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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1975
Page
3
Pasadena shop owner says a burglar who looted his store returned the $7 875 worth of records after a wall was breached and three and a half hours passed He described the man as about 30 white and straight looking The thief apologized and no charges were filed police were not involved
A nurse reports delayed hospitalization for an elderly patient at Memorial Hospital and AMA president Dr Todd urges action. Action Line confirms on call panels, miscommunication, and that patient records prompted care improvements. Also notes Medi‑Cal card backlog and a caller’s inquiries about local hotel demolitions with no plans to tear down the Breakers and nearby buildings.
California Governor Brown, celebrating his 37th birthday, took a full day off with friends in the Carmel Valley, the first such respite since his January inauguration. He remained reachable by phone, with plans to return Tuesday. A Downey fatality occurred when a car carrying Rebecca Hakins was struck by another vehicle on Ryerson Avenue. Police cited no one as charged pending investigation. In Los Angeles, Bernard Cowan and his son Roger pleaded innocent to charges of concealing and transporting 24 illegal aliens. a trial date was set for Thursday.
IAM Lodge 720 and West Coast strikers rally for funding as unions pledge cash and health benefits. John H. Cummings said IAM Lodge 311 in Los Angeles pledged 10000 to 7000 West Coast strikers after a 58 day walkout at McDonnell Douglas. About 2600 recalled workers at Long Beach plant ease layoff totals while negotiations continue in Washington.
The recall followed the company plan to normalize DC9 production. Of 19,000 local workers, 12,500 are still employed as machinists in St. Louis Cape Canaveral Yuma and Vandenberg halt work since February 10 amid the dispute.
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