Polanski Faces 90 Day Diagnostic in Prison
SANTA MONICA AP Moyle director Raman Polanski was ordered to undergo a 90 day diagnostic study at a state prison, but may finish a film he is making before testing starts. Superior Court Judge Lawrence Rittenband weighed the hinge on this case calling it a heinous crime. Polanski pleads guilty to unlawful sexual intercourse with a 13 year old girl and faces up to 50 years in prison with possible deportation. The judge noted public concern and said the offense is of judiciary interest and that Polanski is not a mentally disordered sex offender per the psychiatric report.
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Boy, 5, OK after night lost in woods
A five-year-old Seal Beach boy named Eric Eskenazi wandered from his family campsite near the Antelope Valley border and spent the night with his dog in a canyon. Deputies, aided by a helicopter, found him around 7:30 am, cold but unharmed, and reunited him with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pikenazi.
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Court pressed on Bakke rule U.S. asks affirmative action OK
The Carter administration urged the Supreme Court to allow race to be considered in a special admissions program at UC Davis Medical School. The brief argues only that race may be used to remedy discrimination, not to settle broader constitutional questions. The case centers on Bakke who was rejected in 1973 and 1974 while a 16 of 100 quota for disadvantaged students existed. The high court is set to hear arguments on Oct 12.
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Lance told investigators he withheld details on past dealings
Senate staff investigators testified under oath that Bert Lance did not reveal all information about prior dealings. The questioning occurred before the Governmental Affairs Committee as Lance faced scrutiny since his confirmation.
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Brown vetoes hospital property sale in Norwalk
From Our State Bureau Sacramento G Brown vetoed AB 424 directing the Department of Health to sell 35.7 acres of surplus property at Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwalk. Assemblyman Bruce Young D Norwalk vowed an override in January. The veto noted the land sale not appropriate now while the department studies best use of the site with 15 buildings, 10 in use, and 13 homes for employees.
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Backing for downtown marina proposal dominates Long Beach debate
The city council narrowly approved a 25 cent per foot per month rise in Long Beach Marina slip rates starting October 1, with a second increase planned. Eric Lucas cites 185000 dollars yearly revenue gain to the city while critics led by Ten Frandsen oppose, asserting the marina must first prove its value amid a 9000-strong wait list. Frandsen supports downtown marina, citing potential revitalization and his long tenure as a boat owner and media editor.
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Sohio L B plant deal advances with LA firm
Federal state and local officials push speedy approval for an Alaskan oil tanker terminal in Long Beach as Sohio submits to pollution tradeoffs. ARB chairman Tom Quinn cites a concrete meeting Tuesday between Sohio and a large Los Angeles based partner to finalize a tradeoff plan and speed permits. The proposed arrangement could cost Sohio up to 100 million in pollution offsets in the Los Angeles basin.
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King widow picked for U N
President Carter announced the nomination of Coretta Scott King alongside three others to join Ambassador Andrew J. Young at the 1977 United Nations General Assembly session. Also named as alternates are Margorie Benton John C. Kennedy D F McHenry Melissa F Wells and Allard K Lowenstein.
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Downed Giraffe May Stand Upright With Winch Aid
Classified text notes a disabled giraffe may be righted with a winch as workers clear debris in an aqueduct following Hood damage. The item appears among various notices and page references in the Press Telegram, highlighting local troubles and proposals.
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