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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1977
Page
10
Two teenage girls were found strangled in a case that spurred police to review nearby scenes. Authorities urged the public to withhold speculation as weather and identification details were being clarified.
Two armed men entered the Bank of America on Washington Blvd near Santa Fe Springs at about 244 pm Tuesday. One carried a chrome revolver and the other a shotgun as they announced the robbery.
Los Angeles Democrat Rep Burke lashes out at Rep Davis during a tense hearing. She accuses the Davis position of undermining public safety while vowing to oppose the repeal of penalties for essential offenses. The exchange drew in students and local officials as tensions rose in Congress.
Pasadena Detective Ray McCray said a 25 caliber handgun with one bullet in the chamber was found in the vacant house where the youth was arrested after a suspected parking lot attack on Mrs. Sparling wife of a Santa Ana businessman. The missing woman's body is sought near the Rose Bowl amid investigation into the 1974 bronze Corvette with personalized license plates WUV YOU.
Detectives from four agencies met in Pyrity to coordinate the case as seven men aged around 13 to 30 were found shot and dumped along highways. Only three have been identified: Simonado of Los Angeles, Timothy Ingham of Merced, and Isidro Her nandes of Los Angeles. Unidentified remains include youths and young men found near Capistrano, Los Angeles, and Banning area with details noted by Sheriff’s officials.
The article reports suspicions about the assessor's office in a city where officials allegedly removed records, kept envelopes sealed, and withheld complete information about property assessments. Critics say commercial property interests sway data sharing, erode confidence, and tie tax agents to brokers and corporate hosts during conventions.
A wave of controversy surrounds a Senate and press investigation into Arizona political and mob ties. The Arizona Republic and Investgative Reporters allege organized crime links involving figures tied to Goldwater and local parties, with coverage by multiple papers and a dismembered team tracing extortionist activity. Goldwater and his brother deny the charges.
The Owings family argues a Southern California collection agency bought their home amid recession pressures. Rodney Kuck, a lawyer linked to the agency, denies responsibility while the family faces medical and legal costs. Neighbors note educational neglect and a broader warning about predatory tactics in housing and debt collection.
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