Man Arrested After High Speed Chase
Deputy records show Matewell Duarte of 4183 West Diand Street Lawn Dale was booked after a 12:30 am disturbance call at 4108 West 12nd Street. Duarte allegedly rammed a pursuit car during a chase, beached in a crash, and officers recovered about 2000 dollars worth of assorted drugs. Duarte faces suspicion of possessing narcotics for sale and assault with an auto.
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Matewell Duarte
Diand St
Duarte
Gald
Open space rules trigger $60 million in claims against county
Three claims totaling 60 million dollars are filed against the county over open space designations and environmental report rules affecting Palos Verdes Peninsula developments. Dayton Realty seeks 20 million for a town house ban. Palos Verdes Properties sues for 35 million over open space classification. Great Lakes Properties claims 5 million after a building permit revocation.
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John Maharg
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Dayton Realty Co
Los Angeles
Dayton
Palos Verdes Properties
Planning Commission
Maharg
Hughes backs California races with major donations
UPI reports Howard Hughes funded several state and federal campaigns in California. Campaign records list Hughes among numerous contributors. Assemblyman Ken MacDonald of Ojai received a 500 dollar donation. An aide stated they do not question gifts and accept them.
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Sacramento
UPI
Howard Hughes
California
Hughes
Secretary of State
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Ken MacDonald
D-Ojai
MacDonald
Paul Kinney
Suspect in Long Beach robbery slaying pleads guilty
Godfrey Jackson, 26, pleaded guilty to second degree murder for the death of 66 year old Dorothy Pearl Lawson in a downtown Long Beach robbery. He also admitted robbery of Adrian Bushwiter 59 outside his car. Judge Ernest L. Kelly set January 5 for sentencing.
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Godfrey Jackson
Long Beach
Dorothy Pearl Lawson
Willow Street
Magnolia Avenue
Jackson
Santa Ana
Failty
Adrian C. Bushwiter
Superior Court
Ernest L. Kelly
Lawyer sues Los Angeles County for defense fees
Irving Kanarek, the attorney who represented Charles Manson in the Sharon Tate murder case, sues Los Angeles County for 90000 dollars claiming public funds should cover his defense costs. Superior Court Judge Charles H Older allowed Kanarek to substitute as Manson’s counsel on June 1 1970 under a private arrangement after Manson was deemed indigent and the public defender unavailable.
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San Bernardino
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Los Angeles County
Manson
Irving Kanarek
Charles H. Older
Kanarek
Ronald Hughes
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