Bellflower man tied to Seigman murder plot says Ping Pong named
Court affidavit details Eddy’s three day interview about a planned kidnapping of Mr Seigman and family. The informant identified suspect William Paul Gullet as “Ping Pong,” described meetings in Garden Grove and Bellflower, and linked the plan to armored truck timing and a Long Beach muffler-shop robbery.
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Gullet
Ron
Brookhurst
Bolsa Streets
Garden Grove
Pin
Westminster
EnEarl
Ping Pong
Seigman
John Seigman
Manacled Harrises depart Los Angeles for separate prisons
William and Emily Harris, each under life to 1 year, were moved from Los Angeles Hall of Justice to state facilities in San Bernardino County for processing before their September 22 Alameda County arraignment. They face trial on a 19 count charge related to Patricia Hearst kidnapping, with Hearst herself previously convicted in a bank robbery case.
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Emily
William Harris
Hall of Justice
Los Angeles
William
Emily Harris
Patricia Hearst
Harrises
San Bernardino County
Harris
California Institution
Frontera
Haris
Chino
Alameda County
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Hartises
Mark Brandler
RTD Strike Sparks Driver Rebuff as Talks Falter
RTD drivers' strike deepens after a stunned reaction from leaders. A 21 percent wage offer is rejected as unresolved talks persist. Directors weigh proposals from state fact-finders, while Gov. Brown's office is urged to mediate in Los Angeles.
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Hahn
RTD
Edelman
Brown
Los Angeles
Cook
Seigman kidnapping case tied to Ping Pong figure and barrels storage
Witness Eddy testified that the suspect stored gear in barrels after jobs at Long Beach and Paramount, and that he saw cans in the trash of Ping Pong's Chrysler. He claimed Ping Pong acquired a 357 Magnum before the abduction, while coroner notes pointed to a 357 Magnum or a 38 revolver in Mrs. Seigman’s death. Detectives pursue four pistols and items like wigs, masks, walkie talkies, rope, tape, and store blueprints as clues.
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Seigman
Long Beach
Paramount
Eddy
Rs. Seigman
EnBarl
Market Basket
California Supreme Court Rules Arrest Records May Be Retained
The California Supreme Court ruled unanimously that arrest records for individuals not prosecuted may be retained. Justice Mosk wrote the decision concerning Joseph Loder who was arrested in San Diego in 1972 on battery and interfering with police. The court held no statute requires erasure and that ongoing retention serves substantial governmental interests while not violating privacy or due process.
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California Supreme Court
Stanley Mosk
Joseph Loder
San Diego
Supreme Court
Kissinger says Africa pact must not wait on U.S. vote
Secretary of State Kissinger said southern Africa peace talks cannot be delayed for the U.S. electoral recess. He heads to Zurich for talks with Prime Minister Vorster and may meet African leaders to resolve Rhodesia, South-West Africa, and apartheid issues. He briefed at the United Nations and then returned to Washington for further discussions.
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Africa
Henry A. Kissinger
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Zurich
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Longet
Rhodesia
Washington
Ford
National Security
Brent Scowcroft
Pretoria
City Assembly
New York
Court Lets Term Stand In Hardie Case
California appeals court rejects review of an indefinite jail sentence for dog racing promoter George Hardie in Los Angeles. Judge Norman Dowds held him for failing to turn over cash campaign contribution details tied to Prop. 13 support. FPPC subpoenaed documents on April 22. Hardie, 42, argued Politi cal Reform Act clause restricting large contributions over 50 dollars is unconstitutional.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Norman Dowds
Hardie
California
Fair Political Practices Commission
FPPC
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Bcadlé
John Lennon
Lafayette Radio and Electronics
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Y Perst
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Duell Vocational Institute
Mr. Seigman
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U.S
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