United Press reports Terranes agrees to out of court settlement to reclassify all policewomen as officers. Six of seven women who sued in April claimed men automatically became officers while women faced agility tests and probation. The city says the reclassification is a paperwork change with no salary increase for male officers.

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