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Wrong-Man Convict Freed After 77 Days In Prison
Sacramento reports Charles Winston Labor 34 of Los Estes was pardoned by Gov Browz and may collect up to 5000 dollars from California for 77 days served in prison for a crime he did not commit. The ex convict, previously convicted of robbing two motels, was freed with State Supreme Court assent. Police noted a suspect resembled Labor. Larry Gene Hughes confessed and two witnesses identified the robbery. Manley J Bowler said Labor can file a claim with the State Board of Control.
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