Brown seeks broad background checks for appointive posts
Governor Brown requires a 13 page confidential form for major appointees asking about arrests, drug use, mental health treatment, foreign service, name changes, family and business ties, lawsuits, and possible conflicts. He personally reviews forms to ensure appointment quality and avoid embarrassments.
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Thomas Eagleton
California
Bill Stall
Woman in Ventura Recovers After Leg Amputation
A 46 year old Ventura woman who lay injured six days after a car tumble into a 500 foot canyon had her right leg amputated due to gangrene. She was reported in good condition and may be released later this week.
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UPI
Barbarala Wilson
Ventura Community Hospital
Kissinger wraps up desert visit after Beverly Hills speech
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and entourage flew from Palm Springs to Washington after a weekend in Southern California. He spoke Friday in Beverly Hills to about 1,200, warning Congress against over involvement in foreign affairs and the risk of provoking misjudgment by world leaders.
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Wallis
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San Clemente
World Affairs Council
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Felando
State Department
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Kittens Lost but Cat Saves Life at San Quentin Prison
Cat the cat at San Quentin Prison survived after a Caesarean and hysterectomy paid by the chief medical officer Dr. T P Bolger and a local veterinarian. The kittens died, but the cat returned to the inmates in the honor block.
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San Quentin Prison
T.P. Bolger
Bolger
San Rafael
Army pressured family slay case tied to doctor’s rearrest
The son of a Long Beach physician, once released for lack of evidence, was rearrested on murder charges tied to the 1970 Ft. Bragg killings of his wife and two daughters. His mother accuses Army pressure by the slain daughter in law’s family as authorities reopen the case with a Raleigh grand jury. The doctor remains jailed in California with a $500000 bond ahead of extradition proceedings.
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Dorothy MacDonald
Jeffrey
St. Mary Medical Center
FBI
Huntington Beach
Thomas P. McNamara
Raleigh
MacDonald
Army
Los Angeles
Ecuador quizzes captains of seized U.S. tunaboats
Ecuadorian Navy officers questioned four American tuna seiners after their seizure for fishing within Ecuador 200 mile limits. Vessels City of Lison Jacquiline A Calypso and Mary Elizabeth held at Salinas port as U S officials weigh fines and possible aid penalties.
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UPI
Ecuador
California
Salinas
City of Lison
Jacquiline A
Calypso
Mary Elizabeth
August Felando
American Tunaboat Association
Chile
Peru
United States
Felando
Language barrier tragedy at Venice cafe shooting
Jose Garcia, 34, died after not understanding a gunman’s command during a robbery at the Acapulco Cafe in Venice. Three robbers forced patrons to freeze and fired when Garcia stood, while the gunmen looted wallets from 14 others as police investigated.
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CIA
Los Angeles
Acapulco
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