Suspects in assassination plot say they just hated him
Two men, Gary DeSure and Preston Mayo, were charged in Los Angeles with conspiracy to assassinate President Ford. Det. Zapata said they “hated him” and planned to attack an armory to obtain plans for Sacramento’s sewer system. They allegedly targeted Sept 5 in Sacramento after a cross country trip.
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Defense asks jurors about security measures in SLA trial
defendants Remiro and Little acting as their own attorneys questioned prospective jurors on whether strict security and spectator photo ID would bias them. ACLU sued to end the identification and photographing requirements as a violation of a public trial, with Judge Bigelow scheduling written briefs and a Friday hearing.
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Man Pleads Guilty in Machine Sales Fraud
A Tustin man Russell Eugene O Campo 30 pleaded guilty in Los Angeles federal court to wire fraud and was fined 300 dollars for attempting to peddle nonexistent IBM electric typewriters to DuPont State Farm and Ralston Purina and to Michigan officials. He claimed 500 machines were stored in a San Diego warehouse and that U.S. officials knew of the sale.
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Experts to cross examine RFK death probe firearms specialists
Seven criminalists who found no second gun in Robert F. Kennedy’s 1968 death face cross examination in open court. District Attorney John Van de Kamp said experts will be tested next week starting Tuesday and Wednesday before Judge Robert A. Wenke.
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Woman faces gas chamber in life insurance murder case
Mabel Glenn, 51, of Santa Maria, was sentenced to death by gas chamber for hiring three men to kill her husband Edgar Glenn to collect a $50,000 life insurance policy. Judge Arden Jensen imposed the sentence in Santa Barbara Superior Court as she awaits automatic appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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