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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1975

Page

5

Slasher Strikes Again In East Hollywood Killing

Police say a 40 year old man was found dead with his throat cut in East Hollywood. The murder matches the Skid Row slasher pattern, though location differs, with prior victims slain in cheap hotels or alleys around downtown Skid Row.

Hollywood UPS Peter Jagan Ian Itern East Hollywood Skid Row

Man charged in grisly murders in Austin

Robert Elmer Kleason, 42, worked in a taxidermy shop and is charged with murder in the October disappearances of Gary Smith Darley, 20, and Mark J. Fischer, 19. Police say he used band saws to dismember the victims and dumped remains in an animal parts storage bin behind the shop.

Austin, Tex UPI Robert Elmer Kleason Kleason Gary Smith Darley Simi Valley Calif Mark J. Fischer Milwaukee Wis Fischer

Jewish Defense League members held after sudden incident

Two men from Los Angeles identified as Jewish Defense League members were booked on suspicion of arson after a fire near John Artukovic’s Sherman Oaks home. The case ties to Artukovic’s brother Andrija, a former Croatian minister accused of wartime atrocities.

Los Angeles UPI Jewish Defense League Ars Todd Michael Schwartz David Bryan Whitelaw John Artukovic Sherman Oaks Artukovic

Controls rapped by former control chief

C Jackson Grayson who headed Nixon era price controls told 3 000 delegates of the American National Cattleman Association that a return to such controls would be disastrous for the U S economy Inflation would continue and new pressure for controls would emerge by year end He warned that controls breed controls and called it a dangerous trend toward more government regulation

Las Vegas Nev UPI C. Jackson Grayson U.S Grayson American National Cattleman’s Association Southern Methodist University Business School Dallas

Kids Try Holdup for Cotton Candy in Costa Mesa

Three children under 16 held a market owner at gunpoint demanding cotton candy and hot chocolate. Marvin Heidt, 52, reported the youths stole $35 and fled after threatening to shoot. An 11-year-old girl was in custody as police pursued suspects.

Costa Mesa Calif UPI Marvin Heidt Heidt

Committee denies canal construction

A California Senate committee calls the Peripheral Canal plan premature and urges cautious steps. The 286 million project would move water from the Sacramento River through a 43 mile canal to the Clifton Court Forebay, with uncertain federal participation and unresolved Delta environmental protections.

Sacramento UPS State Senate State Water Resources Department Natural Resources and Wildlife Committee John Nejedly Walnut Creek Brown Sacramento River Hood Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Clifton Court Tracy Central Valley

Younger cites unrehabilitable inmates in California prisons

California Attorney General Evelle J. Younger said at a news conference that 10 to 50 percent of the state's 22 000 prisoners are unrehabilitable. He warned rising prison violence hampers rehabilitation efforts, citing more than 2 500 incidents in six years and limited participation in therapy programs.

San Francisco UPI California Evelle J. Younger Younger

River Collision Creates Wall of Fire on Mississippi River

Three oil barges and a freighter collided on the Mississippi River near Chalmette Louisiana, igniting crude and forcing a Coast Guard traffic ban. The flames reached 30 feet as five barges were freed and towed away amid heavy fog with no injuries reported among crews. Witnesses described a spectacle of fire along the waterway while the tug Mamma Lee pushed the barges upstream before the collision with the American Wheat.

Chalmette, la UPI Mississippi River Coast Guard Steve Lemoine

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