Council Debate Ends With Public Statement From Sharp
Long Beach council members clashed over alleged PSA contract improprieties and calls for a grand jury. Mayor Sharp apologized for remarks and promised a public statement. Nine councilmen approved a joint New Year greeting and urged unity to tackle city challenges.
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Deats
PSA
Russell Bulley
Trubley
Long Beach
Rubley
E. F
Ted) Critchley
Are Plumbers’ Labor Charges Indeed High For Sink Unplugs
ACTION LINE surveyed local plumbing firms and found typical labor rates from 12 to 17 dollars per hour, with many plumbers unplugging a sink for as little as 12.50. Hoffman’s Orange office confirmed a 34.95 first hour minimum and suggested complex conditions could raise the bill. Consider filing a further complaint with Hoffman Plumbing and Heating’s main office in Redwood City, California.
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W. Palm Ave
Action Line
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Kiish Ave
Redwood City
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Nestles chocolate melt tip and Long Beach golf reservations
A Nestle spokesman says nothing can be added to stop melting. moisture causes resistance and cooking with a double boiler plus a spoon of shortening may help. In Long Beach, starter slots fill quickly on weekends. Frank Krause says reservations open by 7 am and by plane or in person, but demand outstrips supply across three courses.
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White Plains
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Lakewood
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Long Beach
Action Lene
Fie
Turtle survivor Chev heals after shell crack
Long Beach reader recounts a turtle named Chev split shell from a car accident. After being advised to soak in epsom salt three times daily, Chev survived and now appears healthy.
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Epsom
Chav
M. Mi
Long Beach
Suit to halt nursing home fee cuts studied in California
A Sacramento Superior Court judge began studying a case filed by the California Association of Nursing Homes seeking to stop the Reagan administration’s 10 percent cut in Medi Cal payments. The move targets doctors, druggists and nursing homes facing reduced rates for patients from $14 to $12.40 a day to trim a looming $140 million deficit in the state health program.
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Superior Court
William Gallagher
California Association of Nursing Tlomes
Toddlers death after Compton chase of dog
A 6 year old girl from Compton, Quyntanya Grant, ran into a street chasing a dog and was struck by a car Tuesday. She died at Gardena Memorial Hospital. The driver was not held or cited.
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Quyntanya Grant
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el Segundo Blvd
Gardena Memorial Hospital
TV and bike stolen from Long Beach home
Mary Owen of 763 En wid Ave told Long Beach police burglars forced open a door at her residence and took a television set and a bicycle valued at 175 dollars.
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Mary Owen
En Wid Ave
Long Beach
Long Beach Woman Charged With Murder After Domestic Dispute
Willie Mae Hopkins, 38, of Cerritos Avenue, is charged with murder in the shooting death of her husband Wilbert Hopkins, 40, a refinery worker. Bail set at 8,125 dollars. At arraignment Judge Elsworth M. Beam ordered a preliminary hearing for February 4. Hopkins admitted firing five 22 caliber rounds after alleged harassment and a failed Texas divorce.
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Cerritos Ave
Wilbert Hopkins
Theodore A. Vegenesch
Elsworth M. Beam
Texas
Ward Held Without Bail in Stabbing Death Case
Oscar Thomas Ward, a 2 year old resident of San Pedro, is held without bail in relation to the stabbing death of Frank Ungare. Los Angeles Municipal Court Judge ordered Ward detained pending further hearings in municipal court.
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San. Pedro
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Frank Ungare
Los’ Angeles
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San. Bedro
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Father ordered to pay daughter support and bond
In a Louisville case the judge ordered the father, a University of Louisville student born Oct 20, 1950, to post a $5,750 bond to secure support for his daughter until she turns 21. The daughter, now destitute, had sought retrial and said she had received no payments. The ruling allotted $3,000 to the university and $250 monthly to cover living expenses.
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University of Louisville
Louisville Courier-Journal
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Larchmont
U.S
Hast
Midonick
Midenick
University
Parolee Held in Long Beach Market Robberies
Charles Edward Falk, a parolee held after an arraignment for three Long Beach market robberies, allegedly took 14 600 in loot from Mc Coy's Markets between October and December. He was paroled September 28 from a 1963 five years to life sentence. Superior Court arraignment set for January 12.
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Superior Court
Long Beach
Kenneth 2. Sutherland
Charles Edward Falk
McCoy's
Santa Fe -Ave
Anaheim St
David Pantoja
Burglars Take Cash From Long Beach Home
Burglars forced open a bedroom window at Loring Johnson's home, 600 Long Beach Boulevard, and fled with $202 in cash.
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Loring Johnson
Long Beach, Blvd
Price tag foreseen for Angela Davis case in Marin County
Marin County officials estimate near 1.25 million dollars in costs for the Angela Davis trial and aftermath. The figure covers deputy hires security gear life insurance for a slain judge's family medical costs for the wounded district attorney and a juror suing for 360 thousand dollars. County may seek state cost reimbursement.
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San Rafael
Marin County
Angela Davis
Michael Mitchell
Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
Dist
Gary Thomas
Maria Graham
Mitchell
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