Peggy Moore A Public Official With Quiet Resolve
Peggy Moore, city clerk and president of the Southern California City Clerk's Association, enjoys non partisan municipal work and community stories. She balances long hours in her Los Angeles area office with a sharp memory for anecdotes, while emphasizing accessibility and professional duties.
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Abraham Lincoln Lovett
Los Alamitos
Peggy
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Southern California City Clerk’s Association
Coe of California Cities
Los Angeles
City Hall
Peggy Moore
Wiliam Cowper
Boo-Boo
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Rein Reindeer
Addict Shoots Woman Then Kills Self. Car Theft Ties to Ex-Soldier
A search of a residential community for older residents uncovered a dead attacker, two pistols, and a wounded elderly man. Oceanside hospital and a Marine helicopter aided the 51-officer search. A stolen car linked to 61-year-old retired colonel George N. Carroll, once jailed for marijuana sales, was found near the scene. The shooter had followed a young woman. Carroll was treated at Camp Pendleton Navy Hospital for a bullet wound near an eye. The assailant had a prior conviction and parole status.
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Oceanside Community Hospital
McFarland
Gibson
George N. Carroll
Camp Pen
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
A nonprescription medication called Preparation H is reported to shrink hemorrhoids in many cases. It relieves itching and pain without narcotics, lubricates the area, eases bowel movements, soothes tissues, and may prevent infection. Preparation K is also mentioned in ointment or suppository form.
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Newtee City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
Oldest U.S. Submarine Heads Home for Decommissioning
The USS Tunny, the oldest U.S. Navy submarine on active duty, returned to Mare Island for decommissioning. The 27 year old World War II sub will be retired Saturday along with four other submarines: Raton Bluegill Bream and Charr. Tunny began as a fleet type, was decommissioned in 1946 and later converted to a guided missile class.
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Vallejo
UPS
Tunny
Mare Island
Raton
Bluegill
Bream
Charr
Kids Choir Sings at Teachers Fete Picnic
The International Children's Choir will entertain members of the Long Beach Retired Teachers at the annual picnic July 18 at 1 p.m. in the Recreation Club House. The choir, formed in 1957 under the theme Let There be Peace on Earth, features 90 children of diverse backgrounds.
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International Children’s Choir
Long Beach
Recreation Club
Camp Fire Girls Booth at Los Angeles County Fair Theme
The Long Beach Council of Camp Fire Girls will feature a booth at the Los Angeles County Fair with the theme Camp Fire Girls Where It’s Happening. The group also attended the International Beauty Con in Long Beach, presenting friendship bracelets to entrants.
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Long Beach
Council of Camp Fire Girls
Los Angeles County Fair
Honor Man Who Overcame Handicaps Honored Saturday
A devoted humanitarian known for aiding others is celebrated at the recent ceremonial event at the convention center. Proceeds support charitable efforts across the western United States and Canada, reflecting a life of generosity despite early challenges.
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United States
Canada
Ae Iain Convention Center
Carousel of Progress Pavilion Reaches Ten Millionth Visitor
The General Electric Carousel of Progress pavilion at Disneyland marks its 10 millionth visitor milestone with a ceremony. The Disneyland Band and Disney characters, led by Mickey Mouse, participate in the Tomorrowland exhibit celebration.
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General Electric
Disneyland
Mickey Hand
Tommorowland
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