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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1975

Page

7

Vigilantes Toss Burglar From Cliff Over TV Theft

Deputies report a group of about 10 vigilantes in a Palos Verdes area neighborhood abducted three suspects, held families hostage, judged them, and threw James Arce 26 of Gardena off a 250-foot cliff after finding them guilty of stealing a television from Delores Whalley of Lawndale. Six men and two women in custody. more suspects sought.

Los Angeles UPI James Arce Gardena Arce Pacific Ocean Marineland Amusement Park Palos Verdes Delores Whalley

Budget standoff pushes McCarthy to seek GOP help

Democratic Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy warned he may seek Republican votes to pass an $11.5 billion budget for 1975 76 after a 49 20 vote fell four short of the required majority. Two dissidents said they would back the measure if college program funding was restored in a separate bill, while three others held firm demanding restorations and cost of living protections.

Sacramento UPI Democratic Assembly Leo T. McCarthy Edmund G. Brown Jr McCarthy Assembly Democrats Brown Bob Beverly Manhattan Beach GOP Meade

Challenge to be launched against antilobbying law

Sacramento UPI Powerful labor leader John Henning vows a court challenge after the Fair Political Practices Commission rules he must choose between lobbying for the California Labor Federation or serving the AFL CIO committee on political education and making campaign donations, but cannot do both. Henning, secretary treasurer of the federation, calls it a blow to his influence.

Sacramento UPI John Henning California Labor Federation Fair Political Practices Commission Henning Aflcio

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