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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1976
Page
3
California residents show more women obtaining licenses as the DMV notes a 16 year rise. Auto registrations reach record levels with 11.8 million passenger cars and 17.4 million total vehicles, with projections for 1985 and 2000. Economic growth spurs new vehicle registrations across categories.
Leslie Van Houten and her lawyer argue she has matured after seven years in prison and seek bail pending retrial on charges tied to five killings. They contend personal growth should justify release while court reviews the case.
The body of Janet A. Stalloup, 49, of Garden Grove, was found Monday in her car in a Garden Grove apartment parking lot. She disappeared December 13 after being last seen December 19 near 11631 Palmwood Drive. An autopsy is pending to determine cause of death. A $5,000 reward was offered by her father for information.
Sacramento reports state lawmakers propose a series of housing and tax aid changes. AB 110 AB 112 chacon would adjust filing dates for Senior Citizens Property Tax Assistance and extend relocation payments. Housing loans and landlord tenant rights reforms seek lower interest rates and informational brochures. A measure aims to deter intimidation of witnesses in certain cases.
Pfc. Langerman testified at a pretrial hearing that he heard Klansmen threaten blacks and saw weapons including knives and a .357 revolver stored in a room near the group of black Marines accused in the Nov 13 assault. Authorities seized the purported Klan list and weapons as charges of conspiracy and assault faced 14 black Marines.
Gov. Brown spent about four hours at Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwalk on Christmas Day talking with nearly a hundred patients who had no visitors. Accompanied by Dr. David Greenfeld, he toured four or five wards and emphasized one on one communication and volunteer involvement.
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