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yS yrrinnrnn um -e INDEPENDENT. NESS-TEIMAM-M: 1 1 iw Mtab fiiti ima, mi Tr rT i. i 1 5 major of 2 brothers held in killing fng architects hnd I Twin brothers nabbed with a suspect- the murder of Mrs. Margaret B. Lissy, neers was recommended edjlayer after an intensive manhunt 56, who was slain at her home in a report to be filed with Tuesday climax taaTobbcry the county- supervisors-, released from-custody causing a public In addition, OConnor is charged outcry which Anaheim police answered robbery, assault with a deadly weapon Pepperdine Univereitvs" and burglary.

His arraignment is sched--. School of Law, which did Chief Harold Bastriip said his offi-1 uled Thursday in Santa Ana Muniqipal the study. under contracT; cere y'have feelings about the Court: -7 with the county, t- ed -new-procedures 1: Bastrup said since the possibility of employment, recommend- release of the 17-year-old boys picked up with their brother, Glen E. OConnor 18, PANEL ON RTD SET 's Our State Bureau SACRAMENTO The Assembly Transportation Committees newly formed subcommittee, on Southern California Regional Transportation will 4 hold-aday-long meeting in Long Beach 7, chairman Frank VicCncia has Vicencia, D-Bellflower, said the meeting wouhT be held in the City Council chambers starting at 10 1 Four issues-will be discussed, he said. -rT-Does the present pompodtem and authority of the Southern California Rapid Transit District per mit it to fulfill its legislative mandate? What, if any, changes are needed in the.

composition and authority of the RTD to make, its task easier? -y. Should. the operators of Californias largest bus system also, have the responsibility of developing a mass-transit system? What are the potential sources of future fund-! ing fortive RTD? 1 ii i niM. i autj it JU 1 jj" jyouthiustice' -I Our L.A. Bureau Supervisor; James Hayes, who for the past several months has been looking Into the countys Juvenile -he plans to release packai of ase a package of Riverside OConnor and his brothers, were flushed out of hiding near Orange Coun-tys Featheriy after Holland E.

Nesmith; 54 was shot twice in the neck during a holdup at his home at 6060 Santa Ana Canyon Road. However, OConnor was charged with a selection board of architects and engineers. investigators also recommended that each professional: outline his fee structure as a part of his bid for county -As it is now. future legal action (against the twins) 6till exists, we, cannot release any infor-. mation to the press relative to this crime which might later be a cause for unsuccessful prosecution.

The chief did not disclose how they linked OConnor with the slaying of Mrs. lissy. proposed sweeping changes for the system Monday.1 Hayesr who represents the countys Fourth District, added that he hopes to gain the support, of his feUowsupervisors in order to make the changes. During another in his seriesof hearing Friday, the supervisor took testimony fronra' number of officials specializing in juvenile justice as wdl as. from community leaders and youths who have felt the effects of 'the system.

One of those testifying was Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis, who called for a united front in seeking changes in juvenile laws. Davis said, if various groups such, as prosecutors, police, courts and supervisors, went to the Legislature with individual proposals, they might give lawmakers an excuse not to 1 V. However, differences surfaced at the hearing when Judge William P. Hogoboom, former, supervising judge of the Juvenile Court, took issue with Dist Atty. Joseph -Buschs stance that 16 and 17-year-olds accused of crimes be tried as adults.

v- Hogoboom said he felt such a move would amount: to overkill and would shift several thousand cases a year into the Superior Court system' From there. he said, as many as SO per cent of they cases would be shifted back to Juvenile Court Instead, he said, Juvenile Court judges should be given discretion in referring cases for trial in adult court Busch disagreed with the judge People who violate, the rights of others knowlingly and ly should be punished. The (fistrict attorney said he felt that in somey extreme cases even 14 15-year-olds should be declared unfit for trial by the juvenile system. Other speakers insisted that if some juveniles were to be tried in adult court they should be given the full 1 constitutional rights that adults have. to) TO ON OUR BEST SELLING FABRICS One youth told Hayes that he felt schools adminis-should not be anxious to suspend or expel ga yd.

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Hospital for psychatric treatment Edgar Herbert Mohan Jr.1, 45, who owns a furniture store in Buena Park, and Gregory Woodard Greene, 24, who managed the Fountain ball team and was its were ordered confined for examinations and treatment as mentally disordered sex Judge Kenneth Lae in Santa Ana Superior Court said that their trial was delayed pending reports of their treatment He set. April 21 as the date for Patton Hospital officials to report on the treatment. Deputy Probation Officer Paul R. Whittington re-i ported to Lae that Greene had told him Mohan; agreed to sponsorship of the Little League club provide ing Greene, would bring young boys to him at the Newport Beach apartment where Mohan lived. Whittingtons, report to the court said that Greene had.

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TC10) Babysitter finds body- of slain Montebello mother 't Sale Starts Sunday, Jan. 26, Ends Wed. Jan. 29, 1975 They said there was also evidence that a small fire had been set in -the house, but that it (fid only minor damage. INDEPENDENT PRESS-TELEGRAM iWtW.

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