L A resident shot to death in Paramount
An unidentified Los Angeles man was shot in the chest and killed while waiting for a bus in Paramount. Leo H. Belisle, 34, of Bell Gardens, was booked on suspicion of murder. He allegedly fired a single 38 caliber shot after a drinking stop at a nearby bar.
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Los Angeles
Paramount
Lakewood
Bell Gardens
Paramount and
Century Boulevards
Leo H. Belisle
Eastern Ave
Independent March 19 1975 Veluwe i
A compact item from the Independent dated March 19 1975 mentions Veluwe i with brief locality context. The readable text centers on a short regional blurb or notice without clear events or names.
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Veluwe i
Long Beach approves three city charter amendments
Voters in Long Beach favored three amendments by wide margins. Prop 1 bans city job discrimination and allows political activity by employees. Prop 2 lets council create city jobs by resolution rather than ordinance. Prop 3 waives council approval for new Planning Department hires except the director. 443 precincts reported: Prop 1 yes 26 223 no 10 764. Prop 2 yes 22 378 no 13 995. Prop 3 yes 23 706 no 12 922.
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Long Beach
Cal. Senate tax plan targets rich and business profits
Senate Democrats proposed a 727 million tax plan to raise revenue from wealthy individuals and some businesses while offering credits to modest income Californians. The measure would redistribute 591 million to taxpayers, with 136 million remaining in the treasury. Lower income earners could receive up to 150 per person, funded mainly by a 555 million shift. Single filers would gain up to 36 million in relief.
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UPI
Senate
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Adviser Notes Steeper Recession Decline Than Projections
An adviser warned that the shape of the recession is much steeper in decline than forecasts issued late last year by the Department of Finance for the governor’s budget.
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Roy Bell
Bell
Brown
Department of Finance
Incumbent Leaders Dominate City Council Runoffs
In runoff results L B Sato led by about five to one over Ronald A. Morgan in the at large race. Third District incumbent Renee Simon led over Charles Calix while Fourth District incumbent Thomas Clark won by a wide margin over Phillip Greer. Eighth District incumbent Ted Critchley and Ninth District incumbent Russ Rubley trailed as former opponents closed in. May 13 runoff set for Sixth District with James H Wilson vs James McGuinness Sr. and Don Phillips ahead of E John Hanna in First District.
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Judge overturns sheriff election in Fresno case
A Superior Court judge invalidated last November's sheriff election results in Fresno County amid contention by Sheriff Guy Lang. A review cites irregularities prompting a new proceedings to resolve the disputed race.
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UPD
Guy Lang
Second man arrested in slaying linked to 1973 murder
Willie Lee Gaither, 20, was arrested at his Long Beach home and booked for investigation of murder in the July 27 1973 execution style slaying of John H Suzuki 45 at Long Beach Clock Service. Hale is already on trial. Seattle arrest followed a Secret Witness tip.
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John H. Suzuki
Dave Barbee
Bill Brough
Willie Lee Gaither
16Th St
E. Willow
Charles Lamont Hale
Long Beach Superior Court
Hale
Benjamin Berkower
Seattle
Suzuki
Robert M. Bell
Robert E. Forbes
Strike Talks Continue as Machinists Gauge Progress
The International Association of Machinists and a participant in Sunday's meeting offered guarded comments. Simpson said the session was exploratory and not conclusive, with further negotiations planned in Los Angeles and St Louis. Mediators John Zancanaro and George Duncan lead the talks in Los Angeles, the first since March 6.
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International Association of Machinists
Simpson
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Mediation Service
John Zancanaro
George Duncan
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