Vallerga trial begins in Ventura courthouse
A grand jury indictment against Orange County assessor Tack Vallerga moves to Ventura County Superior Court with two weeks set for trial. Judge Everett W. Dickey ordered the transfer to avoid publicity. Vallerga faces bribery and misconduct charges tied to a $3,000 fee and expenses. The case links to a wider probe of county officials and past corruption convictions, with related indictments and ongoing trials among former deputies and other officials. Police bike sale details are included with a later note on an auction of more than 100 bicycles in Long Beach.
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Seay
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Auctioneering Classified Mumbles Prompt Odd Ads
Fragmented sale notice fragment mentions Classy Ads Auctioneering and a phone number 747 3930. Includes garbled text that hints at requesting submissions and an address PO Box 17078, Texas. No coherent event or outcome clearly stated. reads as a damaged classified ad portion.
Downtown Long Beach votes on Hahn project plan
City officials outline a 3.1 million annual city agency inflow from tax increments parking and sales tax with 2.7 million in debt retirement costs leaving a net 447000. Parking will be free at least three hours with a validation system. Project supporters from chamber of commerce Downtown Long Beach Associates and project area committee urge approval while one member calls for a public vote on bond plans.
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Long Beach Associates
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Peter Devereaux
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Long Beach
Burglars smash door at Lakewood jewelry store
Lakewood sheriff's deputies said burglars smashed a glass door at Zales Jewelry Store 5005 Hazelbrook Ave and fled about 3:15 a.m. carrying a pillowcase with jewelry worth about 6500. A passerby reported 39 broken windows at Hoover Junior School causing 640 in damage. In nearby mobile homes Tina Mrvich and Verla Baye were burglarized with cash and jewelry totaling over 5,000.
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Woman Fends Off Purse Snatcher On Long Beach Street
Thelme L. Fernandez a 21 year old theater cashier told police she was waiting at Broadway and Long Beach Boulevard at about 10 85 p m Monday when a man knocked her down and grabbed her handbag containing one dollar then fled. Police said the incident occurred Tuesday.
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Man robbed of $55 in daylight East 6th Street holdup
A 31 year old Long Beach man was robbed of his wallet containing $55 during a daylight holdup by two men in the 1160 block of East 6th Street at a.m. Monday. Police said one robber carried a pistol and forced him to surrender the wallet.
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Robbery Victim Beaten Near Pacific Coast Highway
Three assailants beat a Wilmington man unconscious with a club and robbed him of $18 in a midnight attack on the 1300 block of Fast Pacific Coast Highway near his home. Jose C. Borjas, 23, in serious condition with a skull fracture at Harbor General Hospital. Police reported Tuesday. In a separate raid, burglars stole $150 in cash and $558 of office equipment from Bearing House at 105 W. C Street, Wilmington.
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PSA Flights Noise Sparks Long Beach Hearing Clash
PSA officials defend operations amid city study showing landings 48 to 100 decibels and takeoffs around 105 decibels. City and school leaders warn aircraft noise disrupts eight underflight schools. PSA cites market growth and efforts to reduce noise as it seeks expanded Long Beach service.
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Two Marines convicted in death of baby girl
In Santa Ana Superior Court two Marines were found guilty of felonies in the February death of 2 year old Krista Thomas. Corporal Joseph Randall 22 was convicted of second degree murder and faces five years to life. private Craig Hibner 22 was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and ordered released after time served with two years probation. The mother Wally Thomas 19 testified against them after the child was found dead in her bed following claims of spanking and bath water disposal.
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Joseph Randall
el’ Toro Marine Corps Air Station
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el Toro Mcas
William L. Murray
Hibner
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Ada Shumway Funeral Held for Bellflower Native
Ada Ellen Shumway who died Monday at age of a native Edina Missouri and longtime Bellflower resident. She worked for years for the Los Angeles Temple of the Mormon Church. Survived by six children including Robert Shumway Press-Telegram photographer and five sons and a daughter. Funeral services Thursday at 10 a.m. at Sherman Oaks Ward of the Latter day Saints with interment at Rose Hills Memorial Park.
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Hinshaw Divorce Testimony Delayed In Crowded Santa Ana Court
In a packed Superior Courtroom Congressman Andrew J. Hinshaw and his estranged wife Thai Wor waited to testify in their divorce filed last September. Overcrowded schedules pushed the case back, with Judge Robert A. Banyard noting courtroom availability is uncertain as the dissolution could take three days.
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Andrew J. Hinshaw
Thai Worthen
Robert A. Banyard
Transit district considers reclaiming $584000 paid to VTN
Orange County Transit District directors move to recover 584000 already paid to VTN Consolidated Irvine firm amid irregularities and questions over director Richard Lynn who provided legal work for VTN while voting on district matters. If unsuccessful the directors risk personal liability as counsel plans to sue.
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VTN Consolidated, Inc
Irvine
Kennard Smart
Transit District
Richard Lynn
Newport Beach
VTN
Lynn
VIN
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