Pilot admits stealing plane after buzzing Seal Beach
Theodore LaBelle of Seal Beach pleaded guilty to airplane theft and reckless ing after stealing a plane from Langachs Airport on Nov 30. He admitted being armed with a shotgun as prosecutors dropped two counts of reckless flying. he faces prison or Youth Authority custody and a probation hearing set for April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore LaBelle
Seal Beach
Signal Hill
LaBelle
Elder Ave
Acquitted alien to face deportation after murder trial
Leonel De La Pena, 22, of Anhuac Mexico, was acquitted in a Long Beach double murder trial and handed to U S immigration officials in Los Angeles for deportation proceedings. He may proceed immediately or wait seven days. co defendant Angel Ruiz was convicted of first degree murder and has a March 21 new trial motion hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Superior Court
U.S
Los Angeles
Leonel de la Pena
Anhuac
Chihuahua
Mexico
el Centro
de la Pena
Angel Ruiz
James Piper
Serdict
Pablo Monarres Aguirre
Long Beach
Ruiz
UC under fire over minorities policy in Bakke case
Sacramento AP reports UC faces student and legislative criticism for handling of minority admissions and the Bakke court case. Critics say admissions standards are narrow and the university bungled the Bakke matter. Justice Cruz Reynoso notes possible expansion of standards if ruling allows it, but lack of will remains. Subcommittee chair Vasconcellos blasts the Bakke handling as poorly argued and poorly designed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
University of California
State Supreme Court
Allan Bakke
UC Davis Medical School
State Appeals Court
Cruz Reynoso
PUC backs $89 fare plan for coast to coast service
The California Public Utilities Commission said it will join the Civil Aeronautics Board proceeding on World Pie Line of Oakland to establish a coast to coast route from Ontario and Oakland to New York and Washington Baltimore. Current one way coach fares to New York and Washington are $202 and $192 respectively. The move is touted as important for California and proponents argue for lower wages. The UC lawyers led by Donald Reidhaar will handle the appeal, with critics noting the absence of minorities on the legal team. UC President David Saxon emphasizes minority admissions and the Bakke case, saying we must win to avoid harming minority enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California Public Utilities Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
World ‘Pie Ine
Oakland
Ontario
California
New York
Washington Baltimore
Washington
Donald Reidhaar
Plan for reimbursal on money orders fails
California lawmakers shelved a $10 million bill to reimburse purchasers of Universal Money Orders after no committee member supported it. Sen. Alfred E. Alquist will seek a reconsideration next week as officials note potential public fund constitutionality concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duca SA
California
Universal
Senate
Alfred E. Alquist
San Jose
Committee On Insurance and Financial Institutions
Carl J. Schmitt
Universal Mone Order
New York State
Aquist
Ber
Finance Committee
Taekraat
Son Found Guilty in San Pedro Dress Shop Arson
Mark Skolis was convicted by a five man seven woman Long Beach Superior Court jury of one count of arson for fire set at Patmar s dress shop on September 24. The blaze caused about 15000 in damage to merchandise and fixtures. Skolis claimed he was not present, while security guard Donald Van Terrell identified him leaving the lot. Bail remained at 3000 with a probation hearing and sentencing set for March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Long Beach
Skoli
Patmars Dress Shop
Western Ave
Donald Van-Terrell
Skolis
Van-Terrell
Skolil
van Terrell
Eldon Skolil
Ellsworth Beam
Pharmacy owner guilty in state fraud
Percy G. Humphrey, owner of Humphrey's Drugs at 415 W. Compton Blvd., was convicted in Los Angeles Superior Court of grand theft and 21 counts of filing false medical claims. He faces sentencing April 14 for cheating the state of more than 000. Investigators began probing after a customer raised suspicion over inflated reimbursement claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Percy G. Humphrey
Humphrey
Compton Blvd
Also Mentioned on This Page
California Youth Authority
Hourigan
LA Belle
Langach
the University
U.S. Supreme Court
Assembly
Subcommittee
John Vasconcellos
D-San Jose
PUC
PAC
Fellers Vention
David Saxon
University
Zoo Crew
Los Angeles Zoo
Taiwan
Kaoshiung Zoo
Los Angeles International Airport
Brown
Joseph Edmiston
Sierra Club Energy
Southern California
Brown Wednesday
New Planning Commission
Santa Monica Mountains
Commission
Pacial “L
ee _ SPORTING GOODS
Ma Para
Areca
Fai
Guster
Davis
Torrance
Hawthorne Blvd
Garden Grove
South Gate
E. Firestone Blvd
Fullerton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!