Brass fountain back in L A after thefts in Japan linked case
The 12 of 17 missing brass pieces valued at 150000 dollars were returned to Pasadena engineer Bruce Ptolemy who will reassemble the 30000 pound fountain for the Marriott Newport Hotel. Parts recovered from a Japan bound freighter followed LAPD Sergeants Clyde Beck and Arnie Anderson sleuthing aided by Interpol and US embassy officials. Walter McNeal faces theft charges in Compton with bail pending trial.
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Los Angeles
Japan
Bruce Ptolemy
Pasadena
Ptolemy
Marriott
Newport Hotel
Fashion Center
Newport Beach
Pasadena Studio
Newton
Clyde Beck
Arnie Anderson
Compton Ave
Interpol
United States
Osaka
California Cartage Co
Wilmington
U.S. Customs Service
Norman Parker
Joe Farrar
Val Sulima
Beck
el Segundo
England
Paris
Walter McNeal
Spring St
Compton
U.S. Customs
Chuck Sundoquist
Ringo game injunction filed in Long Beach case
Long Beach Superior Court issued a temporary restraining order as C Ray Shira seeks to reopen a Ringo parlor in the Pike. Judge Hutton kept sections banning interference while allowing seizure protections and patron relations to stand, with prosecutors planning to cite operators and patrons for the game.
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Long Beach
Pike
Clampton Hutton
Hutton
Shira
Ringo
W. Pike
Leonard Putnam
Robert W. Parkin
Gary Carlin
Ransom Samuelson
Parkin
Master Calendar Court
Roy J. Brown
Brown
A.L
Carlin
Los Angeles blast ruled accidental not bomber claim
Fire Chief Raymond Hill said a chemical reaction in a truck load of t butyl hydroperoxide caused the Saturday night explosion in an industrial area of Los Angeles. The $5 million blast was accidental and authorities found no bomb. Rasim, claiming the group Aliens of America, had called in but investigators see no link to a device.
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Los Angeles
Raymond Hill
Hil
Isaac Rasim
Hill
Rasim
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Aliens of America
International Airport
Iner
U.S
New housing loan bill advances to Reagan for signature
In Sacramento the housing loan bill, similar to a Zenovich vetoed measure, cleared the Senate 22 to 12 and Assembly 49 to 17. It would create the California Housing and Community Development Commission to funnel low interest loans through banks to low and middle income Californians, funded by revenue bonds. Senator Moscone argues it aids buyers unable to obtain conventional loans and bolsters a sagging housing industry. Senator Deukmejian calls it inflationary and predicts a veto.
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Reagan
Senate
Assembly
George Moscone
San Francisco
Califoria Housing and Community Development Commission
Zenovich
Moscone
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Burton Marks
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James N. Burtons
Daviess County
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Magic Castle
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sth End
Boulevard
Pine Bulldoy Pipe Shop
E. Broadwa
Sreakert Hotel
E. Ocean Boulevard
Empire Savings & Loan
Pacific
Western Airlines
Hale Moreton Ci
Sotmon Stoee
Empire Sovinge
Seviegs
Leos Trailond
Rock Niesherey Shoes
J.C. Panter
Crichan Pre
Cry Wester: Citice Supphy
Sid & Font Hoist
GC. Ews Dewalt Cook’ Teaeet Furs Her, Todor Karts Shoes
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Allbat
A. B. Parkingtone
America
Rati Ulidog
Page Shop
Pocite Bork Skat
United Coetia
Hank Wolvers
Abbie Halla Swaretoetath & Co Cal
Cady Dare Little Borde’s
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Inpariel
Daylering
Alepten Finea
Matt Bank of Amrics Nother Jewelry
Yoko
United Press International
George Deukmejian
Ardee
Collegienne
P.S
Yhome Appliance Co
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