Wilmington Angel Dust Lab Raided Five Arrested
Federal narcotics agents seized lab equipment and phencyclidine after raiding a Wilmington site at 718 Anaheim Street. Five people Frank Salinas Maria Salinas Linda Rangel Richard Garcia and M D Floyd were arrested in connection with the operation which produced about three pounds of angel dust weekly.
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Wilmington
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Anaheim St
Frank Salinas
Maria
Linda Rangel
Richard Garcia
M.D. Floyd
Montebello
Joint tenancy versus trust for probate avoidance questions
Reader asks about recording a new deed to avoid probate and hosting daughters as joint tenants. Expert notes recording before death is necessary, may still homestead, and suggest updating the Declaration of Homestead. Living trusts can avoid probate but may not suit smaller estates. a life estate trust to children is possible, yet loses some tax advantages. Inheritance and gift taxes may apply. contact California Inheritance Tax Division for specifics.
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V.O
Bellflower
California Inheritance Tax Division
S. Broadway
Los Angeles
Offshore oil plan faces spill risks and big revenue projections
A draft report estimates 30 years of offshore production could yield 11 to 146 billion dollars in revenue, with 1 billion in taxes to state and local governments. It predicts 9 000 jobs, peaking at 15 000 in 1987, but warns a platform spill is highly likely over the period, with substantial volumes possible. No recommendations are offered.
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Santa Barbara
Demonstration Outside Jail for Imprisoned Activist Douglass
A small group demonstrated outside Los Angeles County jail for imprisoned antiwar activist James Wilson Douglass. Douglass was arrested at Hollywood's Immaculate Heart College during the Day of Nonviolence and held as a federal prisoner in lieu of 2500 dollars bail. A hearing before a U.S. magistrate was postponed to today.
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James Wilson Douglass
Los Angeles County
Hollywood
Immaculate Heart College
Court orders new hearing on oil platform ban
The 9th U.S. Court of Appeals set aside a ruling blocking Santa Barbara Channel platform construction and sent the case back to the district court for further proceedings. It urged a fresh examination of whether the suspension by Interior Secretary Morton deprived leaseholders of property rights and required an amended justification.
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San Francisco
Santa Barbara Channel
U.S. Court of Appeals
US District Court
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Santa Barbara
U.S. District Court
California
Interior Department
Morton
Banuelos wage case settled for Ramona's Mexican Foods
Ramona's Mexican Food Products Inc. agreed to pay 10000 dollars in overtime back pay to truck drivers after a Labor Department suit alleging failure to pay time and a half for hours over 40 per week. Romana Banuelos was not named in the suit.
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U.S
Romana Banuelos
Federal Labor Department
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Zenith National Life Insurance Co
Wilshire Blvd
Action Line
B.B
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Shirlye Schmidt
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Veterans Administration
N.R
Lakewood
Senior Opportunity Services
First St
SOS
Helen Wakefield
Allen Bonded
E. la Jara St
Cerritos
Douglass
Union Oil Co
Gulf Oil Corp
Mobil Oil Corp
Texaco, Inc
RCA Black & White
RCA
Dooley
Dooleys
Banuelos
Ramona’s
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Scenic Airlines
A.F.C
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
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