Uncertain Weather Forecast With Showers Through Wednesday
Meteorologists forecast cooler conditions with scattered showers today and Wednesday. Winds become gusty from the northwest, with coastal swells and high surf heights possible along the shore. tides and sea temperatures are reported for the area.
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Conti
Bpaha
Stroma Wines
Womer
Lower Deserts
Upper Desert
Tower Deserts
Point Conception
Smog Forecast Predicts Clean Air for Los Angeles County
The Air Pollution Control District forecasts no smog today across Los Angeles County. Ozone maximum 0.5 parts per million. visibility at least five miles in the Pomona-Walnut Valley and seven miles elsewhere.
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Air Pollution Control District
Los Angeles County
APCD
Pomona-Walnut Valley
Burglary at Clifton Kayne Home on Oregon Avenue
Tools and jewelry valued at 2100 dollars were stolen from the apartment of Clifton Kayne at 4958 Oregon Ave. Burglars pried a garage door to gain entry. Long Beach police reported Monday.
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Clifton Kayne
Oregon Ave
Long Beach
Warren Defends State Car Use By Daughter
Sacramento AP report says Assemblyman Charles Warren allowed his daughter to drive his state car to UC Davis for college. Warren notes partial lease payment by him and that the car carried distinctive legislative plates while a student newspaper photographed it. He says only modest personal use is involved and his wife traveled to Vermont for a family illness. Warren’s daughter Linda rode to help care for younger siblings.
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Sacramento
Charles Warren
Warren
University of California
Davis
Los Angeles Democrat
Fred Taugher
Assembly Rules Committee
Food firm accused of false ads in TV promotions
United Press International reports Family Food Services Inc. of El Monte and three executives face an accusation of false and misleading TV commercials promoting food and freezer service. California Attorney General Evelle Younger seeks a permanent injunction against alleged unfair business practices. The complaint claims lump sum prices with freezers were marketed as wholesale or below retail, while prices were actually at or above retail.
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Family Food Services Inc
el Monte
Evelle Younger
Superior Court
Los Angeles
Younger
Milk Price Reform Push Gains 15000 Signatures in LA
A consumer action group says it collected 15 000 signatures in Los Angeles backing a bill by Senator David Roberti to end state minimum milk price controls. The measure would end wholesale and retail minimums while allowing a state minimum for dairy pay. It awaits Senate Finance Committee action with a possible Monday hearing.
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Los Angeles
Arline Mathews
American Consumers Together
David Roberti
Roberts
Senate Finance Committee
Bill would limit pay to builder
Sacramento Assembly committee approved a measure barring home improvement contractors from demanding full payment before work. The bill, by Assemblyman Vincent Thomas, sets down payments at $100 or 1 percent of contract, whichever is greater, and bars payment for unfinished work unless a completion bond covers the full contract value.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Vincent Thomas
D-San Pedro
Assembly Committee On Finance, Insurance and Commerce
Thomas
Women win shift jail rights in California case
Women inmates from Contra Costa County Jail may transfer to Alameda or Sacramento facilities following a stipulation approved by US District Court Judge Alfonzo Zirpoli. They claimed discrimination for being kept in maximum security while male prisoners could serve in minimum security rehab centers.
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San Francisco
UPI
Contra Costa County
Alameda
Sacramento
District Court
Alfonzo Zirpoli
Womer
Sweepstakes winner loses five years for tax evasion
Frank L. McNulty, 59, of Oakland, who won $128,410 in the Irish Sweepstakes, is sentenced to five years in prison for evading federal income taxes. He bought the ticket in 1973, went to Ireland, deposited winnings in a Jersey bank, was arrested on return, and a jury found him guilty of evading $35,014 in taxes. He also faces civil action by the IRS.
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San Francisco
UPI
Frank L. McNulty
Oakland
Ireland
Isle of Jersey
United States
McNulty
Internal Revenue Service
ACLU Opposes Spectator Fingerprinting at SLA Trial
In Sacramento the ACLU asked to halt fingerprinting and photographing of spectators at the SLA members Marcus Foster murder trial. Three alternate jurors were chosen as opening statements neared, while sheriff Lowe defended the practice and warned of potential censorship of public attendance.
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Sacramento
UPI
American Civil Liberties Union
Lic
Gustin Reichbach
New York
Sheriff's Department
Reichbach
Russell Little
Joseph Remiro
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Sheehy
Sacramento County
Duane Lowe
ACLU
Assembly OKs school carb of IQ tests
California Assembly approves a bill to severely limit IQ test use in schools. Author Willie Brown says tests are culturally biased and would be allowed only on an individual basis by a licensed person. The measure bars IQ tests as the sole basis for placing students. The 592 vote moves it to the Senate. Reagan vetoed a similar bill before.
