Independent Woman Found Dead in Long Beach Carport
Coroner deputies tried to identify a young woman found behind an apartment at 1235 E 17th St Long Beach. She wore black panties blue plaid shirt gray sweater and a single black shoe. A needle mark was noted on her inner arm and she appeared dragged to the carport. George Gabriel found the body after hearing his dog bark.
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Long Beach
J. L. Finn
E. 17Th St
George Gabriel
E. Esther St
Gabriel
Crippled Yacht on Way Home
The pleasure yacht Lovely Lady, valued at 500000 dollars, was damaged by a below decks fire during a rag gale and is due in Wilmington on Tuesday despite the incident. Owner Charles Stillwell reported soon after radio contact with Mexico and later port arrival details were limited by poor transmission. Crew included Capt Ed Schibig of Seattle and Charles Deal of Harbor City with engineer Boyd Lucas and Kay Wallace of San Bernardino aboard.
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Wilmington
Charles Stillwell
Cataline Steamship Co
Mexican
Seattle
Charles Deal
Harbor City
Boyd Lucas
Cook
Kay Wallace
Wallace Finance Co
San Bernardino
Fabray fan letter and housing worry headline
A fan praises Nanette Fabray and requests contact details to express admiration. Letters also question demolition timing for an apartment house due to the Ariesia Freeway and note a 60 day notice practice. Officials discuss Artesia Freeway delays into 1988 and nursery school medicine policies in Long Beach.
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Cess
Miss Fabray
Long Beach
Nanette Fabray
Ben Turpin
Ronald MacDougall
Jamie
William Morris Agency
el Camino Drive
Beverly Hills
Mark
Elaine Aguilar
Ariesia
Loudon
Highway Commission
Long Beach Unified School District
C. C. Campbell
Pet dogs barred from state parks spurs camping vent
J P Long Beach laments state park rules that forbid dogs, arguing families lose vacation value and prefer Oregon parks where pets are allowed. He urges policy change to allow dogs in California state parks, noting repeated travel and spending shifts if unchanged.
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Oregon
California
J.P. Long Beach
Prowler Steals Guns At Home of Wells Gordon Jr
Wells E Gordon Jr of 1942 Luray Street told Long Beach police Sunday a prowler stole a rifle a gun case and cash from his home. The loss amounted to 220 dollars.
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Wells E. Gordon Jr
Luray St
Long Beach
Hearing Aids Attract Attention In Local Ad
Japanese engineers have developed a compact hearing aid with essential features, priced at 39 dollars. The device slips into the ear, adjusts tone and volume, and promises clear voice reception. Home Hearing Aid Service offers delivery from 144 Locust Ave, Long Beach, contact 4325457.
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Locust Ava
Long Beach
Home Hearing Aid Service
Locust Ave
Long Belch
Reagan Defends First 100 Days Actions and Clemency
Governor Reagan defended his record during his first 100 days, rejecting clemency limits while promising individual case reviews. He discussed not intervening in an execution, maintaining death penalty policy, and contrasted with Edmund Brown's clemency history. He rejected payroll withholding tax shift and defended mental hygiene cuts as maintaining patient to staff ratios while safeguarding care levels. He also defended tuition plans for UC and state colleges as aid to needy students amid rising education costs.
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Aaron Mitchell
Sacramento
San Quentin
Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Reagan Says He Kept Promises In Grange County Speech
Governor Reagan declared in Newport Beach that his administration fulfilled campaign pledges from last fall. He defended his stance on the University of California and state income tax with holding, noting UC Regents’ concession of 45 million dollars and urging it as a model of resilience.
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Newport Beach
Reagan
Grange County
United Republican Finance Committee
University of California
Self-contained mini hearing aid from Locust Avenue seller
A compact self powered hearing aid cap fits the ear without protruding. It contains a micro circuit smaller than a match head and provides crystal clear sound. No batteries to buy or fuss with. Helps light or heavy nerve loss where other aids failed. Locust Ave seller advertises this ultra light device.
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Carport
Kennedy
Trias
Bullock
Lakewood
Tee
Alex Colman
Bullockrs
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