Sailor Defends Arnheiter Calls Navy “Fast Shuffle” for Skipper
Long Beach sailor Wayne Farnum defends Lt Cmdr Marcus Arnheiter, disputing his removal from command of the USS Vance and alleging informal Subic Bay hearings were unfair. Farnum, once aboard in Vietnam, says Arnheiter was a capable leader punished by a resistant crew and institutional bias. He vows to speak out despite Article 92 restrictions.
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Marcus Aurelius Arnheiter
Vance
Navy
Arnheiter
Wayne Farnum
Larson
Long Beach
Farnum
Vietnam
Subic Bay
Philippines
Arn
Aid Administration Violations Claimed by Union Report
A poll of 437 welfare office staff across 28 offices found widespread variation in welfare administration. The Social Workers Union and the American Civil Liberties Union charged that arbitrary decisions and evasions of state law occur, according to a county supervisor report.
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Social Workers Union
American Civil Liberties Union
Department of Public Social Services
Long Beach
Orange County Firefighters Contain 25 Acres of Two Blazes
Two quick fires in Orange County burned 25 acres total with about 20 acres in Cowan Heights east of Orange. About 125 Division of Forestry and Orange County Fire Department personnel fought the Cowan Heights blaze for three hours, while an earlier fire near Santa Ana Canyon Road damaged avocado groves for $2,500 over five acres.
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Orange County
Cowan Heights
Orange
State Division of Forestry
Orange County Fire Department
Santa Ana Canyon Road
Imperial Highway
Copter Crash Kills Marine on Toro Peak Mission
One Marine died and 15 were injured when a CH-53A Sea Stallion helicopter from Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 462 crashed on Toro Peak near Thermal during a mission to install communications relay equipment. Identification of the deceased is withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Toro Peak
Thermal
Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 462
Marine Corps Air Facility, Santa Ana
Man jumps from 32nd floor of The International Towers
A man identified as Hardy leapt from the 32nd floor ledge of The International Towers, smashing into a parked car below. Police and firefighters failed to save him as witnesses described his hesitance and a loud impact. Authorities note prior arrests and hospitalizations in several states.
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Jack Ferris
Ferris
Jane Wilky
Hardy
Signal Hill
Court Rule Gives Back Port Post
A former Los Angeles Harbor Department employee, Michael J. Trujillo, will be reinstated as real estate manager and receive back pay of 15372 dollars after a Superior Court judge ruled the department’s abolition of his job illegal. Judge Robert H. Patton criticized Harbor Department policies and found the move a de facto reorganization. Trujillo, 40, had resigned last December claiming he would testify before the County Grand Jury about alleged favoritism in harbor lease awards. The April hearing included City Councilman Robert M. Wilkinson and ex-Harbor Commissioner Robert Starr, who is under indictment on two counts related to lease awards.
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Los Angeles Harbor Department
Superior Court
Los Angeles
Robert H. Patton
Harbor Commission
Michael J. Trujillo
Trujillo
Pollard Drive
Garden Grove
Robert M. Wilkinson
Robert Starr
Cafe operator Arthur Morgan dies of alleged overdose
Arthur V. Morgan, 68, Long Beach cafe operator, died April 8 from acute barbiturate intoxication. Coroner says cause undetermined and may be accidental. Morgan, famed for the Bomb Shelter club, faced recent publicity in the Frutchey murder case involving his son in law and staff, with wife Mrs. Morgan awaiting arraignment for related charges.
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Arthur V. Morgan
Long Beach
Los Angeles County
Morgan
William G. Bonelli
James Frutchey
Dorothy Morgan
Frutchey
Billy Lee McHenry
Orbit Restaurant
Debs Seeks Help for Indians in Los Angeles County
Supervisor Er nest E. Debs says about 40 000 American Indians live in Los Angeles County and have been dumped there by the federal government. He plans outreach with UCLA social scientists to aid Indian adjustment and inform them of health and county services.
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Los Angeles County
Ernest E. Debs
Debs
UCLA
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