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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1975
Page
3
A sequence of earthquakes rattled Imperial Valley near Brawley with 4.1 magnitude strongest quake at 10 27 am. Officials reported no damage and noted the events form a recurring quakes cycle typical of Caltech experts.
An county audit found no major irregularities in the Sheriff’s Relief Association insurance and mutual fund program. It noted two minor administrative infractions corrected, found no evidence of improper solicitation by Pitchess sons or Cass and Johansing, and approved related travel and lobbying practices as properly authorized.
The district attorney declined to file felony complaints against film producer Burton J. Schneider and others arrested in a raid on a Bel Air pot party at Schneider's home. Schneider and 22 others were nabbed January 17 after neighbors reported a wild party. The 26 juveniles arrested were not linked to him and the case may be sent to the city attorney for possible misdemeanors.
Long Beach police officer John L. Finn faced a misdemeanor manslaughter arraignment after a Dec. 24 collision that killed Marie Woods in her 70s as she crossed Long Beach Boulevard near 225 E Del Amo Blvd. The officer, responding to a crime in progress, pleaded innocent and requested a jury trial set for March 23. He is free on his own recognizance.
Police say Charles Arthur Van Pelt, a transient, and a second man robbed the Bank of America branch on Long Beach Boulevard at 1 35 pm. A handgun was pointed at a teller and $295 was recovered. Van Pelt is charged with armed robbery.
Egypt Air will acquire 10 Boeing 727 and 737 aircraft for domestic service. A team led by board chairman Gamal Erfan flew to Seattle on Friday to finalize the deal.
UPI reports oil seeps from the ocean floor five miles off Santa Barbara forming a 30 mile strip north to south. Coast Guard Lt. Jim Clarke says seepage from near drilling platforms is natural and at about 60 barrels per day. A boil of natural gas occurred briefly. Weather calm, slick expected to wash out to sea and pose no threat to beaches or wildlife.
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