Leisure World Doctor Attacks Parnate Withdrawal
Dr William E Graham, a Leisure World physician, calls the removal of the antidepressant Parnate a tragedy. FDA insisted on the ban citing about 30 strokes and 15 deaths among 344 million users. He notes early case of a patient who chewed a cheese sandwich, then suffered severe pain and headache due to the drug's effects.
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Rotemoor Leisure World
United States
William E. Graham
Graham
US Food and Drug Administration
FDA
The
Journal of the ‘American Medical Association
Gra’ham
Disabled girl loses cherished electric cart in theft
Luana Mills, 20, born with disability, relied on a blue two-seat three wheeler cart given by her grandmother. The battery powered vehicle vanished after grinding noises in West 4th Street, hindering her commute to grandmother's home and Long Beach City College. Police investigated, hoping the cart will be found intact or repaired for her mobility and independence.
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Lara Mills
West 4Th Street
Luana
Grandmather
Rose Ave
May Schweiss
Paul N. Guest
Long Beach
Guest
Will Cary
Mills
Lana
Long Beach City College
Strine Hospital
LECC
Hole
Lake Mathews Area Search Continues for Missing Man
Riverside County sheriff's deputies joined a Lake Mathews area search for Darwin W. Crotler, 36, of Long Beach, missing for about two weeks. Crotler was last seen near his residence at 2104 Florida Street, with no trace after March 23.
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Latter
National Boys Club Week Observed by Local Clubs
Boys Clubs of Long Beach announce National Boys Club Week with activities across branches. Program highlights include talent shows and concerts to promote juvenile decency and keep youths away from delinquency. Events run Sunday through Friday with prize awards and family night at several branches.
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Long Beach
Macrie Bugbee
Creaiuives
E. Toes
Board Backs Patrolman's Suspension Over Fast Driving
The Long Beach Civil Service Board Friday sustained a five day suspension for Patrolman Demo Pal Sheely on conduct unbecoming an officer. CHP officers testified to two speeding incidents near Victorville and Yerma with speeds of 75 to 100 mph. The accused and his wife Diane testified she drove first. they were en route to Las Vegas to wed. The three board members split 2 to 1 to sustain, with Chairman Layden dissenting. Sheely is a 15 year veteran.
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Long Beach Civil Service Board
Demo Pal Sheely
California Highway Patrol
Sheely
Victorville
Yerma
CHP
Steely
Diane
Las Vegas
T. J. Harris
Ray
Underwood
Clarence J. Layden
Fire destroys Fountain Valley home. investigation underway
An $8,000 Fountain Valley house fire damaged a residence at 9639 Camata Street. Discovered around 8 am in the master bedroom by Ms. Willam Thomas, she evacuated her two children before calling the fire department. County forestry units and Huntington Beach responders assisted at the scene.
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Camata St
Fountain
Valley
Willam Thomas
Ste
T Hountington Beach
Sleep at Work Case May Refute Fire by Unemploymen
The California appeals board found Cahill’s brief doze at a Torrance water utility job as a single isolated incident of mere inadvertence rather than willful misconduct. Cahill, fired after dozing on night shift, won his bid for immediate unemployment insurance payments, though not necessarily reinstatement. The ruling hinges on whether the act constituted misconduct for cause.
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Jim McCauley
Buirtm
Sacramento
Bas
Appeals Board
Veene
Cahill
F. Cahill
Carson
Dessay
California Unemployment Insurance” Appeals, Board
Gaffers
Sattler
Santa Ana man jailed after April Fool bank robbery stunt
Harold L Mitchell, 19, of Santa Ana, was jailed on a charge of giving false information to a police officer after impersonating a bank robber. He was captured after fleeing Fourth and Main with a bag he dropped at Fourth and Sycamore. A note inside read April Fool you cop. Bail posted $166 for Monday arraignment.
