Riverside siege ends as two plea to robbery in Norwalk court
Raymond Johns and William Mitchell Mopulyy pleaded guilty in Norwalk Superior Court to one count of first degree robbery and use of a firearm in a crime after a June siege at the Flile Room Bar Lakewood Boulevard. They previously faced trial and face 5 years to life for each charge with consecutive sentences.
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William Mitchell Mopulyy
Norwalk
David Feldman
Feldman
Yeas
John
Mitchell
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Lakewood Blvd
Barney Fraser
Tony Silva
Johns
Lakewood
Statio
Flite Room
Wilbert Lee Lewis
Mutiny charge filed against seafarer on ship interview
A 28 year old sailor from Las Vegas faces mutiny and other charges after attempting to hold a news conference about what he said were faulty equipment on the destroyer Agerholm during a six month Far East cruise. Medina was held in a San Diego brig and faced additional counts for distributing unauthorized material.
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Center For Servicerens
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Agerham
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Medina
Merdina
Servicemen’s Center
Vest saved life in long Beach courtroom shootout
Long Beach Harbor Division officer Edwin Goulart testified in Superior Court about four explosive minutes last May when a flak vest and his name plate may have saved him during a gunfight with Charles Eugene Draper. Goulart was struck in the chest, returned fire, and, aided by bystanders and backup, survived with a severe chest wound. the vest and name plate helped deflect the bullet.
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Long Beach Superior Court
Edwin Goulart
Charles Eugene Draper
Carson
Goulart
Pat Mullendere
Mauritania Street
Wilmington Boulevard
Wilmington
Ender
Atty
Alen Field
Draper
Robert Devitt
Florita
Carson Intercommunity Hospital
Vere
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Devitt
Stearns Electric Paste claims pest killer for 97 years
An elderly ad touts Stearns Electric Paste as a long trusted pest killer for mice rats and roaches. The copy promises easy use with a single dab from the tube and offers to ship for one dollar from a Chicago address.
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Chicago
Second heart transplant keeps Trout fine at Stanford
Ralph Trout II undergoes a second heart transplant at Stanford University Medical Center, four hours long, with progress described as satisfactorily conscious and resting. Surgeons led by Dr. Norman Shumway report a six to eight week recovery, while doctors note his first transplant failed due to tissue degeneration leading to congestive heart disease.
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Ralph Trout II
Jay Mason
Stanford University Medical Center
Trout
Doelors
Norman Shumway
Redwood City
Medical Center Story
Mason
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