Tides and Temperatures Across Regions Today
Fragmented OCR yields mixed terms on tides and temperatures with scattered names, places, dates, and times. Readers should note unclear data, but mentions May day forecasts, wind and wave observations, and temperature notes across multiple locations.
Long Beach Residents Named to County Grand Jury Panel
Three Long Beach area residents were among 23 picked from a 34 candidate pool for the 1907-18 county grand jury panel. A lottery at the County Courthouse selected the final 23. total jurors stood at 297 after prior drawing reduced the pool to 40, with six withdrawing. Alvin G Arenud, 48, a retired grocer, is listed among those chosen.
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Richard Schauer
Long Beach
Firearms ring indicted amid cross border charges and falsified records
An indictment accuses Guzman and De Dias Casteller along with others of selling firearms to Mexico via a Downey dealer and falsifying purchaser identities. Sentences may reach five years and fines for conspiracy and exporting charges, with additional penalties for record-keeping violations. The probe, by Customs and ATF agents, followed a June 1 business search led by Assistant U S Attorney John D. Vandevelde and local witnesses from Carson and Palos Verdes estates.
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Compton Policeman Ordered To Stand Trial On Child Abuse
Henry B. Perez a 41-year-old Compton police officer was ordered to stand trial in Norwalk Superior Court on six counts of reportedly injuring his 1 year old step daughter on six separate occasions at the Bell family home last month. He was arrested at the Compton police department last June and remained in custody under bail awaiting trial after a San Antonio Municipal Court preliminary hearing in Huntington Park.
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Six-cent county tax cut eyed by Los Angeles Supervisors
Los Angeles County Supervisors wrapped up public hearings on a proposed two plan for a 6-cent cut in the tax rate amid a $3 billion spending package. Chief Administrative Officer Harry Hufford reported that new revenues and higher assessment roll could allow the cut to 4.39 per $100 of assessed value, while transit subsidies and department requests loom. RTD asks $5.2 million county subsidy to offset a deficit and preserve bus service and senior fares, with some supervisors urging restraint on salaries and suburban transit focus.
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