City denies police pay demands
City officials rejected police calls for larger raises despite a council approved plan raising patrolman starting pay to 354 dollars monthly with automatic increases. Certifications under PST program offer top salaries up to 1411 dollars. About 300 officers hold intermediate or advanced certificates. pay hikes effective July 1 but first partial payment September 1. The slowdown costs the city and county tens of thousands monthly. court revenues drop and traffic fines allocate to city and county funds.
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Long Beach
Pat Irulman
Personne
Jot R. Mansell
Police Department
Police Association
County
Robert Howard
Los Angeles County General Fund
Corona kneels in court as mother prays during arraignment
Mass murder suspect Juan Corona, led from hospital to a makeshift Yuba City court, knelt beside his mother and wife as a one minute blessing was offered in Spanish. The arraignment on a 24 count murder indictment paused due to a transcript filing technicality and Corona planned to plead not guilty.
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Juan Corona
Sutter County Hospital
Pedro
Richard Hawk
Yuba City
Corona
Candida
Gloria
Marysville
Jester Claims Claim Referred For Settlement
L from Long Beach writes ACTION LINE that his claim was received and referred to N USW S Shipping Co for settlement at 17 Batter Place New York City and he has heard nothing since. A secretary for NEWS Shipping says the company is short handed and the bill was found with a promise of an immediate check for 72.60.
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N.usw.s. Shipping Co
Batter Place
New York City
Action Line
L.V. Long Beach A
N.E.W.S. Shipping
Ganser Syndrome described as feigned mental illness by prisoners
Ganser Syndrome is a pattern where a prisoner pretends severe emotional problems after rule violations to dodge consequences or work duties. Aware clinicians can separate malingerers from those with real distress. the syndrome is not well executed, says Dr. Linden of Cal State Long Beach.
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Life Magazine
H.G
Long Beach
James Linden
Cal State
Reaction to blame circle and basics of life in society
A reader letter argues individuals must take responsibility for their actions and teachings. The writer challenges M C on timelines for learning life basics, asserts discipline and morals arise from behavior and humane treatment, praises parent-led early training, and questions adult maturity and respect in society.
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M.C
L W
Los Alamitos
Bellflower
Corona denies killings and jail interview
Corona, who suffered a mild heart attack in jail, said he feels good and hopes his children can attend school. He expressed concern about family support, winding up with praise for the country and a wish for his kids to learn English.
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Corona
Heavy B52 raid near buffer zone in Vietnam
B52 bombers dropped 600 tons of explosives along the demilitarized zone near Saigon after a lull in fighting. The raid hit within a mile of the DMZ, concentrating near Camp Fuller and the Alpha 1 and Alpha 2 positions as North Vietnamese gunners fired mortars and 240 mm rockets at three bases and a field position, with no reported U.S. casualties.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Camp Fuller
Frontier Defense
Bandit Robs LB Bank Branch Steals $1100
An armed robber held up the Security Pacific National Bank branch at 2017 E Fourth Street at 11 09 a m stealing 1100. The suspect, a 24 year old Caucasian about 5 9 and 170 pounds wore a pinkish brown shirt brown trousers and carried a six inch revolver.
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Security Pacific National Bank
E. Fourth .T
Mail thief testified on losses from postal thefts
The witness described a 1968 to 1970 theft spree at Kennedy and LaGuardia airports with minimal security. He claimed about 100 robberies yielded around $400,000 for him, mostly spent on furs cars and travel after gambling losses. Other suspects allegedly lost large sums in gin games and used signals to fleece a partner. New Orleans Elks elect Canton leader Fournace as Grand Exalted Ruler.
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York
West Coast
Schaefer
Kennedy
LaGuardia
Lewisburg
U.S. District Court
Washington
Cudak
Sinon
Harvey Sapperstein
Billy Ricchiutti
Pete
Schyeféc
Separate trial for Angela Davis
In Marin County Superior Court the trial of black activist Angela Davis was ordered separated from co defendant Ruchell Magee in the Marine County courthouse shootout case in which four men died. Magee demanded severance and later urged the judge to cut him from the case while Davis’ lawyers sought independence from the joint proceedings.
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San Rafael
Angela Davis
San Quentin
Marine County
Miss Davis
Ruchell Magee
Albert W. Harris
Superior Court
Richard Arnason
Magee
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Marin County
Arnason
Priest and 7 rescued after 37 days adrift at sea
In PORT MORESBY, a Canadian priest, five Filipino children and a woman were rescued after 37 days adrift in an open motorboat. They drifted about 1900 miles in the Pacific before being found by the Japanese freighter Koyo Maru and brought to Rabaul. They were weak but improving.
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Port Moresby
New Guinea
Pacific
Rabaul
New Britain
Marcel Lo
Iselle
Philippine
Caburan
Sarangani
Assembly Debates School Funding Increase and Tax Plans
Lawmakers discuss how much to save through reforms and how much to raise in taxes as Democratic leaders back the Greene AB 4A school money bill. It would lift state aid to local schools from 35 percent to over 37 percent and guarantee annual inflation increases, after Reagan vetoed a $100 million boost to $1.6 billion.
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Monagan
Greene
Reagan
$4 Million in Counterfeit Bills Seized at Philadelphia Airport
The Secret Service seized $4 million in counterfeit $100 bills at Philadelphia International Airport. Arrested were Claude Forte, 34, of Springfield, owner of Girard Printing House Inc., and Robert Osborne, 32, of Philadelphia, a printer there. Myron Weinstein, head of the local Secret Service office, called the seizure one of the largest in agency history.
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Philadelphia
Secret Service
Philadelphia International
Myron Weinstein
Claude Forte
Springfield
Robert Osborne
Weinstein
Forte
Girard Printing House Inc
Osborne
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Corota
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Country Medical
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A. Steinbeck
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Elks
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New Orleans
Fournace
Canton
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Howard Moore Jr
Moore
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U.S
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