Harrises Hearst Trial Hearings Highlight Tape Evidence
Jurors hear a taped communique from the Harrises and Miss Hearst as evidence. Prosecutor Mayerson reveals Hearst may testify, triggering defense protests and requests for delays. Judge Brandler allows part of the tape but omits Hearst's voice, rejecting defense claims of tape alteration.
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Queen Mary takeover plan gains city support
City officials evaluated options for the Queen Mary, favoring a city subsidy plan over private operation. The plan projects a 18 year cumulative gain of about 38.8 million dollars and a yearly profit of roughly 1.9 million after seven years, with an initial subsidy of 565 dollars for three years. A private operator alternative would cost the city more and risks lawsuits if the ship closes.
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Randall Verrue
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Verrueldt
Nitrogen buoyed hope of Mars life for Viking probe
Pasadena AP report says Viking 1 engineers optimistic after detecting nitrogen in Martian atmosphere. Soffen and colleagues discuss microbes with water pumps adapting to the dry environment, proposing Martian life could be microscopic and energy.
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Kidnap Suspect Schoenfeld Spotted Across U S Canada Border
FBI reports sightings of James Schoenfeld in Spokane Washington and Coeur d Alene Idaho linked to the Chowchilla case. Authorities alert Michigan and Canada crossings as the suspect heads toward the border while brother Richard Woods surrenders on bail.
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Double Homicide on Pacific Coast Highway Underpass
Police described two unidentified Black youths found shot inside a car on the Pacific Coast Highway underpass. One, 16 to 19, bound, barefoot, wearing a pink shirt and maroon corduroy pants, weighed 135 pounds. the other, 16 to 18, six feet tall, 125 pounds, with a silver cross chain, wore a black tank top and dark corduroy pants. Both victims had bindings and multiple gunshot wounds.
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State county join in L B appeal on Ringo Blalf
The state attorney general and the district attorney joined the Long Beach City Prosecutor's office in its appeal over the legality of Ringo. The 50 minute hearing in Los Angeles marked a new stage in a 1975 case where Ringo figures were convicted of lottery violations, and the appellate justices have nine days to rule.
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Edward Hagen
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Roger Boren
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Gary Carlin
Regal Petroleum Corp
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Hagen
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Bull on two city chase escapes from CES Hall pen
A 1000 pound bull escaped from a pen at CES Hall near Ashworth, prompting a two hour, cross area search. Deputies chased it toward the San Gabriel River and 605 Freeway, with a deputy finally pinning the bull near Palo Verde Avenue. Portuguese festival officials later removed the unhurt animal to Artesia.
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