03 Feb 1970
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1970
Page
1
Charles Manson claims innocence in the Tate LaBianca killings and says about 30 witnesses will testify he was elsewhere. He accuses prosecutors of pressuring associates and notes Sadie Atkins was allegedly coerced by the D A to testify.
The report notes remarks about a Grand Jury transcript and suggests she was coached, with phrases like strike that and is that what you've got on your notes. MANSON says he would like to speak with a former family member, continued on page A-7.
A reader seeks contact with professional purchasers of famous autographs including Hoover and de Gaulle. Another asks where to apply to be a camp counselor for children and whether ACTION LINE can offer suggestions.
Governor Ronald Reagan plans a tight budget message in Sacramento proposing reductions and a tax revision. The proposal aims to move to the Legislature for action, with expected steps to balance state spending.
Nixon Administration fiscal 1971 budget blends thrift with a heart as revenue sharing and increased outlays aim to boost education manpower and health. The proposal totals about 81.9 billion dollars in education and related programs, reflecting a 41 percent rise alongside overall budget growth.
A San Pedro community battle over offshore drilling escalates as Ellen Stern Harris remarks on approach changes. Patricia Herrera, Cabrillo Beach group chair, convenes a meeting to assess actions amid fears of oil spills and conflicts over city revenue and lease terms. Harris cites assurances that only drill cuttings would be generated.
A federal grand jury indicted 12 deputy sheriffs on civil rights violations tied to the May People’s Park riots in Berkeley. Two officers were indicted for the shooting of James Rector and the blinding of Alan Blanchard. Alameda Sheriff Frank Madigan condemned the charges as overreach amid the unrest that left Rector dead and many wounded.
Navy pilot Lt. Crowell ejects after his Crusader collides with another aircraft near a hangar. The crash on December 22 1988 follows oil pressure loss and a prior ejection by Lt. Riddell. Both Crusaders valued at 98 million dollars each.
Noted philosopher and logician TODA BERTRAND RUSSELL died in Wales at age 97. The obituary outlines his influence on analytic philosophy, logic, and social thought. Prolific author and Nobel laureate, Russell shaped debates on science, education, and pacifism.
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