Names and Nonsense in Grandchild Boy's Future
A humor piece recalls name permutations and misidentifications from Cary Grant to Robert Taylor and Francis, recounting personal missives with banks and colleges. The narrator muses on how a grandchild’s name might shape destiny, recounting family exchanges and a prankish Alameda County officer son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Leach
Cary Grant
Spangler
Arlington Brugh
Robert Taylor
Columbia
Francis
Francis Scott Key
Francis Albert Sinatra
Terry
Alameda County
Udo
Montana
Igor
Terence Patrick
Mark Leahy Anderson
Brian Boru
Ireland
Hayes proposes separate juvenile courts for serious and minor offenses
Supervisor James Hayes called for a children's services court within the Juvenile Court system to hear minor cases and abuse or mental illness cases while the Juvenile Court handles only serious crimes like murder and armed robbery. He favors noncriminal rehabilitation for the children's services branch and hearings by commissioners, with possible judge involvement, and seeks changes in state law to align prosecutions and representation across agencies.
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James Hayes
Hayes
Children’s Services
Children’s Services Court
California Youth Authority
CYA
Welfare Department
District Attorney's Office
Probation Department
Superior Court
Nine Drop Out Reduces Long Beach Election Field
Long Beach voters will see 68 candidates remaining for nine City Council seats and five citywide posts after nine nominating petitions were withdrawn by 5 p.m. Monday. Incumbent City Prosecutor Robert W. Parkin and City Auditor Murray T. Courson remain unopposed. City Clerk Elaine Hamilton will certify eligible candidates by Feb. 11.
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Long Beach
William A. Brown
Livingston Drive
Robert W. Parkin
Margaret Schaffmeir
E. Carson St
Elaine Hamilton
Hamilton
Ringo Trial Opens Over Luck or Skill in Long Beach
Long Beach Municipal Court hears six defendants charged with illegal gambling while the trial tests if Ringo relies on luck or skill. Prosecution argues the second phase proves chance governs outcomes. defense cites ring toss and bingo elements as skill.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Pike
Robert Recknagel
Los Angeles
Charles S. Litwin
Charles Ray Shira
Ringo
W. Pike
Ben Planchard
Glenn E. Thompson
Vickie Lynn Dickinson
Marvin D. Robey
Edward Hagen
Harry Welch
C. Ransom Samuelson
Lt. Welch
Welch
Ringo Hall
Long Beach Eyes 911 System By Mid 1977
Emergency 911 service could reach Long Beach by mid 1977 with a citywide plan, a Public Safety Answering Point in City Hall, and computer routed calls to the correct dispatcher. The system would work from pay phones and require state funding, with police calls forming the majority. The plan, overseen by City Manager John R. Mansell, anticipates coordination with neighboring cities and possible expansion to other services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
John R. Mansell
Mansell
PSAP
City Hall
Robert C. Creighton
Vern E. Stineman
Department of Public Service
Career Expo 75 to Draw 3200 Local Youths
Long Beach Unified School District plans Career Expo 75 at the Great Western Exhibit Center in Commerce during the first week of February. About 3500 junior high and high school students will attend with free tickets and transport, exploring 250 industry, business, labor and government displays.
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Long Beach Unified School District
Commerce
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Delta Gamma Sorority
Butler University
Frances Anderson
Bank of America
Brentwood
F.C. Anderson
Dist. Atty
Joseph Busch
County Counsel's
Board of Supervisors
Sacramento
L.B
Robert H. Cash
W. Ocean Blvd
Robert E. Robertson
Beverly Plaza No. 136
William J. Edmunds
Kallin Ave
Garry
L. Martin
Ocana Ave
John D. Waterbury
Cedar Ave
Alvan L. Fuller
Cameron Place
John P. Cannon
Oregon Ave
Los Angeles County
Tom Willman
Point Fermin
Dick Emery
Career Expo
Jack Bosna
Bosna