Temperatures Reported Across Several Cities
Fragments indicate a Tuesday temperature reading showing a low around 28 degrees and a high nearby in the 30s, with other locales noting chilly conditions and wind. No complete forecast provided.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1973
Page
1
Fragments indicate a Tuesday temperature reading showing a low around 28 degrees and a high nearby in the 30s, with other locales noting chilly conditions and wind. No complete forecast provided.
Air Pollution Control District notes moderate smog levels in the San Gabriel Valley from 8am to 2pm, with maximum 26 parts per million forecast. Eye irritation is moderate in the valley and light elsewhere, except coastal areas.
Vital statistics list births at Memorial Hospital and surrounding centers. Names include Mr and Mrs Chestys Wy an Gritaba Ave PotmoKt. Richard Wayne Chesil Bh Cyr Sih Rug Me Ate Mes Laer Raid Li. Jul 3 to Jul 4 dates, with several newborns identified by parents and street addresses.
San Jose case drops 68 counts tied to wiretap evidence in a $1.2 year bookmaking operation. Judge Albert DeMarco dismissed most counts. 19 remain against Eugene Wall led prosecutors. U.S. Supreme Court appeal planned on wiretap admissibility amid California and federal law divergence. Governor Reagan signs bill to house state prisoners in federal prisons through federal contracts.
A group of about 2 000 passengers aboard a Miami to Skyward Caribbean cruise filed a 2 million dollar damage suit in Los Angeles. They claim Norwegian Caribbean Cruises knew of a dysentery virus and failed to warn passengers, and that ill guests did not receive adequate medical care. The suit names the cruise line and 54 John Does, led by Mr. and Mrs. Max Dworilx Worth Hollywood and Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Bader, seeking 1 million general damages, 1 million punitive damages, medical expenses, and lost earnings for all affected passengers.
Johnny Lee Harbert, 23, pleaded guilty to kidnapping and killing USC coed Susan Elizabeth Schuler, 21. A Superior Court judge imposed life in prison after Schuler's body was found dumped in a remote Imperial County area following her abduction from outside her USC dormitory. Harbert was arrested in Texas while driving Schuler’s car and using her gasoline cards.
Hayes urged a study on using military type planes for water drops on brush fires. The county board unanimously approved the motion to have the county fire chief review the matter. Reported cost estimates show planes may fly as low as 300 dollars per hour.
Los Angeles County supervisors moved to request $10.8 million in federal youth job funds from a $249 million package. The money funds $2,000 summer jobs for disadvantaged high school students and supports agencies countywide expanding or starting youth programs. Nearly $2.5 million goes to county government to repay borrowed funds and seed new positions.
The defense in the Clouston murder case enters its second week as attorney George Shibata calls a series of witnesses and plans to put Clouston on the stand. The defendant, 38, is charged with first degree murder in the September 21 Buena Park shooting of Detective Darrel Cate during an arrest at Clouston’s Anaheim home. The defense contends Cate fired first and Clouston acted in self defense, arguing justifiable homicide.
California crop forecasts released in Sacramento project up to 73 percent higher production in 1978. Total field crops slated for harvest reach 6.3 million acres, about 6 percent above 1973. Grapes forecast at 3.7 million tons, peaches at 185 010 tons, and walnuts at 140 000 tons, with notable gains in apples, pears, nectarines, and prunes amid broad upward revisions across varieties.
A cluttered list of obituaries and funeral notices from multiple families in the region. Highlights include Erickson John W of Gar Grove with services at Church of Our Father Forest Lawn, and many others such as Halle Gertrude, Ingram Gwenta, Larson Melvin J, Lewis Barbara A, and Powell Clarence V Sr. Services span Thursday to Friday at Dilday Family Funeral directors, Haliburton Mortuary, and local chapels with interments at Westminster Memorial Park, Paradise Memorial Park, and Relay Cemetery among others.
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