Judges cleared in bid to sway Sylmar rulings
Two Los Angeles Municipal Court judges faced accusations of pressuring Long Beach Judge George Trammell III to drop charges in the Sylmar tunnel explosion trial. The California Commission on Judicial Qualifications cleared the judges, stating the misconduct claims were unfounded. Trammell had reported the attempts to influence him during the 1971 case against Lockheed Shipbuilding & Construction Co. and related parties. The trial ended with convictions for gross negligence and safety violations.
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Lawyer sues Orange County over murder for hire claim
Michael K. Remington of Fullerton, acquitted in a sensational murder for hire case, will demand 20 million from Orange County. He filed notices with Mrs. June Alexander, clerk of the board, to refer to the board next Tuesday. He alleges false arrest and imprisonment and claims the DA's office withheld evidence. officials expect denial.
Norwalk man held on stolen goods charge
Norwalk construction worker Robert E. Neal, 28, was arrested by sheriff's deputies after undercover detectives posing as buyers seized stolen items valued at $30,000. Neal was taken from his home at 15313 Roseton Ave and authorities recovered tools, furniture, guns, and household goods.
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