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December 22, 1993 | DWAYNE BRAY
A 46-year-old woman who failed to show up for court last week after being accused of going on a drunken shooting spree in Thousand Oaks was arrested Tuesday at Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Woodland Hills, investigators said. Kathleen Ann Quinn has been undergoing psychological treatment at the hospital, her attorney said. She was booked at Ventura County Jail, a jail spokesman said.
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July 16, 1990 | CATHERINE GEWERTZ
Viva Supermarkets, whose shopping-cart-collection agency confiscated carts containing the possessions of homeless people in Santa Ana's Civic Center in April, has agreed to make up for the incident by distributing money, food and jobs to the poor. Under terms of an agreement negotiated by the Legal Aid Society of Orange County, Viva will make a $25,000 donation to the Latino immigration rights group Hermandad Mexicana Nacional, which will distribute it to Santa Ana's homeless, said Robert J.
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March 23, 1990 | CATHERINE GEWERTZ
A Superior Court commissioner Thursday dismissed civil conspiracy allegations that were filed by several landlords against the Legal Aid Society of Orange County and two lawyers who helped hundreds of tenants mount a rent strike in 1985. Commissioner Ronald L. Bauer said that Legal Aid, its executive director, Robert J. Cohen, and former Legal Aid lawyer Richard L. Spix were engaging in "conduct that any lawyer should eagerly and proudly undertake . . .
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September 8, 1991
Barely a year ago, Santa Ana's advocates for the homeless and the city were pitted against each other in disputes over the city's homeless population. The situation worsened when police conducted a "sweep" of Civic Center homeless, an action that backfired legally. The city appears to have learned something from its past failures, however. There is a new spirit of cooperation in Santa Ana on homeless issues.
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December 18, 1993 | DWAYNE BRAY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A 47-year-old woman accused of going on a drunken shooting spree in Thousand Oaks Sunday failed to appear for her arraignment Friday, prompting a judge to issue a warrant for her arrest. A defense attorney said Kathleen Ann Quinn didn't show up in Ventura County Municipal Court because she had checked into a Woodland Hills psychological treatment facility. "She didn't wait for a court order," said attorney Robert J. Cohen of Woodland Hills.