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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1972
Page
2
Readers ask if ex convicts can escape high rates. Analysts say five years of good driving improves odds for standard coverage. A prison record may hinder regular policies but is not an automatic disqualifier. agents advise checking with multiple firms and asking why high risk status remains.
A reader and partner seek methadone help at UCLA. UCLA confirms no names on the waiting list through January 1971 and explains a 3 to 6 month wait if added. Alternatives include Long Beach Alcoholic Rehabilitation and Drug Abuse Program or Camarillo State Hospital withdrawal options with rapid methadone tapering.
E H of Bellflower writes that he was refused a free state sport fishing license under a Department of Fish and Game program because his income exceeds 140 dollars per month. He argues the rule is a joke and that those under the limit cannot afford equipment anyway.
Breland, 32, told Superior Court Judge Elsworth M. Beam he preferred capital punishment to life in prison. The judge allowed Breland to speak before sentencing and then imposed concurrent life terms in state prison. Deputy Public Defender De R. Eiler Jr. represented Breland. The case involved Breland’s threats toward the judge and district attorney in the wake of his murder conviction.
Haifa magistrates court rejected Meir Kahane's request to depart Israel for a Europe and Canada lecture tour. Kahane, head of the Jewish Defense League, had a $10,900 bond tied to an alleged September arms-smuggling case. The Supreme Court had earlier refused his permission to leave.
At the Associated Press Managing Editors convention in Kansas City Peter Bridge urged editors to back a newsman's privilege to shield sources and notes. He warned that forcing disclosure would deter investigative reporting and harm the public, as courts and recent jailings influence reporters and their sources.
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