Bank Robbery and Multiple Local Theft Incidents Reported
A Bellflower bank was robbed of 1400 by a man who left with his head down to dodge cameras after taking money from teller Lynda Ward. A Long Beach hamburger stand was robbed of 25 by a woman who threatened a customer. the suspect fled on foot. A Cerritos home lost a billing machine computer and tools valued at 810,000 after burglars smashed a window. A Wilmington service station safe was emptied of 2,158 through a floor safe breach. Two fuel compressors were stolen from Cerritos firms via forklift loading onto a truck. Carson City Hall Annex saw three typewriters stolen from an office. Authorities identified multiple suspects and ongoing investigations.
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Wesay
United California Bank
Bellflower Blyod
Lynda Ward
Gladys Mell
Cerritos
Dick Schipperum
Vickie Ave
Tesis Electronics Co
Santa Ana
Parks’ Texary
Pacific Coast Hwy
Wilmington
Harbor Division
Anthony T. Baker
Long Beach Emergency Calls Amid Night Traffic Incidents
Police and fire units responded to numerous emergency medical and injury traffic incidents in Long Beach from 3:25 PM to 2:11 AM. Calls occurred at Artesia Steer and Henderson, Chestnut and Third, Anahem Street and Atlantic, Wardlow Road, 700 Y Drive, Third Street and Lime Avenue, Spent Street and Cedar, Pacific Coast Highway, and Second Street lands. Officers reported several injuries and required first aid at multiple cross streets.
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Long Beach
Pacific Ave
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Pacific Coast
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Galen Avenue
Orange County seeks 2.0 million swine flu vaccines
County health director David Odell announced an application for 2.0 million doses to start an inoculation program on July 4. The plan aims to vaccinate two thirds of residents by fall, prioritizing the elderly and chronically ill in July and August, then school children in September and October.
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Orange County
David Odell
Polyactivism Drives District Talk on Multicultural Programs
Mrs Butler and Mrs Buller push for expanded multicultural curricula and district funding for specialists as PCIC requests include a Poly Medial Careers Center, an alternate junior high, bilingual Mexican-American studies with aides, enhanced career guidance, and extended 10th-grade camp, while Hinze notes varying implementation across schools and vows review.
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Hinze
Buller
Hingt
Poly Medial
Carson City cuts real estate license fee to 25 dollars
Carson City Council cuts annual real estate salesperson licenses from 150 to 25 dollars in a three to two vote. The broker for whom the salesman works pays 150 dollars yearly, even if the person works only a day. Critics urged enforcement without the fee cut, noting past evasion and weekend activity by non locals. The plan includes new ID cards for salesmen and penalties of 150 dollars for unlicensed salesmen and 125 dollars plus regular fees for brokers, plus quarterly broker lists.
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Bob Andrew Stall
Carson City
John Marbut
Carson
Ain
Marbut
Gilbert Smith
Clarence Bridgers
Harold Cale
Carl Farringtom
Seal Beach elects new city chiefs and interns
Seal Beach voters chose Tom Blackman as mayor and Jielden as mayor pro tem on Tuesday. New councilmen Ronald Kredell Russell Gray and Frank Laszlo were seated after canvass within seven days. City Clerk Jody Weir and City Treasurer D Barry Morgan were sworn in. UCLA Alumni Association awarded a $1000 scholarship to Mark Owen Martin with a 3.86 GPA. smaller awards went to Gordon James Browning Kathleen Koenig and Kimberly Saunders.
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Seal Beach
Warold Jielden
No Minute
Ucla Alumni Association
Mark Owen Martin
Jordan High
Gordon James Browning
Millikan High
Kathleen Koenig
Kimberly Saunders
Pols
Apartment Classified Ads Start of Leasing Guide
Classified ads list available apartments with locations and rates, guiding renters to start searches. Listings highlight amenities and neighborhoods, urging early contact for showings and applications.
Television Stolen From Home on 68th Place
Sally Nesmith of 34 68th Place told Long Beach police burglars forced a front window and took a television set valued at 400 dollars. Officers investigated the break‑in.
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Sally Nesmith
68Th Place
Long Beach
Bicentennial fete set in Bixby Park
A Bicentennial festival titled Happy Birthday U.S.A. 200 Years of a Grand Idea features historical tableaux picnicking and a Long Beach Municipal Band concert from 10 am to 4 pm today at Bixby Park Cherry Avenue and First Street. Sponsored by the Department of Senior Citizen Affairs the event honors residents over 100 and invites the public to bring lunches and enjoy coffee provided by the committee.
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Long Beach
Bixby Park
Cherry Avene
First Street
Department of Senior Citizen Affairs
U.S.A
U.S
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