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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1975

Page

29

Jury acquits entrepreneur in Long Beach meter case

In Long Beach Municipal Court Judge Thomas Zeiger found entrepreneur Rudolph Alesio Jr. innocent of malicious mischief after a four day trial at his shoreline restaurant site. The judge cited too many ifs to convict while inspecting the crime scene and hearing testimony from Hathaway Buckingham and others. A separate report notes a burglary at John's Men's Shop on Bellflower Boulevard where items worth 777 dollars were stolen.

Long Beach Rudolph Alesio Jr Thomas Zieger Alesio E. Ocean Blvd Alesi New Jersey Hathaway’s David Buckingham Hathaway Gary Lane Gary Burbach Zeiger

Harbor City man convicted in Wilmington rifle killing

A 19 year old Harbor City man, Jesus Orabuena Jr., was found guilty in Long Beach Superior Court of first degree murder for the Wilmington rifle killing that left one man dead and three wounded near L Street and Eubank Avenue. The jury deliberated since last Friday and sentencing was set for March 31.

Harbor City Long Beach Superior Court Wilmington Jesus Orabuena Jr Pat Mullendore Ezequiel Parra Mullendore Orabuena L Street Eubank Avenue Didi George Pugsley Pugsley

Arnholt Smith Trial Jury Seated in Contributions Case

A six man six woman jury began hearing testimony in the political contributions trial of financier C Arnholt Smith. He is charged with unlawfully donating 10000 to GOP campaigns in 1970 and 1972 including Nixon's 1972 bid. The case could bring up to 21000 in fines and a year in prison.

San Diego C. Arnholt Smith Smith Richard Nixon

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