Regan bribery case may take two weeks in court
Regan, 66, pleads innocent to a three county Grand Jury indictment linking him to attempts to bribe County Supervisor Frank Frost to vote yes on a rezoning issue. A pretrial conference is set for Feb 28 before Presiding Superior Judge Floyd C. Dodson.
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Phil Regan
Superior Court
Regan
Frank Frost
Floyd C. Dodson
Frank Crandall
Frost
UC Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara
Kenneth Palmer
Bill Cook
Turkish officials killed over alleged stolen art in Santa Barbara
The Turkish consul general Mehmet Baydar and vice consul general Bahadir Demir were shot at a Santa Barbara hotel luncheon by land developer Gourgen M. Yanikian who claimed to recover a painting from the sultan's palace. Yanikian was arrested after the killings. FBI and State Department secrecy followed.
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Calif
UPI
Los Angeles
Armenia
Russia
Turkey
Mehmet Baydar
Beverly Hills
Bahadir Demir
Gourgen M. Yanikian
Haluk R. Sidal
Sidal
Yanikian
Baydar
Biltmore
Baydar and Demir
FBI
State Department
First nationwide doctors union forms in Las Vegas
The American Federation of Physicians and Dentists unites local medical and dental guilds with 6 groups ratifying a national constitution and 8 more joining. They plan paper strikes over insurance, government forms, and hospital paperwork while denying any harm to patient care. Dr. Stanley S. Peterson elected president with headquarters in Springfield Mo.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
American Federation of Physicians and Dentists
Donald Meyer
New York City
Sanford Marcus
San Francisco
Marcus
Meyer
Stanley S. Peterson
Springfield
California Democrats urge Clark removal from state Supreme Court
The California Democratic State Central Committee urged Gov. Reagan to withdraw William P. Clark Jr. from the state Supreme Court nomination, arguing he lacks required experience and a law degree. The panel also adopted a resolution opposing smoking in enclosed convention areas.
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UPI
California
Democratic State Central Committee
Ronald Reagan
William P. Clark Jr
State Supreme Court
Reagan
Clark
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Commission On Judicial Appointments
State Committee
Lobbyists May Have To Register In County Ordinance
County counsel proposes an ordinance requiring legislative advocates to register with the county clerk and disclose status and activities. The measure, drafted after a supervisor bribery allegation in a zoning case, may be acted on Monday with conflicts of interest rules to follow.
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Phil Regan
George P. Kading
Kading
Nixon official Dwight Chapin Reported to be Departing Post
The New York Times quotes sources saying Dwight L. Chapin, President Nixon’s appointments secretary, is being forced to leave due to media reports linking him to the Watergate scandal. The Washington Post previously tied him to Donald H. Segretti, and reports note multiple calls to Chapin and White House numbers in 1972.
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UPI
Nixon
Dwight L. Chapin
New York Times
the Times
Chapin
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White House
Washington Post
Donald H. Segretti
California
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King City
Kim Holman
Rosemead
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