Perjury counts dropped in developer bribery case
Five perjury counts against Los Angeles developer Keith Smith were dismissed at a San Francisco Superior Court trial. Judge Clayton W. Horn ruled two tape recordings used as evidence were inadmissible and eavesdropped without consent. Smith still faces five bribery counts over a $12 million Harbor Commission contract to build a world trade center in San Pedro.
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Los Angeles
Keith Smith
Los Angeles Harbor Commission
San Pedro
Clayton W. Horn
Alioto Seeks Federal Ruling in Million-Dollar Fee Fight
San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto asked a U.S. District Court to block a Washington state court suit seeking repayment of 2.3 million dollars in legal fees and to decide his rightful fee. He argues the value should be between 4.6 and 5.4 million based on services for antitrust suits against major electrical equipment makers and settlements totaling 16.25 million. The King County suit contends the fee was improperly shared, while Alioto seeks an immediate stay to allow federal review of the fee issue.
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Wash
San Francisco
Joseph L. Alioto
U.S. District Court
Alioto
State of Washington
Alioio
Lion
King County
Seattle
Assembly OKs 3 Antismog Measures
SACRAMENTO AP S three anti air pollution bills, including car emission sticker requirements, cleared the Assembly Transportation Committee. The package, drafted by Assemblyman Peter Schaharum, would empower air pollution officers and strengthen AG action against violators. A bill to allow testing of each new car’s emissions was sent to Ways and Means. a resolution seeking continued use of low sulfur Indonesian oil for Southern California plants moved to Rules. Action on a $6000 daily fine for polluters was delayed.
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APS
Assembly Transportation Committee
Peter Schaharum
R-Covinu
Ways and Means
Air Resources Control Board
Nixon
California
Assembly Rules Committee
Marines Driven Off UC Santa Cruz Campus
About 30 members of the radical Students Union forced Marine recruiters off the University of California at Santa Cruz campus. The students seized briefcases hats and a banner then held the items until the recruiters agreed to depart. Marine Captain C Robert Stichter said there would be no confrontation and the Marines left with possessions returned.
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