Faked Death Case Leads to Guilty Plea and Jail Risk
A machinist named Knoop pleaded guilty in Las Vegas to faking his death by staging a drowning in Lake Mead. He faces up to 30 years in prison and a 30,000 dollar fine after authorities say he remarried shortly after the ruse. The case also involves his ex-wife and insurance and Social Security benefits schemes.
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King Predicts Negro Could Be President
A historical note quotes a leader saying the Negro vote could propel a future president when allied with liberal white support. He states he has no interest in being the candidate and emphasizes focusing on urban poverty issues and party politics beyond present campaigns.
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Sacramento debate over Medi-Cal bill and county costs
In Sacramento debate over a Medi-Cal funding bill, opponents warn of increased county costs and a pledged state guarantee. The Senate action prompts a return to the Assembly where Greene and others oppose. Retired Rear Adm. Theodore R. Wirth dies at 69, having served as public relations officer for the 12th Naval District in San Francisco.
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Assembly debates rent rules for Sacramento areas
A Sacramento report notes debates in the assembly over rent controls affecting certain industrial and manufacturing neighborhoods. Officials discuss permitting wall access and related zoning considerations for urban development projects, with emphasis on infrastructure and cost impacts.
Time 68 Race Stir Sparks Christmas Conference
Sen Rachel expresses pride in being Republican while signaling a likely decision. Sen Thomas Calif declines to comment on timing after Monday conference. Ratchet remarks praise for Gov Reagan's courage since January tenure, amid a tense campaign backdrop.
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Poor Pupil Aid Cuts Opposed in California
LOS ANGELES The State Board of Education asked the Reagan administration to restore funds to two programs aiding teaching children from poverty areas. Members called these cuts shortsighted and said they would harm long term results by reducing states’ ability to train teachers of the poor.
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Suburban parents charged in torture case after girl testifies
Debbie Coffman described being tied to a bed and beaten with a belt by Marilyn and Donald Coffman at their Rockwood home. She testified the abuse began in March after early 1960s tragedy and continued as police say the couple tortured the child while the other five children were doted upon.
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Atlantic of 45th Bixby Knolls Shopping Center Note
Readable text shows a location reference for 700 East 45th Street at Atlantic of 45th Bixby Knolls Shopping Center. No clear event, date, or human names present to define a full news item or action.
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Atlantic of 45Th Bixby Knolls Shopping Center
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