Scandal continues over Kristovich estate sales and misrepresentations
Kristovich, a 23 year veteran, faced 21 charges for misrepresentations to courts about buyers identities and favoritism in estate sales. The case lists purchases across California including cars sold to relatives and various officials. Attorney Joseph A. Ball represented him while Kristovich declined comment.
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Spertl
Joseph A. Ball
Ater
Will
Clarke Stephens
George Latelay
Gordon P. Nesgig
Raymont Brandt
Orange County
Neil Shea
San Francisco County
Marteen Miller
Sonoma County
Billie Nielson
Sacramento County
Superior Court
California Estates Sales Limited
Fresno County
J. M. Cartwright
C.S. Shea
Jean A. Garratt
Tot Believed Napping Drowns in Family Pool
A 1 month old Santa Ana boy named Shane Milne was found drowned in the family pool after his mother, Mrs John Milne of 2417 Camden Place, reported he was asleep at 3 20 p m and disappeared by 5 p m. He died at Santa Ana Community Hospital. In a separate burglary, thieves forced a rear door at 1485 Molino Ave and stole appliances worth 333 dollars.
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Santa Ana
John Milne
Camden Place
Shane
Santa Ana Community Hospital
Robert Fritz
Molino Ave
Newton in Canton lawyer says he'll return for trial
Huey Newton a Black Panther leader facing voluntary manslaughter charges in California arrived in Canton China with Elaine Brown and Robert Bay after crossing the border. He is free on $50,000 bail and is expected to attend the Oakland trial set for December.
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Newton
Canton
Oakland
John Frey
San Francisco
State District Court of Appeal
Swilliont Con Ment
Askes
Charles Garry
San Fracisco
Ton
Lng
Hong Kong
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Vancouver
Tainted San Remo Salami Recall Links to Illness
Hormel Foods recalls San Remo Genoa salami after a lot was contaminated with a staphylococcal enterotoxin causing food poisoning in a family of five. The recall followed USDA notice and involved a Cheverly Maryland warehouse lot. other brands tested clean.
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Austin, Minn
George A. Thormel Co
U.S. Department of Agriculture
San Remo
Agriculture Department
Rape Suspect Booked in Long Beach Case
Police booked 24 year old Charles Britton of 1435 Myrtle Ave after a 16 year old girl said two men abducted her Monday afternoon near Mourth Street and Lime Avenue, drove her to Britton’s apartment, where she was assaulted and threatened with death. She was treated at St. Marys Hospital.
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Los Angeles
Gayle Ray Alexander
Dorothy
Long Beach
Superior Court
Alexander
W. 23Rd St
Chuck Sundquist
Mourth Street
Lime Avenue
Britton
California Avenue
Anaheim Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Nixon Pledges to PW Kin in Paris Talks Remarks
President, defending a hard line in Paris, said peace talks yielded fruitless leads and likened progress to hopes raised then dashed by a savage enemy. Melvin Laird warned North Vietnam never officially promised to release POWs if troops withdraw, forecasting a bleak settlement outlook. Kennedy urged tougher U.S. stance, McGovern cited Hanoi’s willingness to release POWs for withdrawal, and ALTMOUGI urged action to resolve the PW issue. Relatives of POWs protested at the White House as delegates urged action and a May 1972 meeting potential.
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Defense
Melvin R. Laird
North Vietnam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Manol
Paris
Laird
Kennedy
Pws
John F. Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Fidel Castro
George 8. McGovern
D-S.d
Hanoi
Altmougi
League
Nixon
Vietnam
Congress
Capitol
Pwes
White House
Fiscal debate widens on tax cuts and dividends
Congress considers tax relief proposals dwarfing consumer relief as Stans signals no broad cap on corporate profits while most large firms pledge to pause dividend payouts. Defense reports higher overseas allowances for servicemen to offset dollar losses, amid IMF World Bank talks on SDRS role and dollar devaluation pressures.
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Congress
Stans
U.S
Nixon
Defense Department
Cost of Living Council
Pentagon
International Itonetary Fund
World Bank
Britain
France
Japan
IME
Police chiefs hear plans to fight world drug epidemic
U S Commissioner of Customs Myles Am brose told the 76th annual International Chiefs of Police meeting in Anaheim that the world faces a drug abuse epidemic. He outlined steps to disrupt international narcotic routes, target the Golden Triangle, and expand customs aid to Southeast Asian nations, with Interpol cooperation and major seizures cited as progress.
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Southeast Asia
Anaheim O International Chiefs of Police
U.S. Commissioner of Customs
Myles J. Ambrose
International Association of Chiefs of Police
America
New York
U.S
Ambrose
Mideast
Golden ‘Triangle
Burma
Laos
Thailand
Saigon
Customs
Vietnamese Customs Service
Fhai- Tand
Interpol
International Criminal Police Organization
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Europe
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L.B
Marseilles
Justice Department
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Albuquerque
Oss
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Carlsbad
Downey
Fashion Valley
San Diego
Fullerton
Huntington Beach
Lakewood
Montclair
Newport Beach
Orange
Riverside
Ventura
Asa Penneys
Tims
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