Wage garnishment faces reform pressure in Long Beach
Long Beach residents Mary T. and Rick H. illustrate a broader problem with wage attachments used to collect debts. State and city officials plan reforms to curb the practice, aiming to require proof of debt, limit garnishment to 25 percent, and ban pre judgment attachments.
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Belmont Shore
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Station Attendant Shoots Youth in Cigarette Dispute
A Wilmington station attendant Tato Panapa 34 was arrested on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after shooting a 17 year old who allegedly stole two packs of cigarettes. The youth was grazed in the head and treated at Harbor General Hospital.
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Body Found In Los Angeles Harbor After Suspected Smuggler Dives
The body of Shum Lun Tang 38 of Hong Kong was found in Los Angeles Harbor after diving from the Liberian freighter Nego Enterprise berthed at Berth 136. Tang fled customs officers Friday night when questioned about narcotics, and divers failed to locate him in a rescue attempt by a fireboat.
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Hong Kong
Nego Enterprise
Harbor Division
Los Angeles
Shimonoseki
Japan
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