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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1967
Page
6
Long Beach Public Employes Union members are defecting to the Teamsters in large numbers. Reliable labor sources predict the Teamsters will absorb virtually the entire membership within a matter of days. The Teamsters have represented the past year of 50.
The Long Beach council approved a 300000 wage hike plus a uniform allowance for new firefighters and a 400 lump-sum death benefit for retired city workers. Police Chief Mooney disputed a council critique as the city’s police budget and staffing grew sharply since 1960.
Raymiand Sorensen veteran Long Beach mortuary executive has joined R. W. Coon Funeral Home staff. A Poly High and Long Beach City College graduate, Sorensen is former Mattell's Mortuary executive vice president and general manager. He lives at 1111 Marshal Place with wife Jackie and three children.
A four line Japanese shipping combine selects the Port of Los Angeles as its Southern California headquarters for a new containerized cargo operation. The project, costing about 3.53 million dollars, will build a 2,500 foot wharf and 45 acres of backland at West Basin with completion targeted for late 1968.
Long Beach police said Monday that prowlers looted a car owned by Max D. Elliot of 526 Carson Street. The vehicle containing bucket seats and instruments was valued at 525 dollars and was parked near his home.
Modern women's hectic pace links irregular bowel habits and poor diet to constipation bloating and fat indigestion. Physicians favor Caroid and Bile Salts Tablets which aid digestion improve bile flow and gently stimulate laxation for relief without prescription.
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