Mysterious intruders chew up gliders
Long Beach pilot Stan Schultz reports nine sailplanes damaged over four months at Skylark Gliderport Lake Elsinore with holes and tooth marks on the Schweitzer 2.34. He suspects dogs under human supervision as the culprit, noting full moons and Thursdays, FBI and sheriff filings, shelter releases, and lost training revenue.
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Long Beach
Stan Schultz
Skylark
Lake Elsinore
Stan
Riverside County
Atlantic Ave
Schultz
Metropolitan prison gains praised by inmates and officials
Inmates and officials describe the $13 million Metropolitan facility as cost efficient and humane, with precast walls and unbreakable glass, a tunnel to a new federal courthouse, and programs like crisis intervention. Inmates from San Diego and Terminal Island note better staff attitudes and more privacy, activity options, and engaging interactions with officers.
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General Services Administration
Williams
Atlanta
Tampac
Metropolitan
Federal Courthouse
Union Street
Wil Hams
Federal Court
Sant Diego
Cheryl
Terminal Island Federal Correc
Tional
Long Beach Police and Fire Answer 20 Hour Siren Run
Emergency calls logged by Long Beach police and fire departments over a 20 hour period ending at 8 pm. Activities include multiple injury and noninjury traffic accidents at locations such as Seventh Street with Pacific Coast Highway and Granada Avenue with Ocean Boulevard, among others. Names and times are partially garbled.
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Long Beach
Py Batenaces
Den
Sineeneser Road
Westminster Avenue
Seventh Street
Pacific Coast Highway
Fourth Street
Cedar Avenue
Pacific Coast
Avene
Anaheim Street
Seein
Il Binsel Ave
Interaffic
Eleanor Street
Ballater Boutevar Bandon
Granada Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
Pup Finds New Home Through Classified Ad
Laura Curtis of Lakewood placed an Independent Press classified ad seeking a good home for her dog. She received more than twenty calls and chose a owner she trusted to provide a loving home. Call 432-5959 for classifieds results.
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Pup
Laura Curtis
Palo Verde Ave
Lakewood
Forrer
LPT
Lakewood Votes Set Special Election in March 1975
Lakewood City Council set a March 4 1975 special election after accepting the resignation of Democratic Congressman-elect Mark Hannaford with deep regret. Filing for the vacancy closes December 26. Controversy grows as Concerned Citizens of Lakewood plans recall efforts against Mayor Wayne Piercey and council members William Young and Sheila Pokras and pushes to restore city administrator government while opposing an auto mall plan.
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Lakewood City Counsil
Mark Hannaford
Citi
Zens
Lakewood
Wayne Piercy
William Young
Sheila Pokras
Little Black Spots Signal Neck Problem in Back Head
In a health Q and A column, Dr Ward explains that persistent black floaters seen after a car crash point to irritated nerves in the neck. He notes many patients receive only general neck care that masks root causes, and urges a neck adjustment or full realignment if needed, inviting readers to a free spine care class at Ward’s Long Beach clinic.
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Dr-towel
Lawtlc Visual Ste Ward
Chiropractic
WARD
Chiropractic Orthopedic Office
Long Beach
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Pine Ave
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IG Beach
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