Standards OKd for 1975 cars
The State Air Resources Board approved federal auto emission standards for 1975 model cars and trucks. The board voted 3-1 to follow EPA standards after considering legal options. They mirror EPA limits for hydrocarbons carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen and affect ongoing lawsuits over California standards.
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Sacramento
State Air Resources Board
Environmental Protection Angecy
EPA
AIR Resources Board
ARB
U.S. Environmental Protection Protection Agency
California
Sacramento New Car Dealers Association
Washington D.C
Secret Witness challenged on L B murders
The long Beach murder trial moves with cross examination of Shirley Medley 46 who triggered the case by calling the Secret Witness program. Defendants Walter Curry 36 and Carl McQuillion 22 are charged with killing Cyril Ball 64 and son James 37 at Ball and Frank Sporting Goods. Medley testified about her memory and relationship with McQuillion while investigators weigh admissibility of her statements and a taped interview. Mrs Medley’s testimony may continue with McQuillion’s mother due to testify via videotape.
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Walter Thomas Curry
Pasadena Superior Court
Carl D. McQuillion
Cyril and
James Ball
Long Beach Sporting Goods
Curt Johnson
Independent, Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Shirley Medley
Frank
Dee
Louisiana
Cyril Ball
James
Frank Aldrich
McQuillion
Bl. Horner
Curry
Mediey
Inoves
Atty
Charles Sheldon
Walter Evans
Lewis
Los Angeles
Medley
Judge orders life sentence amid drug remarks
In San Francisco, Sigmund Leonard, 28, was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Jon Tarantino, a national flyeasting champion from a prominent local family. Judge Lee Vavaris condemned the drug involvement, saying a prison term offers a chance to turn life around. Tarantino was killed during a June burglary at the family market.
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San Francisco
UPL
Sigmund Leonard
Jon Tarantino
Superior Court
Lee Vavaris
Leonard
Vavaris
Tarantino
Woman Arrested Over $3 Million In Bogus Stocks
A woman carrying counterfeit stock certificates valued at 3.5 million dollars was arrested in a Hollywood restaurant after a two week probe by the U S Secret Service and city police. The fake certificates purportedly represented General Motors and Union Pacific shares. Harold Normanton, 49, of Balboa, connected to the case, was believed involved. No further details were released.
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Hollywood
Harold Normanton
Balboa
U.S. Secret Service
Banco
General Motors
Union Pacific
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R.R. Brattain
Pebble Beach
Gerhardt Hess
L.B
United Press International
Barbie Beauty Center
Raggedy Ann and
Andy
Nylint
Ben Franklin
Fisher-Price
Lakewood Center
Lakewood Blvd
Ailu,l
B. Golor
Lakewood
Carson St. & Paramount Blvd
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