Ex-UCLA Officials Sentenced for Scholarship Embezzlement
Leo James Granger and Charles M. Schenetzke, former UCLA administrator and teaching assistant, were sentenced to six months in jail and five years probation for nine counts of grand theft related to embezzling $9,500 in scholarship funds between 1967 and 1969. Granger illegally gave funds to Schenetzke, who received some money while not a UCLA student.
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Reagan rating shown in California Poll report
The California Poll will publish its assessment of Gov. Ronald Reagan's performance on Wednesday as part of its new regular feature. Mervin D. Field directs the survey, which traces popularity and prepares simulated head to head matchups with plausible Democratic nominees for the governor's race.
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Detergent Chain Plans In-Store Pollution Information
A Toronto based green chain announced it will post in its stores information on pollution factors contained in its detergent products. The move aims to inform customers about environmental impact and product safety.
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Park Riot Deputies Plead on March 10
In San Francisco a federal judge ordered 12 Alameda County deputies and two former deputies to enter pleas on March 10 to civil rights charges arising from the People’s Park riot in Berkeley last May. The indictments allege officers beat some demonstrators and fired on others. Jurors previously indicted them Feb. 2.
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Money Bill Vote Due in Senate
SACRAMENTO UPI The Senate Rules Committee approved and dispatched to the full Senate a bill delaying the effective date of the new financial disclosure law. The measure would give candidates for public office until April 6 to file financial statements, with a Senate vote possible later this week. Local officials say the current requirement to reveal holdings over 10,000 in government regulated businesses is burdensome and may deter runs.
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