Debbie Rebiejo Act aims to lock violent parolees longer
Sacramento reports a two bill package AB289 AB876 advanced by the Senate Judiciary Committee to require at least 15 years of a life sentence before parole eligibility and full board approval for life term releases. The bills honor Debbie Rebiejo, a Chabot College student killed by a parolee, and seek to curb parole failures by tightening release standards.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Alister McAlister
D-San Jose
rAnyone
Debbie Rebiejo
Chabot College
No Major Decisions Expected From Puerto Rico Summit
OECD delegates foresee little hard policy action at the June 27 28 Puerto Rico meeting with leaders in lame duck roles. Ford may be among undecided participants. Kissinger says the summit should rate progress and spur future Western economic advancement.
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Paris
UPI
Ford
Puerto Rico
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Jean-Pierre Fourcade
Denis Healey
Hans Friedrich
Henry Kissinger
Ford Administration
Rambouillet
France
Marines Recruits Face No More Danger Than Football
Maj. Gen. Arthur J. Poillon, commander of Marine recruiting and training in the eastern U.S., defends Parris Island drills as necessary for war readiness and says training deaths were medical, not from training. He notes one accidental grenade incident and supports pugil sticks as controlled training tools.
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Atlanta
UPS
Marine Corps
Parris Island
Arthur J. Poillon
Marine
U.S
Poillon
San Diego
Butler Ex-Cellmate Testifies On Pine Ridge Killing Confession
A former cellmate testified that Darrelle Butler admitted involvement in the killings of FBI agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams on Pine Ridge. The witness described Butler’s talk as prosecutors seek extradition against Butler, who faces charges alongside Robert Robideau.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
UPI
Darrelle Butler
Butler
FBI
Pine Ridge
Linn County
Texas
Iowa
James Harper
Rouge River
Ore
Robert Robideau
Portland
American Indian Movement
Jack Coler
Ronald Williams
Los Angeles
Roy Roseberry
Harper
William Kunstler
Roseberry
James Vader
John Trudell
AIM
Cement Truck Kills Sunbather in Los Angeles
A cement truck rolling downhill with failed air brakes crushed sunbather William A. Heighton, 38, tearing through a fence and destroying his home on Glendale Boulevard. Driver Charles Hunter, 32, Altadena, escaped with minor injuries after leaping free.
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Los Angeles
UPS
William A. Heighton
Heighton
Glendale Boulevard
Charles
Hunter
Altadena
Wyoming patrolman helps Australian sailors return to ship
Dennis Allen, a Wyoming highway patrolman, stopped two Australian sailors robbed in San Francisco. He housed them and arranged embassy assistance after learning they hoped to hitchhike to Norfolk to meet their ship H.M.S. Hobart. The embassy arranged a flight out of Rock Springs.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
UPI
San Francisco
Sydney
Dennis Allen
Wyoming
Steven P. Burbank
Melbourne
Christopher Vere-Flint
H.M.S
Hobart
Long Beach
Calif
Allen
Norfolk
Wallace
Washington
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Mildred Schwab
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Babe
Babe Ruth
New York Nkees
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United States
Court House
Las Vegas
Nevada
N.R.S
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The
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Congo
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