County welfare caseload climbs slowly in November
County welfare shows 567107 people in county programs for November, up 485 from October. Officials cite growing unemployment and a long rising trend since late 1974 with AFDC totals by category including families and unemployed parents, boarding home children, and Cuban refugees.
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Schabarum orders tight budgeting across county
Supervisor Pete Schabarum directed staff to trim preliminary budget requests from department heads, calling the rise a startling upward trend. He warned of a potential 20 percent spending increase for 1975 76 if current patterns continue and noted requests range from 15 to 25 percent.
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Flournoy to teach politics at USC
Flournoy, former gubernatorial candidate and state controller, will teach state politics at USC starting Feb 4 in a twice weekly class. President Hubbard praised his government experience and teaching potential across departments. Flournoy has held roles from Pomona College to the California Assembly and earned degrees from Cornell and Princeton.
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County Dark On 20 Missing Payroll Checks
Los Angeles County Auditor-Controller Mark Bloodgood said he is still in the dark about 20 missing blank payroll checks discovered during a computer run on 41 000 county employee checks. Sheriff's detectives investigate the gap with no new information.
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Jury panel to hold public hearings in Compton
The County Grand Jury education committee will conduct two weeks of public hearings in Compton starting January 14 to learn community needs, problems and attitudes. Foreman Jesse Robinson will moderate with civic leaders James Wilson Doris Davis Everett Ricks Thomas Cochee and Monroe Smith assisting at the Community Center 1108 N Oleander Ave.
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James Wilson
Doris Davis
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Man pleads guilty killer of market clerk gets life
Manuel Montez 18 of Carson pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the shooting death of 72 year old Dorothy Janicek at Bob and Ken's Market. Long Beach Superior Court Judge Hampton Hutton sentenced him Friday to life in state prison with credit for 215 days in jail.
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Carson
Long Beach Superior
Hampton Hutton
Montez
Dorothy Janicek
Independent, Press-Telegram
Misreport on Los Altos dues lien policy by Press Telegram
The article misstated that homeowners who refused the new dues increase faced a lien on their homes. Previously liens were imposed only after delinquencies. current practice was not yet delinquent in these cases.
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Press-Telegram
Los Altos Association
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Widow files $16 million wrongful death suit over midair crash
The widow of 61 year old James Kreiger and his children sue Golden West Airlines and CessnaAir Aviation of Long Beach in Norwalk Superior Court. The suit names Kreiger as a paying passenger owed the airline's highest care. Officials identify 14 victims including pilots Stan Rivlin and Jon Sticher and passengers from multiple states. Debris is examined at LAX as investigators seek cause. witnesses offer varying accounts of the collision over Whittier between a commuter airliner and a light plane.
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Golden West Airlines
Cessnair Aviation
Long Beach
Lois Kreiger
Riverside
Arthur
James
Richard
Lex
William
Terra
James Kreiger
California
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Kreiger
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Whittier
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Anaheim
Mike Gordon
Cerritos
Harrison
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UAW Donates to Farm Strike in Arizona
The United Auto Workers gave 50000 dollars to support a four month strike by Arizona citrus growers. Cesar Chavez announced the donation as UFW president.
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UAW
Yuma, Ariz
United Auto Workers
Arizona
United Farm Workers
Cesar Chavez
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