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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1974

Page

5

Nixon aides face jury in Watergate trial news

Prosecutors seek to add one unindicted conspirator amid newly claimed evidence. Ehrlichman Haldeman and Mitchell attend as jurors undergo rigorous screening. potential bias delays push testimony toward midweek. Moore’s status noted amid unproven co conspirator discussions.

Nixon John D. Ehrlichman H.R. Haldeman John N. Mitchell Kenneth W. Parkinson Robert €. Mardian Ecach Ehrlichman Watergate Grand Jury Richard A. Moore John W. Dean III Moore White House Senate Herbert J. Miller Sirica Haldeman

Earthquake jolts Peru as fires rage in Lima

An earthquake shook Lima causing fires and chaotic damage. Downtown streets emptied, shops closed, and offices evacuated amid fear of aftershocks. The UPI bureau moved to the west coast, and AT&T reported restored Lima phone service after two hours with satellite circuits back online, though delays persisted. Fire officials noted severe damage in the older Limae district. Amateur radio reports indicated no loss of life, while another signal described a seismic catastrophe in southern Peru.

UPI Lima West Coast Cables Office American Telephone and Telegraph Limae William Deininger Oakland Calif Tucuman Argentina Pera

Police hear of holdup see suspect in liquor store run

Officers Wayne Clark and Dan Mallonee chased a youth from Andi's Liquor Deli at 72 E Fourth St after a 8 40 p m holdup dispatch. Ward 18 surrendered after dropping a pellet gun. The weapon held about 150 in cash and bottles reportedly taken. A stolen car part tied to Circus Motors linked the suspect to the crime. Ward was booked on armed robbery gun and theft charges.

Wayne Clark Dan Mallonee Clark Cne Mallonee Lonnie Carl Ward Daisy J Atu Anim Carter Circus Motors Anaheim St Ward Putin

Perjury charge against Bugliosi dismissed in court

In Los Angeles UPI report, Vincent Bugliosi’s perjury case ends when Special Prosecutor Theodore Shield wins dismissal after witness William Farr refuses to reveal source of a 1970 Tate LaBianca story. Judge Earl Broady grants the motion amid Farr’s contempt history. Shinn’s separate indictment noted.

Los Angeles UPI Manson Vincent Bugliosi William Farr Theodore Shield Farr Bugliosi Shield Earl Broady Parr Manson Family Tate-LaBianca Superior Court Charles Older U.S. Supreme Court William C. Douglas Shieh Btrliosi Dave Shinn Baglionium Shinn Srial Buylio al. Shinn

Building trades unemployment aid gains Senate approval

A $22 million bill to aid unemployed workers in the building trades would be matched by $22 million in federal funds. The measure, endorsed by the Assembly 64 to 0 after earlier Senate approval, now awaits action on Ronald Reagan’s desk in Sacramento.

Sacramento Alb Ronald Reajuir Assembly Senate

Harmer Seeks Posts in California GOP Races

Harmer replaces resigned Reinecke as party leader while vying for attorney general in 1970 against Eveste d Younger. He then resigned Senate Republican caucus chair to run for lieutenant governor against Mervyn Dymal ly, with Dymally favored in polls. Reinecke was sentenced for perjury tied to a 1972 Senate inquiry and faced loss of voting rights. Reagan had tapped Reinecke in 1969 to succeed Lt. Gov. Finch before his perjury indictment.

ED Reinecke California Jean U.S. District Court Washington Harmer Reagan GOP Eveste d. Younger Senate Republican Caucus Mervyn Dymally Los Angeles Dymally Sacramento No. 2 State Controller's Reingeke Reinecke Robert H. Finch Nixon Houston J. Flournoy

Taxicab rider leaps to death from 8 D bridge

A Coronado man, Donald J. Bunker, rode a taxi toward home then to the airport. He ordered the driver to stop on the San Diego Coronado Bay Bridge and leapt to his death after producing a gun. Authorities identified the deceased as Thomas Stewart and others in Mount Hope, Beckley.

San Diego

Solons End Pension Bonus After Public Outcry

Assembly Speaker Leo T. McCarthy praised a measure to cut Governor Reagan's pension from about 33000 to a lower amount and extend benefits to widows of retiring legislators who die before retirement age. Senator Omer L. Rains said the public cry ends pension rip-offs and signals a political career shift.

Solons Assembly Leo T. McCarthy San Francisco Omer L. Rains Ventura Senate Reagan

Youth dies in Rhode Island training school fire

In Cranston a group of youths at the state Boys Training School blocked themselves in a dorm recreation room and started a fire. Michael Fortes, 14, of Providence, died. six others injured. Corrections officials say the victims were residents of the Youth Corrections Center dormitory. Firefighters broke down a barricaded door to reach the room. eight other youths escaped unharmed.

Doy Taylor Fire Department

Bust-building bra makers charged with false advertising

Sacramento entries Lee Kirilenko and Henry Coulombe with wife Phyliss released on bail face charges after state doctors found the Joy Era bust device restricts breathing and harms respiration. Investigators tied the ad claiming rapid cup-size increases to the product’s marketing. Voter breakdown shows Democrats dominate county with 58.42 percent, Republicans 34.6, and others filling the rest.

Sacramento Lee Kirilenko Henry Coulombe Phyliss Carmichael Steve Foster State Department of Health Foster Los Angeles UPI Leonard Parish American Independent Peace and Freedom

Burglary suspect shot dead in Wilmington bar area

A suspected burglar, Mfonza Smith, 20, was shot dead by Officer L N Fultz after fleeing Zorba's Deer Bar on Anaheim Street at 2:20 a.m. Two juveniles, 4 and David Martinez, 18, were detained on suspicion of murder tied to the crime. Authorities said the bar had been broken into and officers arrived as suspects were exiting the building.

Wilmington Mfonza Smith Hyatt Ace Fr. Zorba Deer Bar Ry Anaheim St L.N. Fultz Arler Smith David Martinez Diamandale St. Carl

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