Two men bound for trial in Bolles death
In Phoenix two men, James Robison and Max Dunlap, were bound over for trial on first degree murder charges in the Don Bolles bombing case. Key witness John Harvey Adamson testified he lured Bolles to a hotel and that Dunlap hired him to kill Bolles, with Robison helping assemble and trigger the bomb.
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Phoenix. Ariz
UPI
Don Bolles
Bolles
James Robison
Max Dunlap
Superior Court
Edward Rapp
The
Arizona Republic
Robison and Dunlap
John Harvey Adamson
Adamson
Dunlap
Robison
Kemper Marley Sr
Marley
State Racing Board
Marley — Bolles
al Lisanetz
Bruce Babbitt Adamson
Mary Lynn
Shock therapy defended for self-abusive patients at state hospital
Pac State Hospital doctors defend electric shock and aversive methods for self-harm patients, saying treatments aid ongoing self-injurious behavior. Health officials audit 14 patient records after reports of painful punishments and ear damage from multiple shocks.
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Pacific State Hospital
Patric Martin
Jerome Lackner
State Department of Health
Lackner
Freddie Prinze fan, 13, copies death by own action
Lynn Ann Barrillier, 13, of Glendale, obsessed with Freddie Prinze, wrote a note saying she would be buried near him and copied his suicide with a .38 caliber pistol. She died Tuesday after attempting to take her life following Prinze’s burial.
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Glendale
Calif
Freddie
Lynn Ann Barrillier
Freddie Prinze
Prinze
Lynn
Verdugo Hills Hospital
Glove Death Ruled Not Accidental at Downey Center
A coroner's jury ruled Roma Owings a 65 year old Downey patient died by someone other than accident after choking on a surgeon's glove eaten at Lakewood Park Health Center. Deputy DA Allen Field said negligence by staff appears to have influenced the verdict while insisting no one intended homicide. The case was sent for District Attorney investigation.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Allen Field
Roma Owings
District Attorney’s Office For
Owings
Lakewood Park Health Center
Downey
Clean water bond proposed for California voters in 1978
Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy announced plans to introduce a 500 million clean water and water conservation bond on the June 1978 ballot. He said the measure would create 80 000 to 100 000 jobs over five to six years and indirectly relieve property taxes by funding sewage and water treatment projects.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Leo McCarthy
McCarthy
San Francisco Democrat
Brown unveils small Office of Business Development in California
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr announces a new Office of Business Development funded by 122000 dollars in federal money with about five employees. Critics call the move a snow job and an end around a full economic development division, while Brown says it will act as an ombudsman for business and avoid a redundant bureaucracy.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Office of Business Development
Brown
California
Mike Cullen
Long Beach
Palace Guard
Cullen
Department of Commerce
Ronald Reagan
Russia
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