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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1969

Page

3

California to file independent smog suit against Big Three

California Attorney General Thomas Lynch says the state will pursue separate legal action over auto emissions. A letter from Deputy Charles O'Brien to Congress outlines plans to avoid federal action, noting Los Angeles hearing on a proposed settlement with General Motors, Chrysler and Ford and potential criminal complaints if consent decree is blocked.

California Thomas Lynch U. S Lynch Charles O’brien Congress General Motors Chrysler Ford Los Angeles Los Angeles County U.S. Atty John Mitchell O’brien

Earthquakes Hit California as Seventh This Month Shocks Southland

A 4.25 magnitude quake near Laguna Beach followed a 4.7 tremor at Hollister, marking California's seventh quake this month. Dr. Brune of Caltech warned of continued activity along the same fault while noting earlier Santa Rosa and Lompoc shocks. Police investigated a separate home invasion on the West Side where a housewife was attacked during a 45 minute terror spree as two men looted jewelry and cash.

West Side California Southland James M. Brune Seismological Caltech Pasadena Laguna Beach San Nicolas Brune Long Beach Hollister San Francisco San Andreas Santa Rosa Lompoc Santa Barbara C.F. Richter

Sailor Held in Slaying of Ex Wife in California

The ex husband First Class Petty Officer Thomas Garvin Rae, 27, was brought from San Diego County to Long Beach to face murder charges in the stabbing death of Margaret Ann La Marr, 27, a Cal-State Airlines secretary. Rae, stationed at Miramar, confessed at Imperial Beach police, and a murder complaint was expected. La Marr’s children, an 8 year old son and 7 year old daughter, were located after Rae claimed custody.

Long Beach San Diego County Margaret Ann la Marr la Marr Cal-State Airlines Santa Fe Ave Imperial Beach Thomas Garvin Rae Rae Miramar Naval Air Station David Bauer Robert M. Bell District Attorney's Santa Fe Avenue LaMarr Russell Rae Carolyn L. Rae Chula Vista John la Marr Norfolk

Life Terms for Slayers in UCLA Panthers Slayings

Two brothers, George Stiner 23 and Stiner 22, were sentenced in Los Angeles Superior Court to life imprisonment for conspiracy to commit murder and two counts of second degree murder in the slayings of two Black Panthers at UCLA on January 17. A third defendant's case was postponed.

Los Angeles Superior Court Ucla George Stiner Stiner US Organization

Jury condemns Powell for cop killer death sentence

A Los Angeles Superior Court jury sentenced Gregory Alas Powell, 35, to death for the fatal shooting of police officer Ilan James Campbell, 31, in an onion patch near Bakersfield on March 10, 1963. Powell was convicted twice, with the first verdict reversed by the California Supreme Court.

Los Angeles Gregory Alas Powell Powell Ilan James Campbell Bakersfield California Supreme Court

Negrobbed Brothers Given Life for Novarro Murder

Los Angeles Superior Court judge Mark Brandler sentenced Paul Robert Ferguson 23 and Thomas Scott Ferguson 18 to life in prison for the murder of silent film star Ramon Novarro. The judge called them devoid of remorse and recommended they never be paroled.

Los Angeles Mark Brandler Ramon Novarro Brandler Paul Robert Ferguson Thomas Scott Ferguson

Four California Lenders and Agency Plead Guilty in 1964 Campaign Conspiracy

Four Southern California firms Home Savings and Loan Association Arrowhead Savings and Loan Association Continental Savings and Loan Association and Galaxy Inc the advertising agency admitted illegally contributing 50026 to a presidential candidate in 1964. Galaxy is now Howfield Inc. The entities are part of the Ahmanson financial empire. Howard Ahmanson died last year during the probe.

Southern California Howard F. Ahmanson Ahmanson

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