New judge accused of prejudice in Davis case hearing
In San Rafael UPI reports sixth judge to hear Angela Davis case faced a rapid challenge from co defendant Ruchell Magee who accused Judge Richard E. Arnason of prejudice and demanded withdrawal. Magee contends a statewide conspiracy aims to railroad him to the gas chamber.
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Superior Court
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Magee
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UCLA
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Marin County
Harold J. Haley
Haley
Obituaries and Services for Peters West and Wilkinson
Interment for Donald Cooper Peters 66 will be Thursday at Roselawn Cemetery Ft Smith Ark He died on arrival at Lompoc District Hospital Peters a Lompoc resident for a year lived at 4072 N M St Space 15 Survivors include daughter Judith Ann Grant of Vandenberg AFB Friends may call at McPeek Family Mortuary tomorrow from 10 am to 8 pm Funeral services pending for Melvin C West 80 who died at Lompoc District Hospital West resided at 137428 Additional details will appear in the Record Infant Wilkinson son of Byron M Wilkinson Jr was born and died at Vandenberg AFB Hospital last Wednesday
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Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
Theft reports and a court hearing in Santa Maria
Daily Record items list thefts from cars and homes including a stereo deck from Danny Nunallee at Lompoc High School and two watches plus coins for John Michaels. A third theft involves clothes, a TV and pain pills for Leonard Johnson. A preenotes hearing is set for Peggy Baez Dalia Cedillos and Diane Bohle in ompac Justice Court for burglary counts.
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N. First St
Lompoc High School
Leonard Gordon Johnson
N. E St
Peggy Baez
Dalia Cedillos
Diane Edwina Bohle
Santa Maria
Ompac Justice Court
Friends of Library meeting set in Lompoc in May
Members of the Friends of the Library will allocate 660 dollars of profit from the recent used book sale at their annual meeting this Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Lompoc Public Library multi use room.
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Friends of the Library
Lompoc Public Library
Paul Thompson
Arthur Heinrich
William Bastedo
Frank Chilberto
Bernard McGivney
Friends
Heinrich
Homer Ray to retire from police department
Police officers plan a retirement luncheon for Homer Ray a veteran of nearly 12 years on disability for a service connected injury. Ray joined the force in August 1959 as a reserve and was known on the downtown beat riding a three wheeled motorcycle.
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Homer Ray
Ray
Caddy suspect in kidnaping in Rosario
Argentine police detain a golf caddy and other suspects after the kidnapping of Stanley Sylvester the honorary British consul in Rosario. ERP left a communique saying he would be placed at the disposal of popular justice. authorities hunt with large police forces.
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UPI
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Sylvester
People’s Revolutionary Army
Buenos Aires
Boys Help Find Wallet Lead to Marijuana Bust
Two 13 year old boys found a wallet belonging to a roommate of Carl F. Irwin a teacher at the California School for the Deaf. They reported the lead to police and found 95 marijuana plants in the backyard. Irwin was arrested on marijuana growing charges. The roommate recovered the wallet and was not charged.
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UPI
Carl F. Irwin
California School For the Deaf
Jeffrey Bailey
Eric Chambers
Irwin
Hospital directors weigh $2,048,108 budget and raises
Lompoc Hospital District directors plan a $2,048,108 budget up 10 percent and consider a seven percent raise to align with nearby facilities. To cover costs they may raise the district tax rate from five cents or raise room rates above $43. Also on Thursday the board reviews wages, Visiting Nurse status, and a Meals on Wheels grant funded program for seniors.
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Lompoc
Ken Wicks
Wicks
Supreme Court to decide age for school children
The Supreme Court agreed to rule next term whether states may compel children to attend school up to age 16 despite religious objections, a case centered on the Amish. Wisconsin’s high court had struck down a law forcing Amish children under 16 to attend school after eighth grade, citing religious freedom concerns.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Justice Department
6Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James Herman Bostic
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