Prostitution Ring Draws Prison Time in Norwalk Case
Ten of fourteen defendants in a Norwalk Superior Court prostitution conspiracy were sentenced Wednesday by Judge Homer Bell. Six received state prison terms from one to three years, including Ellen Chenard La Habra and Sam Georgino Alhambra, while several others got county jail terms or probation. Two defendants, Betty Allshouse and Vivian Parsons, were sent to Frontera Women's Prison for 90 days of psychiatric evaluation and will return July 28 for further sentencing.
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Norwalk
Ellen Lucy Chenard
la Habra
Hie
Sam Georgino
Alhambra
William
Upland
Frontera Women’s Prison
Kemp stresses education in North Long Beach race
Albert W. Kemp 32 a machine maintenance man for Robertshaw Gray son Corp. seeks the Long Beach City Council seat in North Long Beach 9th District He calls for voters to back Prop 7 to require school board vacancies be filled by election and says board turnover may boost education outcomes He urges district meetings to represent residents and wants downtown cleanup removing adult book stores and theaters Kemp attended Roosevelt University and lives with his wife Roberta and two daughters at 5643 Langport Ave.
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Albert W. Kemp
Robertshaw Grayson Corp
Long Beach
North Long Beach
Kemp
Long Beach City College
Board of Education
Roosevelt University
Chicago
Roberta
Jennifer
Lisa
Langport Ave
Candidate pledges to abolish city auditor office
Roger Hess, 28, of 3501 Myrtle Ave, seeks Long Beach city auditor in the May 9 primary. He pledges to eliminate the office by vote and move to have city audits done by an independent CPA firm at lower cost, arguing the current system is inefficient and nonindependent. Hess cites Queen Mary expenditures and city assets, proposes a national CPA firm audit of all revenues and expenditures to date, and notes his Long Beach upbringing and family.
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Roger Hess
Myrtle Ave
Long Beach
Hess
Independen Certified
CPA
Queen Mary
Thdeland Trust
Los
Barbara An Pitchford
England
Montca Ann
Long Beach Junior Concert Band Competes in Las Vegas
The Long Beach Junior Concert Band of 200 members travels to Las Vegas to compete in the Hefldora do celebration for the seventh year. Directed by Marvin Marker, the group performs in the Young Timers Parade at 4 p.m. and the Boots and Beauty Parade Saturday at 9 a.m. They also stage four concerts and variety shows at Clark County schools before returning to Long Beach Sunday evening.
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Long Beach
Las Vegas
Marvin Marker
Fremont Street
Clark County
Ray Bradbury to speak tonight at Cal State Fullerton
Science fiction author Ray Bradbury will discuss his creative process in an eight o clock talk at California State College Fullerton. The event in Room 258 of the Letters and Science Building is free to the public, announced campus student leaders.
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Ray Bradbury
California State College
Fullerton
Bradbury
Cal State Fullerton Letters and Science Building
Siren Reports From Beach Police and Fire Dept
A six to nine-thirty a.m. to six a.m. 24 hour period logs multiple calls. Incidents include a noninjury traffic crash at Seventh Street and Silvera Avenue and a garage fire on Esther Street. Additional calls note a resuscitation on Atlantic Avenue and South Street and a floor furnace at 58 St Joseph Ave.
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Onde’ Avenue
Hendina Street
Seventh Street
Silvera Avenue
Arte Boulevard
Atlantic Avenue
South Street
St. Joseph Ave
Wash Ee
Cher
Sith
Willow Street
Aia
Low Street
Seanthal
Seminar for teachers set
California State College Long Beach will run a four week institute from August 7 to September 1 for 40 professors from the state university system and local community colleges to study creative college teaching funded by the Education Professions Development Act grant. Dr Nygaard notes many college teachers lack formal training in pedagogy and the program aims to update methods, with initial plans for a two part study curtailed by funds.
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Thielt
California State College
Long Beach
California State University and College System
Southland Community Colleges
CSLB
Dr. Nygaard
Nygaard
Nygasrd
Woolverton memorial set Saturday at Uptown Church
Memorial services will be held Saturday at 10 am in Uptown Church of Christ for Charles Woolverton chief technical writer of McDonnell Douglas Aircraft who was one of four presumed drowned in a Utah fishing accident April 24. He, 43, Navy veteran and Pepperdine graduate, leaves his wife Virginia and two daughters Jan and Linda. The service will be conducted by Rev Dr Hugh Tiner former Pepperdine president.
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Aim
Uptown
Church of Christ
Charles Woolverton
McDonnell Douglas Aircraft
Utah
Woolverton
Pepperdine College
Virginia
Jan
Linda
Hugh Tiner
Pepperdine
St John Bosco Fiesta Queen Pick Amid Local Coeds
St John Bosco Fiesta will crown a queen from Bellflower Downey and Long Beach coeds. Candidates Terri Montes Kathy Curnow Karen Sullivan Anne Graves and Cathy Windmiller are St Joseph High students residents of these cities. The event runs today through Sunday at Bosco High School grounds near Rosecrans and Bellflower. A minibike and tools worth 355 were stolen from Donald A Schaaf in Tang Beach, police said.
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Bellflower
Downey
Long Beach
St. John Bosco
Terri Montes
Cerritos College
Kathy Curnown
St. Joseph High
Karen Sullivan
St. Joseph's
Anne Graves
St Joseph's
Cathy Windmiller
Bosco High School
Rosecrans Avenue
Bellflower Boulevard
Donald A. Schaaf
88Th St
Tang Beach
Antiwar protesters target Anderson office with verse
Thirty five demonstrators from the Set the Data group in the 35th District handed out an Ode to Congress at the Pacific Trades Center in San Pedro during lunch hour. They criticized votes on defense spending totaling 904.9 billion and alleged brutality in Kesnik War effort, prompting comment from Anderson's field representative.
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Anderson
35Th Congressional District
Mary Siegfried
Pacific Trades Center
San Pedro
All-city May Festival Fair Opens Saturday
All-city fair crowds gather Saturday at Recreation Park lawn for the All-City May Festival featuring 18 nations in pavilions, displays, and crafts. More than 500 costumed children from 20 parks join a noon parade into the International Friendship Ring and the Maypole weaving. Musical groups include the Long Beach International Children's Choir as the program, run by the Long Beach Recreation Department, unfolds a day of cultural showcases.
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Recreation Park
Long Beach International Children’s Choir
Long Beach Recreation Department
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