Sirhan brother guilty of threat to Golda Meir
Sirhan B. Sirhan, brother of Robert F. Kennedy assassin, was convicted in Los Angeles of writing a letter threatening Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir. A federal jury deliberated under three hours, with sentencing set for July 2. The letter signed Palestine Liberation Organization referenced a March 1 killing.
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18 year old AWOL Marine pleads guilty in Long Beach stabbing
An 18 year old AWOL Marine pleaded guilty in Long Beach Superior Court to voluntary manslaughter and assault with a deadly weapon in the stabbing death of 60 year old Luckie Dozal and the nearby slashing of a cocktail waitress March 9. Frank Edward Moxley, who authorities say escaped from Balboa Naval Hospital, was arrested at the scene with blood on his clothing as he watched paramedics. He is to be sentenced in July.
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Budget timetable stays tight as Moretti predicts delay
Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti said the Legislature will miss the Friday midnight deadline for Gov Reagan’s 9 billion budget as budget writing continues in a Senate Assembly conference committee. He noted a floor vote may come soon, with optimism from Willie Brown Jr while concerns over final amendments persist. The administration won a partial win by unfreezing 215 million in federal revenue sharing for schools, then faced new moves to shield against potential federal cuts, a plan Moretti expects Reagan to accept.
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Reagan tax ceiling killed in Senate vote
Gov Reagan’s constitutional tax limit plan was rejected 4-1 on party lines by the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee. Reagan urged citizens to press signatures for a November ballot, arguing the rejection shows partisanship. The proposal would cap state taxes as a percentage of personal income.
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Senate proposes camera access to California committees
The California Senate Rules Committee approved a rule change to permit television crews and news photographers free access to committee hearings. Cameras could be removed only if a chair ruled them disruptive or dangerous, ending the existing Gentleman’s agreement that required unanimous consent to allow coverage. A 40 vote by the Rules Committee set the propal change to the Senate.
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