Long Beach Juror Says Sirhan Verdict Stands
Alfonso Galindo, a Long Beach juror, recalls that the nine jurors and five-woman panel would not have changed their first degree murder decision even if Kennedy's plea to spare Sirhan Sirhan had been known. He notes the jury followed the law and found Sirhan guilty beyond doubt.
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Ted Kennedy
Superior Court
Herbert Walker
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Alfonso Galindo
Long Beach
Tec Gas Chamber
Galindo
Olive Ave
Sirhan
Welfare workers protest plan to split duties in county
About 2000 Social Workers Union members demonstrated at 40 area welfare offices including Long Beach district office to protest a planned division of welfare services under Aid to Families with Dependent Children. The action sought a two week moratorium and negotiations. picket counts and district officials' list concerns noted.
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Social Workers Union
Long Beach
Long Beach Blvd
Eligibility Workers
Rou
Jose Bernat
Welfare Department
Department of Public Social Services
Norwalk
Bellflower
Los Angeles
Grand Avenue
Adams Boulevard
David Novogrodsky
Doctor Asked If Noguchi Bluffed Psychiatric Test
A psychiatrist recalled in a Civil Service Commission hearing on Noguchi's reinstatement questioned whether Noguchi had psychiatric training and could bluff a test. Hacker said Noguchi claimed one psychiatry class and that there is no sign he used drugs during the examination, though Dexamyl effects are noted in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles County
Thomas Noguchi
Noguchi
Dep
Martin Weekes
Frederick J. Hacker
Beverly Hills
Civil Service Commission
Weekes
Hacker
University of Nippon
County Considers Strike-Related Fire Rule for Workers
Los Angeles County officials consider a policy to fire employees who strike for three days or more. Personnel Director Gordon Nesvig urged supervisors to adopt the rule following recent walkouts and pay protests by county workers.
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Los Angeles
Gordon T. Nesvig
Endorsed candidate Bradley faces Yorty in heated LA mayoral race
Ex mayor Norris Poulson backs Thomas Bradley in the Los Angeles mayoral contest and warns of a potential phony uprising by Yorty supporters. Poulson recalls 1961 race and cites racial strife as a tactic. Bradley names Leonard Firestone as talent search chair if elected. Yorty accuses Bradley of opposing police improvements.
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Los Angeles
Norris Poulson
Thomas Bradley
Poulson
Bradley
Sam “¥Arty
Yarty
Yorty
Griffith Park
William Parker
Leonard Firestone
Ex-Transit Officials Arraigned on Conflict of Interest Charges
Two former Rapid Transit District officials, Dale W. Barratt of Salt Lake City and Raymond W. Gareau of Boston, were arraigned on criminal conflict of interest charges. They posted $1,000 bond each and had their case continued to June 20 for motions to dismiss after indictment over the 50 surplus buses sold to Interstate Warehousing Service of Chicago.
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Rapid Transit District
Salt Lake City
Boston
Dale W. Barratt
Ray
Mond W. Gareau
William B. Keene
Barratt
Gareau
Interstate Warehousing Service, Inc
Chicago
Keene
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Dean McKinley
Watts
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Karl K. Ransom
Lakewood
Santa Ana
Marina
Pomona
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Palos Vere
LA Habra
Buffums
Matti Lynn
Palos Verdes
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