Gamble charged in elk and big horn poaching case
A federal grand jury charged George Franklin Gamble a 35 year old Procter and Gamble heir with transporting illegally killed elk and desert and Rocky Mountain big horn sheep. Jack Atcheson of Montana aided and abetted. Indictments cite animals killed on the Crow Indian Reservation and in Yellowstone National Park. Convictions could bring up to nine years and a 90000 dollar fine for Gamble and up to four years and 40000 dollar fine for Atcheson.
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Marts report beef losses under price freeze
Los Angeles County markets face 10 to 15 percent losses as wholesale beef costs rise under federal price controls. Three slaughterhouses, shuttered packers, and custom orders cut profits, while Ralphs Groceries cites frozen retail prices and higher cattle costs.
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Los Anggeles
Eugene Walsh
Ralphs Groceries
China Announces New Politburo With Collective Leadership
Official Xinhua list shows 21 Politburo members from the 10th Central Committee elected August 24 to 28. Mao remains chairman, but ordering by alphabet suggests a shift toward collective leadership as succession plans unfold after his stepping back.
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Hsinhua
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Mao Tse-tung
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Drunk Driver Plea Stricken Amid Bargaining curb
Los Angeles reports reveal plea bargaining in drunken driving cases will be reduced under a new aggressive prosecution policy. City ally Burt Pines announced the approach Wednesday, stressing severe consequences for potential offenders.
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Los Angeles
Burt Pines
Pines
Firearms lesson ends in boy’s death in New Orleans
Gloria Hartford, 35, was showing her son Ed ward Minor how to handle firearms when a .25 caliber pistol discharged. Hartford was booked on negligent homicide after the accident that killed 18 year old Minor as she discussed gun safety and loaded a bullet clip.
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New Orleans
Gloria Hartford
Bribery Conviction Shakes Irish Tenor Phil Regan
Irish tenor Phil Regan, once a Democratic Convention performer, was sentenced to up to 14 years in prison for bribery. A judge kept him free on $10,000 bond pending appeal and said the final term could range from 1 to 14 years with review possible in 120 days. He was convicted of offering a $1,000 bribe to a county supervisor over a zoning dispute involving a condominium project.
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Santa Barbara
Phil Regan
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Superior Court
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