Mitchell urges cities to oppose mob rule after Mayday protests
San Francisco attorney general John Mitchell urged cities to follow Washington DC in opposing mob force during Mayday demonstrations. He noted over 12,000 arrests in DC and criticized critics while praising police actions. Reagan ordered half staff for fallen officers and defended police against criticisms.
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Reagan tax leak probe announced by California AG
California Attorney General Evelle Younger says the state Justice Department will investigate an alleged leak of Governor Reagan’s income tax return. Senator Dennis Carpenter requested the probe, with cooperation from Franchise Tax Board staff to uncover facts and take appropriate action.
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Los Angeles
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Man held for arraignment in gun-killing case
Alfonso Rudolph Brady 28 of 1062 Hellman Ave bound over to Superior Court on murder charge for the death of Raymond Raniero 26 of 1046 Hellman. Brady faces arraignment May 24 after a fist fight preceded a single .22 rifle shot on Brady's front steps.
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Reagan Sets 25000 Fee to Curb National Run Rumors
Governor Reagan set his speech fee at $25,000 for Republican fund raisers to discourage invitations and avoid the impression he plans a 1972 presidential bid. Aide Mike Deaver said the fee funds California politics and applies to June appearances in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
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Assembly Approves Cal-Vet Extension for POW Wives
The Assembly on Monday approved a bill extending Cal-Vet privileges to wives of prisoners of war and servicemen missing in action, sending the measure to the Senate for consideration.
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