Sniper kills woman in Pomona. three men held on murder charges
A 20 year old woman, Wendy Lea Dolph, was killed when a small caliber bullet struck her left temple while driving in the Pomona residential area near Sharkie Park. Three local men, Rudy Esparza Garcia 22, Daniel N Buenas 20, and Rolando Davila Requena Jr. 21, were arrested on suspicion of murder after witnesses reported hearing a sharp report and the car being steered to safety.
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Mathews Place
Patty Hearst pleads no contest in Los Angeles court
Patricia Hearst, 23, spoke in a whisper to enter a no contest plea to armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon in Los Angeles Superior Court. Judge Talbot Callister set May 2 for sentencing. she remains under a seven year federal sentence. Her attorneys include Al Johnson and Sydney Tras. Prosecution notes two attached firearm charges. potential sentence ranges from 10 years to life.
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California
Architects testify as Mayer bribery trial enters third week
Three architects testifying in Los Angeles Superior Court described conversations with Ernst Mayer Jr. and defended him as a devoted city planner. Witnesses include Frank Homolka, Robert Inslee, and Richard Roe, linking Costa del Sol and other multimillion-dollar projects to the case. Mayer is accused of soliciting more than 50 000 dollars from designers in exchange for expediting 46 million dollars in construction.
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Los Angeles Superior Court
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Long Beach
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Gordon Ringer
Party wins but Belgian chief quits
Premier Leo Tindemans resigned after a general election in which his Social Christian Party again led with the most seats but did not secure a majority. He planned to form a new coalition and indicated he would seek support from the Socialists, who finished second. The resignation, delivered to King Baudouin, followed standard after election practice.
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Five Day Mail Delivers Urged Cut With Higher Subsidies
A federal study commission urges reducing mail delivery to five days a week, likely dropping Saturday service, to save about 412 million dollars yearly. It says taxpayers should boost Postal Service subsidies while seeking faster electronics use and private mail competition where needed. The report warns of a dire financial future and notes public support for service cuts in exchange for lower rates or subsidies.
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Rabin takes leave amid wife plea and US account charges
Seoul details note Israel Prime Minister Rabin suspends duties following his wife’s guilty plea on charges tied to a legal US bank account. Mayor Bradley aids in averting a Kaiser Permanente strike. Supreme Court declines review of California limits on campaign petition spending. Jess Unruh critiques GOP at a Republican gathering. Aaron Haley returns home to Gambia for Warner Brothers. Divorce and illegitimate births push joint custody as common practice.
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Weather Tonight and Tuesday Across Regions
TONIGHT AND TUESDAY forecast shows fair conditions in the LB. AREA with lows around 33 and highs near 73. Mountains expect fair skies with lows around 40 and highs about 66. Desert region indicates fair weather with light winds and cooler temps.
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Two Dead and One Missing After Channel Boat Sinks Near Santa Barbara
Coast Guard officials reported a 14 foot motor boat sank near the Santa Barbara Channel. Two men died and one person was missing presumed dead after the engine failed Sunday evening. One survivor Mike Weldon swam to an oil rig for aid while two bodies were recovered at dawn.
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Mike Weldon
Santa Barbara
Carter seeks delay and tax plan on new auto smog rules
The Carter administration asks Congress to delay tougher auto smog standards by a year or more and to tax noncomplying cars to prevent price advantages. EPA chief Castle cites potential price rises of 65 to 125 dollars per vehicle and outlines proposed 1979 1981 model year emission targets for hydrocarbons carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides as part of a broader energy and economic strategy.
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Congress
Douglas M. Castle
Environmental Protection Agency
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Environmental Agency
President To Warn U S Of Drastic Energy Cuts
President Carter plans a Oval Office address to urge sacrifice now to meet a national energy crisis and avert harsher shortages later. He will outline the energy law tonight and present the full package on Wednesday to a joint Congress session.
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Carter weighs risks as Carter eyes energy proposal
President Carter remains cautious as he prepares to unveil a new energy program to Congress. He has avoided direct clashes with the Senate, twice backing away from nominees and rebates to stave off a bruising fight. He plans further concessions on tax rebates and other budget items to push his energy agenda through Congress.
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