Lang Beach Witness injures trial delay in Miller case
The trial of John Lawrence Miller, accused of murder, was delayed after a defense witness in a jail fight was injured. Judge Carroll Durinam rescheduled openings to 9 4 am. Miller demanded the removal of court appointed adviser Jack Stanley citing inadequate communication. The case includes defense self representation with adviser, prior attorney changes, and psychiatrists reports amid ongoing delay concerns.
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Carroll Durinam
Miller
Allen Field
Contral County
Jack Stanley
Stanley
Denty
Gerald Chaleff
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Dunnium
Harold Deering
Assembly bill targets redlining in housing loans
Sacramento AP A Southern California assemblyman introduced legislation to outlaw redlining by home loan institutions. Art Torres D Los Angeles proposes banning denial of loans based on high risk areas regardless of borrower credit ratings.
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Sacramento
California
Art Torres
Los Angeles
Man Walks Out Of Jail Then Returns In Los Angeles
Johnny Ray McKinney, 25, slipped from a Los Angeles jail in a minimum security area while officers restrained a man attempting to swallow pills. He walked out with unknown vice officers and returned after his mother heard on the radio that he was wanted. Capt. W.G. Brown ordered an inquiry into the escape.
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Johnny Ray McKinney
Los Angeles
W.G. Brown
McKinney
California Sues Animal Protection Institute Over Funds
California sues the Sacramento based Animal Protection Institute alleging misused more than $100000 since 1968. Found er Mouras and a staff of about 20 allegedly diverted funds to administration and salaries. Mouras denies wrongdoing calling API a public relations organization for animals.
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Sacramento
Schwartz
API
Mouras
United States
Alttorney General's
Alcoholics picket over aid out plans at county hall
A small group of Alcoholics Anonymous outpatients picketed the Hall of Administration in Long Beach to protest possible cuts to an alcoholism detoxification and rehabilitation program. Officials hint partial cutbacks may come next year, with demonstrators planning to return for the weekly board meeting. One picket stressed cuts should avoid harming programs that help people become useful citizens.
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Long Beach General Hospital
Hall of Administration
Long Beach General
State urges extension of revenue sharing
The California Legislature urged Congress to extend federal revenue sharing beyond the current fiscal year. A 55 to 3 Assembly vote followed a Senate endorsement of Sen. George Deukmejian's resolution, arguing that orderly budgeting requires knowledge of federal funds before the 1976 fiscal year starts in July.
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California
Congress
Assembly
Senate
George Deoukmejian
Long Beach
California bill would delay purge of marijuana records
SACRAMENTO AP Police reform moves advance as bill requires a one year wait before destroying arrest and conviction records under marijuana law. Assemblyman Alan Sieroty says the measure responds to demand for record purges while awaiting Senate approval. The bill passed Beloit on a two thirds vote and would take effect immediately if signed by the governor.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Revenue sharing extension eyed by Congress
Deukmejian said the revenue sharing program extension is before Congress. He noted passage may not occur until late this year, if at all, with sources uncertain about its fate.
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Theongress
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