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Sacramento
California
Assembly
Senate
Reagan
Quentin Six appeal denied in California murder case
Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas refused to stay the San Quentin Six murder trial in San Rafael California. The six defendants Hugo Pinell John Spain Luis Talaman tez Willie Tate David Johnson and Fleeta Ge were named in the indictment. Tate is free on bail while the others are in California state prison at San Quentin.
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Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
San Quentin
San Rafael
Calif
Douglas
Hugo Pinell
John Spain
Luis Talamantez
Willie Tate
David Johnson
Fleetage
California State Prison
San Quertin
Tate
Trustee's Sale Notices for Long Beach Properties
Public auction notices issued by Farmers and Merchants Trust Company of Long Beach and Federal National Mortgage Association. Listings describe properties in Long Beach and at 13 Warren Avenue Los Angeles County with trust deeds, default notices, and sale dates in 1975. No warranties provided.
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T.S
United States
Angeles County
Wes First Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Sa County
Long Beach
Warren Avenue
C. Wali
Federal National Mortgage Association
Mona L Marts
Hearing on probate of Opal Mae Howard will in Los Angeles
In the Superior Court of California County of Los Angeles the petition by Donavan Myrick for Probate of the Will of Opal Mae Howard also known as Opal M Howard will be heard at 9 00 AM May 5 1975 in Department South A Long Beach. Clarence E Cabell County Clerk notes. Wayne E Thompson attorney for petitioner lists 1624 Painter Ave Whittier. Publication dates April 14 15 21 1975.
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Superior Court of
California
County of
Los Angeles
Opal Mae Howard
Opal M Howard
Opal Howard
Donavan Myrick
Department South A
Superior Court of California
Long Beach
Clarence E. Cabell
Carolyn Hinzo
Wayne E. Thompson
Painter Ave
3Rd Fleet Whittier
Long Beach Grants Modification Under CETA Details
Under Title 1 of CETA the City of Long Beach submits a grant modification to the U S Department of Labor increasing total funding to 2353589 with 734397 set for the 1975 Summer Employment Program. Public comments invited in writing through May 16 1975. A copy is available during city business hours at 100 E Ocean Blvd Suite 908 Long Beach CA 90802.
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Long Beach
U.S. Department of Labor
Manpower Affairs Division
Department of Personnel and
City of
E. Ocean Boulevard
California
LBI
Notice to Creditors in Estate of John Balzer Orner
Superior Court of California Los Angeles County declares the estate of John Balzer Orner deceased. Creditors must file or present claims with Bruce A. Altman Public Administrator at 1625 West Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles CA 90015 within four months after the first publication. Dated March 24 1975. Publication dates April 1 8 15 22 1975.
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Superior Court
State of California
Los Angeles
John Balzer Orner
John B. Orner
Bruce A. Altman
West Olympic Bvard
California
LBI
Long Beach Unified School District Sealed Bid Notice
The Long Beach Unified School District invites sealed bids in Room 206 Administration Building 701 Locust Avenue Long Beach California up to 11 a.m. April 22 1975 for Cafeteria Equipment and Supplies 4855 C Specifications and bid forms available from the Purchasing Division Marie Wells Assistant Secretary Pub Apr 8 15 1975.
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Long Beach Unified School District
Locust Avenue
Long Beach
California
Marie Wells
LBI
Notice to Voters in Long Beach May 13 1975 election
Copies of proposed amendments to the Long Beach Charter prepared by the City Council will be voted on May 13 1975. Pamphlets or copies are available at the City Clerk’s office Room 101 City Hall Long Beach California. Dated March 25 1975 and published March 28 through May 13 1975 excluding weekends.
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Long Beach
City Hall
California
Mar
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Norice
Aiea
City of Beach
Los Ales County
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Palo Verde Avenue
Judebaker Road
Dividing Island
P.C.C
P.C
P.V.C
P. V.C
Alions
Enger
City Taal
Worthii
Public Notice and Auctions From 1975 Los Angeles Area
Public notices include a residency disclaimer by Ronald Bobadilla in Norwalk California effective after April 15 1975 and a public auction of a horse tied to a 1975 case at Los Angeles Livestock Exchange El Monte. Other notices schedule a trustee sale of Lot 5 Tract 14323 Long Beach and a filing of an assessment for alley improvements in Long Beach with May 6 1975 hearing details.
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Atstone
Norwalk
California
LBI
State of California
Stanley Michael Wisneski
Los Angeles Livestock Exch
el Monte
Horse & Oe
Mike Sayle
Undersi
Bill & Misc
Harges
Patricia Ann Wisneski
T.S. No
DSL Service CO
Uber
the County Recorder
Los A
United States
South Street
Downey Savings and Loan Association
South Cerritos
Calif
Long Beach
69Th Way
Ated
Lourdes Garcia
City of Beach bids care include wage rates and discrimination clause
The notice states bids will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder without race or national origin discrimination. It cites California Labor Code wage determinations and federal wage rules, detailing per diem and overtime rates for laborers and mechanics.
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California
Secretary of Labor
CN Ee Ee
John R
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