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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1975
Page
32
Partial showers today clear tonight with fair Wednesday. Readings include Orange County highs 62 67 and lows 47 52, Mountain Areas winds, deserts warmer days, offshore wind advisory, tides and moon data for today and Wednesday. Sea temperatures noted for Long Beach.
A joint sale by A Hauser and spouse as trustees will offer Lot 37 Block B Tract 2062 in Long Beach Los Angeles California at the South front entrance City Hall Beach. The sale covers the property secured by a deed of transfer with a note of 8571 4 due December 15 1973 at 7 percent interest. The Farmers Merchants Trust Company of Long Beach acts as trustee with notice of breach recorded February 11 1975 and sale date published February 5 March 4 and 11 1975.
State of Wisconsin Juvenile Court in Marinette County will hear on April 10 1975 a petition to terminate parental rights of Ricky Warren minor child born February 5 1975 at Marinette General Hospital Marinette Wisconsin to unknown father and or Ted last known Long Beach California The notice dated March 5 1975 Pub March 11 1975 also includes a non responsibility notice by Arthur Lutz residing 218 E Long Beach California stating he will not be liable for debts of others after March 7 1975 and signed by Arthur L Schwartz with publication dates March 7 10 11 1975
The Farmers and Merchants Trust Company of Long Beach as Trustee will foreclose the trust deed for CORA SANDRIDGE dated January 21, 1966 to secure a note of at least 1.6 million dollars. The sale is set for Wednesday March 3, 1975 at 10 AM. The deed is recorded in Book T4815 Page 974 of Official Records Los Angeles County California. The note is in favor of PAUL A HAUSER and JANE.
Public notices list fictitious business name statements for Sunset Fence Patio Co and related entities with owners and dates. Also sale notice for the estate of Amado Morado Torres detailing private sale terms, location at Long Beach and legal firm Blumberg Tincher Zommick.
Kathleen Delhay, 19, a supermarket employee, died after a robbery at the Mammoth Lakes Safeway. Two Hawthorne men Gene Berkeley Waters and Michael Dean Busby, 30 and 23, were arrested nearby on murder and robbery charges after being found in an attic area of the store shortly before 3 a.m. Sheriff Bill Evans described a two fold investigation into the armed robbery and the killing. The Inyo County coroner said Delhay died en route to Bishop hospital after being shot earlier.
County supervisors were told that the cash flow position could be in very severe straits and that it may become necessary to borrow money commercially before June 30. The warning was contained in a confidential briefing.
Union lawyer Thomas Harris told the House committee he would keep his 15000 dollar AFL-CIO pension if confirmed as a Federal Election Commissioner and would retire or resign from the federation the moment he is approved. He said the pension is a vested right and would not bind him to ongoing obligations.
Public television station KCET in Los Angeles would receive up to 4.5 million dollars from the Ford Foundation if the outlet can match the funds within three years through donations. The grant ranks among the foundation's largest for a public broadcaster as it phases out a major support program. KCET president and general manager Dr. James Lopez said the funds would pay for national programming produced by the station.
A listing from Memorial Hospital Medical Center records births at several area homes and towns. Names appear with parent identities and addresses across Buena Park Long Beach Long Beach Bellflower Wilmington Wilmington Downey Westminster Paramount Carson and other locales. Several births dated Feb 28 through Mar 4 and include boys and girls with varied street addresses.
Sen. Clifford Case proposes a tax on manufacturers of inefficient cars with a 1977 start and rebates for buyers of high fuel economy vehicles. The plan would escalate taxes to half the price for the worst performers and offer up to $1000 rebates. By 1980 the measure targets substantial oil savings and raises standards through 1985.
Oak Park Illinois savings associations lure depositors with gifts. Oak Park Federal Savings and Loan announces food coupons worth up to 50 dollars usable at 60 Chicago area supermarkets for deposits starting mid March. Chairman John L. Demeier says food savings fit the thrift mission and combats high food prices.
Four month old Ronald Tejeda was returned to his parents in Los Angeles after police arrested Maria Solano on kidnapping charges. Solano allegedly took Ronald from his mother Marie Tejeda at a County USC Medical Center outpatient clinic during a shopping trip.
A two page communique sent to KCBS radio claimed responsibility for three small bomb blasts in the Bay Area. The explosions occurred within 90 minutes starting about 1 a.m. at a bank a Safeway store and Del Monte Corp headquarters.
Dr. John N. Wolfe of Hutzel Hospital announced a five year study using X ray breast tissue patterns to categorize women 30 and older into four risk groups. He said the highest risk category is 18 times more likely to develop cancer and urged closer monitoring for those women.
The San Diego Union reports California utilities provide fringe benefits reducing 25 percent on bills and up to 100 percent on phone charges for 1973 employee totals. State officials say discounts for 115000 telephone workers and 50000 utility employees create about 8.5 to 10.2 million in reductions, prompting speculation unions would seek wage boosts if subsidies ended.
Switzerland will bar children under 12 from front seats from next year and require seat belts for all adults. Children may ride up front only if the back seat is empty or filled with other children. The fine for not wearing belts is four dollars. Installation has been required only for new cars since 1971.
State health officials interview patients and staff at Camarillo State Hospital to verify claims of abuse. The local ACLU accuses at least one patient of beating and alleges rights violations including unopened mail and limited medical care. Investigations may extend into next week.
Legislation allowing California State University and College system employees to respond to derogatory material in their personnel files cleared the Senate Finance Committee. Sen. Alfred Alquist said presidents must inform the employee when comments are entered and the employee response would be placed in the record. The bill proceeds to the full Senate.
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