Manson Trial Delayed As Jury Selection Proceeds
Los Angeles prosecutors seek $100000 damages for delays blamed on gas courts while the Tate LaBianca case nears the fourth week of trial. Judge Older considers keeping juror questioning on pretrial publicity secret as Les Van Houten and others face slow proceedings. The county estimates costs near $2 million for the Manson case, far above the $900000 spent in Sirhan Sirhan’s Kennedy assassination trial.
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Tate
Hahn
Hahnid
Sirhan
Brert F. Kennedy
Hahn Deeid
Les van Houten
Susan At- E
Patricia Krenwins
Charles Older
Agnew Watch Sale Sparks Secrecy and Charity Plan
The Doughertys produced Agnew wristwatches to honor the vice president, selling about 2,000 units in secrecy. They report gifting part of proceeds to cancer research and the National League of Families, while Agnew’s attorney warned against unauthorized use of the cartoon and name. The watches retail for 18.95 and are marketed to supporters and convention attendees.
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Jumbo airliners compared in size and cost
The Lockheed C5 is the largest airplane at 247 feet long with a 222 foot wingspan and about 50 million dollar unit cost, versus Boeing's 747 at 231 feet long and 195 foot wingspan costing roughly 23 million. A separate reader query concerns Long Beach Naval Hospital closures and CHAMPUS options for a diabetic daughter seeking civilian care.
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Lands chief says no illegal Long Beach Queen Mary funds
Sacramento UPI reports State Lands Commission chairman Houston I. Flournoy asserts no illegal spending of 2 million in sidelands oil funds by Long Beach for the Queen Mary liner project. He notes the law lets the city use funds for a maritime museum and stresses proper use under legislative oversight.
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Long Beach tidelands plan fuels state oil dispute
A 1964 city state tidelands deal and Long Beach oil revenues are under scrutiny as critics argue the state should reclaim some windfall. The piece traces federal and state actions since 1911, noting the Queen Mary project, East Wilmington field, and the 1989 audit highlighting shoreline redevelopment funded by tidelands income. The debate centers on whether Long Beach profits should be broader state use or kept for local projects.
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