Pacheco case details emerge in murders tragedy
Mrs. Pacheco a former Wilmington High School student and cheerleader. Paul Rodriguez and Mrs Vera Robles, her sister, said services are pending at McNerney's Mortuary. The couple had a turbulent marriage with multiple divorce petitions. Alfredo Pacheco, a police intelligence officer and brother, was with her when she was shot. sheriff's investigators probe involvement while internal affairs reviews. The Fachecos' two young sons are in Robles' care.
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Long Bracil Superior Court
Rolland Truman
Pachecos
Tuna boats seized off Salinas spark fines and intl dispute
Correia identified the S C 61 converted Coast Guard craft as the seized tuna boats near Salinas about 65 miles south. Felando said fines could exceed 140000 dollars for alleged 200 mile offshore limits violations. Boats included Denise Marie Atlantic Patton and others Trinidad Blue Meridian City of Panama. Ecuador fined 1.3 million on 26 boats earlier, 77 seized in a decade. State Dept notified. Atlantic Richfield reported a gasoline spill near San Diego Bay with no water reach and no fire.
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Nevador
Salinas
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San Diego
Atlantic Richfield Co
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Bay
Reinecke denies aide's bitter charges in resignation letter
In a bitter resignation, Steward accuses Lt. Gov. Reinecke of using hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars to run for governor and of conspiracy against Reagan. Reinecke calls the claims groundless and defends his record, while Reagan's office lauds him as a strong lieutenant governor. Steward warns of ethnic issues and prepared misgivings, citing internal staff conduct and political cynicism.
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Reagan
Reinecke
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Fioe
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California
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Rea- Zan
Robert WH. Winch
Nixon
Meany and labor leaders clash over new wage controls
AFL-CIO President George Meany and other labor leaders vow to challenge federal wage controls seen as violating contracts. The Amalgamated Meat Cutters threaten strikes if pay hikes blocked by the wage-price freeze. UAW pushes for retroactive raises under Phase 2 amid internal pressure and a looming convention.
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Washington
UAW
Woodcock
Tragic fire incident prompts questions on arson
Police and fire crews answered a duplex fire at 5 am sparked by a reported blaze. Miss Weinstein suffered extensive burns over 30 percent of her body and Miss McQueen sustained deep burns. Investigators questioned two women described as drifters and an apartment occupant who allegedly befriended them.
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Miss Medieen
Weinstein
Exemptions listed as price freeze ends and new rules urged
The article outlines exemptions after the freeze ends for rents and many goods including unimproved real estate, new homes, nonprofit dues, international rates, royalties, antiques, custom services, and disposal sales by the government. It notes Phase 2 price controls to be set by the seven member Price Commission with Regs to come later. General exemptions will remain in effect after the freeze expires, while some items such as public utilities were not exempted and more exemptions are being considered.
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Pay Board
Death row inmate hurt in stabbing at San Quentin
Chester Allen Johnson a 24 year old death row inmate at San Quentin was found stabbed in four places during morning exercise guards found bloodless weapons hidden in boxing gloves two sharpened toothbrush handles taped and twine he was treated at the infirmary and returned to his cell officials reported multiple minor stab wounds without serious injury
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UPI
Chester Allen Johnson
San Quentin
Johnson
Doelors
Laird leads Marines on anniversary tribute
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird led a Marine Corps memorial service marking the 196th anniversary and honored about 40,000 Marines who died in wars including 13,000 in Vietnam. A wreath was laid before the War Memorial statue of six Marines at Iwo Jima.
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Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
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Father Intervenes as Court Hauls Kidnap Suspect in
In Concord, a distraught father, Jack De Vore, was restrained while attempting to attack Marvin Joseph Hauber, 19, alias Marvin J Pontarelli, awaiting arraignment on 14 counts including kidnapping and sex perversion. Hauber, about 5 foot 5, 135 pounds, denied representation as bond set at $250,000. He was moved to Contra Costa County Jail in Martinez.
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Marvin Joseph Hauber
Hauber
Marvin J. Pontarelli
Terrence J. Lindig
Hauer
Pontarelli
Renaghan
Contra Costa County
Martinez
Mayor in Pittsburg charged in kidnap case
Oakland bail reduced for Marcelino Vasquez, 32, mayor of Pittsburg, and Manuel Raya, arrested after a 12 year old girl reported being forced into a car near Alameda and driven to Oakland. They face charges of kidnapping, unlawful restraint, and lewd conduct.
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UPI
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Bay
Pittsburg
Marcelino Vasquez
Pittsburgh
Manuel Raya
Daly City
Lake Merritt
Willian Levins
Thunsday
Alameda
Lawrence Davis
Vasquez
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