Bear mauling wounds Torrance youth above Glendora
An 18 year old Torrance youth, Robert Willingham, was airlifted to Glendora Community Hospital after a bear attacked him and a 19 year old companion while camping near Cogswell Reservoir. Willingham required 56 stitches for head, ear and face wounds. the incident occurred about 5:30 a.m. and involved forest service and sheriff’s crews.
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Torrance
Angeles National Forest
Glendora
Robert Willingham
Millpoint Ave
Glendora Community Hospital
Young Willingham
John Yberra
Willingham
Cogswell Reservoir
Bob
Ybarra
Carl
Betty
San Dimas
Willingham Naraight
Harbor Junior College
Glendora Hospital
Dorothy Edwards
Mitsi‘Rae
Beach and Mountain Vacations For Handicapped Youths
A Long Beach group and nearby youths will join a larger Crippled Children's Society program July 28 to August 9 at Camp Paivika in the San Bernardino mountains and Camp Joan Mier on the coast. A 49 member staff will supervise 102 youths at Paivika and 30 staff for 60 youths at Joan Mier with on site nurses and on call physicians. Listed Long Beach participants include Cynthia Chapelle 16 Steven Klemin 15 Bob Reed 18 Diane Sineath 16 Thomas Sorba 15 Janet Venable 17 Terry Warner 16 and others from Compton Downey Lakewood Lynwood Torrance Wilmington. Patricia Catabrjan 14 and more names.
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Camp
Paivika
Joan Mier
The
Crippled Children’s Society of
Los Angeles County
Camp Paivika
San Bernardino Mountains
Phsicians
Cynthia Chapelle
Steven Douglas Klemin
Bob Reed
Diane Sineath
Thomas Sorba
Janet Venable
Terry Lynn Warner
Long Beach
Johnny Mills
Compton
Vincent Lindsay
Downey
David Alperin
Linda Sanders
Lakewood
Leif Bohan
Lynwood
Edward Smart
Torrance
Patricia Catabrjan
Wilmington
Imperata and Pres Saturday Weather Reports
Saturday weather notes mostly sunny with variable Sunday conditions and scattered afternoon and evening showers. Tides show a 2.3 foot high at 2 ? am and 7 ? pm. morning tide at 8:00 am around 1.0 feet. evening low around 1.4 feet.
Three motorists die in area traffic crashes
Three drivers were killed in separate early Saturday crashes around Long Beach. Anthony Martel, 31, of Bellflower, died at Studebaker Hospital after a high speed crash near his home. Lawrence Randolph, 61, of South Gate, died at Harbor General after a collision on 223rd Street. David Towne, 23, of Torrance, was cited for manslaughter after his pickup struck Randolph’s car at the Figueroa Street intersection. Charles Washington, 20, of Los Angeles, died when his car hit a bridge railing on the Harbor Freeway near Lomita Boulevard.
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Long Beach Area
Anthony Martel
Park St
Bellflower
Studebaker Hospital
Martel
S. Figueroa St
223Rd St
Carson
Lawrence B. Randolph
Dorothy Ave
South Gate
Harbor General Hospital
Randolph
David M. Towne
Torrance
Towne
Harbor
Lomita Boulevard
Charles Washington
Los Angeles
Nixon outlines new welfare ideas in national speech
President Nixon will address welfare reforms in a nationwide speech August 8. Press secretary Ziegler said the plan aims to reorganize the Office of Economic Opportunity without new legislation, shifting some duties to other government departments as part of broader domestic program changes.
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Ziegler
Congress
Lem
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David Eisenhower
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Douglas
Paul J. Fannin
Rariz
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William C. Douglas
Supreme Court
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Fannin
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Canary Island
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Italy
UPI
Charles Bitsch
Ruusujen Aika
Finland
Risto Jarva
Saul Bass
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Loneey
Tideee Imperata
Washington
Office
of Economic Opportunity
Zubin Mehta
Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra
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Nancy Diane Kovak
Mehta
India
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Chentedon
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Long Beach Blvd
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