Court reverses Huey Newton conviction in Frey slaying case
The California Court of Appeals, in a unanimous ruling, overturned Huey Newton's 1968 voluntary manslaughter conviction for the Oakland police officer slaying. The panel found improper jury instructions on unconsciousness, which could have fully exonerated him. The decision delays bail and motions review loom.
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Palestinian guerrilla conference opens in Cairo amid cross border raids
The Palestinian National Council meeting in Cairo unites Al Fatah and other groups as Soviet officials accuse Israel of raising Middle East tensions. Al Fatah reports a six hour overnight attack on Israeli positions with seven deaths and heavy damage to settlements.
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Middle East
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Lompoc Adopts Business Permit Ordinance for Public Welfare
City council approves a two group permit system to regulate certain businesses and activities to protect health morals and welfare. A $5 fee funds investigations and permits may be denied or revoked with a right to appeal to the council.
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Chief of Police
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Price
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Lompoc Record publication details and staff list
The Lompoc Record is listed as a daily newspaper published in Lompoc California with a 2.25 monthly rate. It names its corporate owner officers editors and staff including President Kenneth L Adam Publisher J Donald Adam Editor Harry Crompe and others.
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Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Nixon Observes Memorial Day Quietly at California White House
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon marked Memorial Day at the California White House with flags at half staff to honor Vietnam war dead. He spoke with Kissinger on foreign policy and planned a June address on Vietnam while a nationwide wage price freeze remained opposed.
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UPI
Nixon
California White House
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Pacific Coast Highway
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Bebe’’ Rebozo
Campaigners enter stretch for support in Proposition 8 race
With the election three days away, California Taxpayers Association official Robert Brown predicts a defeat for Proposition 8 while Sen Alan Short argues passage would deliver property tax relief and more state aid to schools. Gov Reagan backs Proposition 7 to unlock bonds and cut taxes. he brands Proposition 8 a fraud and warns of a multi billion tax rise if it passes or fails. Local officials and Republican leaders push contrasting plans as public debate intensifies.
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UPS
Robert Brown
California Taxpayers Association
Alan Short
Stockton
Ronald Reagan
California
California Teachers Association
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County Supervisors Association
Reagan
Los Angeles
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