Card-cheating trial figures face contempt fine
Attorney Grant B Cooper and William M Morgan were fined 1000 dollars each by U S District Court Judge Albert Lee Stephens Jr for contempt of court over obtaining and using secret federal grand jury transcripts in the 1967 68 Friars Club card cheating case. Cooper who led the defense of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan had pleaded guilty last month along with Morgan after denying charges. The judge called the act a serious court rule violation but a misdemeanor, with no disbarment.
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William M. Morgan
U.S. Dist
Albert Lee Stephens Jr
Fense
Grand Jury
Morgan
Joseph A. Ball
Ecourt
Stephens
Border Intercept Drive to Halt Mexican Marijuana Trade
Federal crackdown on marijuana smuggling at the Mexico border continues with Operation Intercept. Customs chief Miles Ambrose and Narcotics chief Jack Ingersoll report seizures, ongoing enforcement, and no halt planned despite protests. About 5,000 pounds seized since start, with 140 kilos found in a Calexico truck and 100 pounds in Douglas Arizona. Spanish and Mexican authorities intensify actions to curb the border drug flood.
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Miles Ambrose
Ambrose
San Pedro
Jack Ingersoll
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Ingersoll
Calexico
Douglas
Ariz
Sonora
Operation Intercept
Caliente Offers Free Tant Rides To Border Crossers
Caliente Race Track will provide free taxi or bus rides to and from the U S border to attract patrons deterred by intensified inspections of Operation Intercept. John S Alessio of the Tijuana course said guests may park in the U S and walk across with escort, with return transport after the races.
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Wilmington Firm Fined for Pollution
Wilmington's Vegetable Oil Products Co Inc faced a 500 dollar fine by San Pedro Municipal Court Judge Walter Binns for harbor pollution violations. The case cites Section 1340 of Harbor Rules and Regulations and references 200000 dollars spent on anti pollution measures while the harbor aims to enforce a Clean Water Policy.
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Vegetable Oil Products Co. Inc
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Walter Binns
Policeman Stabbed After Chase Ends with Suspect’s Booking
Harbor Division officers chased a bayonet armed driver from Wilmington to the Terminal Island Freeway where Joseph La Rosa was booked on a felony assault of an officer. Patrolman Frank Weisman, 26, was wounded in the leg but treated and released. The pursuit involved multiple units and began near D Street and Boulevard before ending at Anaheim Street.
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Frank Weisman
Harbor
Joseph la Rosa
Z. Inglewood
la Rosa
Anaheim Street
Terminal Island Freeway
LaRosa
D Street
Boulevard
Wilmington
Thomas Beaver
Mike Cummins
Birmingham
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UCLA Red Prof Says Job Threat Racist
Angela Davis, 25, acting assistant professor of philosophy at UCLA, says a Regents letter threatening dismissal cites her Communist Party membership. Supporters frame it as racial bias, while Davis plans civil action if fired. Regents meet in secret after Gov. Reagan cites a 25 year policy against hiring Communists.
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Board of Regents
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Che- Lumumba Club
The
Communist Party of Southern California
Miss Davis
Regents
Singleton
San Francisco
Ronald Reagan
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