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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1976

Page

3

Attorney claims drug overdose blamed in recruit death trial

The first of three Marine drill instructors facing trial for the death of Pvt. Lyon McClure is under fire from his attorney who says a massive drug overdose may have caused the recruit's death after a close drill fight at the depot in Lufkin Texas. The trial, presided by Lt Col William B. Draper, includes questions of whether drugs were given and whether officials violated orders. Witnesses from the incident are expected to testify and cases for involuntary manslaughter assault and maltreatment are being heard.

Fress-Telegram Long Beach Calif Tess San Ego Lyon McChire McClure S. Sgt Harold £. Bronson Freeport Fia Nery Leutenant Daniel B. Hunter Lufkin Tex Hunter San Diego Avay Hospital Bronson Houston William B. Draper Camp Pendleton William M. Cunningham

Harrises Lose Bid To Bar Press From Jury Selection

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mark Brander denied the Harrises request to bar press and public from parts of jury voir dire in their kidnapping assault and robbery case. He ordered press present and set the trial to begin next Monday, amid claims of preferential Hearst trial treatment and a secret hearing about courtroom security.

Harrises William Emily Harris Los Angeles Miss Hearst Brandler Ed Davis Weingtass Weinglass

Notorious rapist Wein given life for Westchester murder

Edward Simon Weir, long-time sex-crime convict known as the Watch-Stem Rapist, was sentenced to life in Santa Monica for killing a Westchester woman. A jury found him guilty of murder, attempted murder, robbery, burglary and sex perversion. The judge noted the life term with eligibility for parole after seven years after the prior death sentence was commuted.

Edward Simon Weir Santa Monica Westchester Wein Superior Court Charles H. Wood

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