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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1975
Page
41
Community information column explains Moses Action Line at P O Box 230 Long Beach California 90844. It invites readers to write for help solving problems and cutting red tape and urges not to send original documents for return.
A Cypress mother seeks help after a Beverly Hills Hair Replacement Center charged extra for a replacement wig. Action Line reports the firm agreed to replace the piece free of charge. The note includes Navy ship tours and a beef jerky tip column, plus a legal note on street race closures in Long Beach.
U S Senate candidate Tom Hayden condemned a Southern California Gas rate increase approved July 1 for ARCO Alaska exploration. He blasted the plan as oil company blackmail, urging Gov. Brown to reopen PUC hearings and seeking a coordinated energy policy with other leaders.
Sen Edward M Kennedy states support for federal SSI increases passed to beneficiaries and urges passage of the legislation. He says he will push for action in Senate committees and to improve living standards for recipients unable to provide basics. Washington DC.
A Carson man Har lem Schakleford of 1327 E Bankers Drive was killed early Sunday when his westbound car left the road and struck a utility pole on Del Amo Boulevard near Campaign Drive. The impact pinned him in the rear seat. the crash occurred at 3 20 a m.
At Camp Pendleton thousands of Indochinese refugees face a hard winter as UPI reports only 10 weeks remain to process about 16 000 in camp and 5 000 waiting in the Pacific. Few sponsors risk intake, forcing wind down to Ft Chaffee Arkansas with winter refugees.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn underwent open heart surgery Friday to bypass clogged coronary arteries and was moved from the intensive care unit. Doctors said he rested comfortably Sunday in good condition and would remain hospitalized about a week with plans to resume duties in two weeks.
A fast moving brush and grass fire two miles north of Lake Piru burned 350 acres in three hours in a high risk area. About 100 firefighters from the Forest Service and Ventura County Fire Department battled the blaze in 100 degree heat using four air tankers and three more called in. No injuries or structures were reported and containment was not predicted.
A 40 year old Long Beach man was pulled from a backyard pool at 2657 E 56th Way and revived by neighbor George Frey 23 who performed mouth to mouth resuscitation. Gilnite was taken to Doctors Hospital of Lakewood for treatment and later to Long Beach Veterans Hospital as his condition stabilized.
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