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Santa Ana
Bandt
Orange County
Harold L. Mitchell
S. Hickory St. Santa Ana
Mitchell
Fourth
Main Streets
Terrance Bakin
Sycamore Street
Bakin
Water Rates Cut in Hawaiian Gardens by State Panel
The Public Utilities Commission ordered a about one third cut for Southern California Water Co customers in Hawaiian Gardens effective May 1, offset by increases in Ar tesia Korwalk area and in Bell Florence Orangewood sections. The move aims to cover an estimated 96383 annual rise in water costs from new well limiting and extra purchased water from Milan Water District.
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Southern California Water Co
Hawaiian Gardens
State Public Utilities Commission
Artesia-Korwalk
Bell Florence
Orangewood
Millan Water District
City Auction Of Used Cars And Equipment Set For April
City proceeds with sale of 34 items including cars trucks air compressors and vintage tracks. The auction at 316 SW Fifth St lists fire department tracked equipment and 21 passenger cars mostly from 1960. A 25 percent deposit is required with balance due within three days after sale.
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CofC Reflects in Paramount Elects New Chamber President
Oscar L. Gregory, automotive dealer, has been re elected president of the Paramount Chamber of Commerce. He succeeds Roy Sager who resigned amid a midterm business change last year.
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Oscar L. Gregory
Paramount Chamber of Commerce
Gregory
Roy Sager
First Grid Ticket Sold for Uthan Dinner Event
Bin Brooks, a life member who ran sales for the first year, sold the first ticket this week. Bart Smith, dinner chairman, said 150 to 200 people are expected for the April 14 event at the Petroleum Club, featuring city officials and notable municipal figures.
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bin Brooks
Bart Smith
Petroleum Club
Long Beach Indoor Rodeo and Evening Performances
At Long Beach Arena the Pacific Indoor Rodeo runs at 2 and 8 pm with a matinee at 2 pm offering half-price for children under 13 with an accompanying adult. On stage Breathing of Spring at 8:30 pm at Community Playhouse. Shrew at Magnolia Theater 8:30 pm. Inna La Douce at Off Broadway 8:30 pm. Man and Superman at Rep Repertory Theater 8 pm. Breathless film at Jewish Community Center $3.00 at 9 pm. Long Beach Municipal Band concert at 2 pm in Exhibit Hall. Choral Masterworks by Schola Cantorum 8:15 pm at LCC Auditorium.
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Community Playhouse
Anaheim St
Magnolia Theater
Magnolia Ave
Inna la Douce
Lime Ave
Reperetory
Morgan Hall
Locust Ave
Grand Ave
Long Beach Municipal Band
Municipal Auditorion Chorale
Long Beach City College Schola Cantorum
LCC Auditeriom
Prayer Backers Fight ACLU Suit In Long Beach
ACLU suit on school prayer prompts Long Beach mothers led by Mira Laubshire to rally at the Long Beach School Board meeting Monday. They collected about 120,000 signatures supporting a constitutional amendment to permit prayer in public schools. Superior Court hearing is set for April 17 on the matter.
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Bay Shore Ave
Long Beach School Board
Moe
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Eee
Aity Council
Long Beach
Laubshire
Bucs
Sally Weber
Oleta St
Transit overhaul bill heads to Senate floor
A California Senate panel cleared a measure to create a Southern California Rapid Transit District and abolish the Metropolitan Transit Authority. The bill would allow possible state funding if a transit labor dispute arises and is expected to pass on the Senate floor in the current special session.
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Aerate
Eee
Sacramento
California
Senate
Ang
Finance
Wit Transit Bil
Urge Delay in Hiring Principals Sparks District Vote
Petition by SOS group and Educators Association to delay naming new principals prompts district trustees to consider postponement. 178 of 197 teachers signed the request, urging delay while district superintendent Wilson plans replacements at Monday night meeting.
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Board of Trustees
Manly Ray Fuller
Educators’ Association
Mittee
Doris Wright
SOS Group
James A. Allen
Harry L. Mullifan
Charles R
Fuller
Walt Disney School
Juliet Low School
Jonas Salle
Peter Marshall School
Mattie Loa \ Maxwell School
Robert School
Esther \Walter School
Chasiés
A. [Wilson
Made City
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