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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1975

Page

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California Farm Labor Bill Clears Senate For Assembly Action

Senate approval on a bipartisan 31 to 7 vote sends Gov. Brown's landmark secret ballot farm labor bill to the Assembly. The measure would allow California's 250000 farm workers to unionize by secret ballot on 65000 farms under a state Agricultural Labor Relations Board, with opposition from several Republican senators worried about voting rights and eligibility.

Sacramento UPI Senate Brown California Assembly James R. Mills San Diego Agricultural Labor Relations Board

Ford to hike oil tariff raising gas price 1.5 cents

President Ford plans a $1 per barrel tariff on imported crude effective June 1, a move White House sources say will raise gasoline by about 1.5 cents a gallon. Ford to announce in a 5:30 p.m. PDT address amid congressional inaction on energy legislation.

Ford Washington UPI White House Capitol Hill Congress House Senate Administration United Ways and Means Committee

Ford calls for steady military strength on Memorial Day

President Ford led Memorial Day rites at Arlington National Cemetery urging the United States to maintain military might to deter future lawbreakers. He noted the costs of freedom and pledged resolve, while honoring the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and addressing missing in action cases.

Washington UPI Ford Arlington National Cemetery South Vietnam Cambodia U.S Mayaguez United States

Millikan High School Fire Destroys Bungalow Classrooms

A fire at Millikan High School in Long Beach gutted a wood frame bungalow housing two classrooms. About twenty four firemen battled the blaze Monday night, drenched the rooms and contained the fire to the structure.

Long Beach Millikan High School

Beach crowds flood Los Angeles Long Beach coast on Memorial Day

An estimated one million Southland residents jammed Long Beach and other beaches in Los Angeles and Orange counties over the Memorial Day weekend. Lifeguards reported numerous rescues, with 150 to 200 at Huntington Beach and 63,000 at Dockweiler Beach, Venice 65,000, Zuma 100,000. Four people drowned at the Colorado River.

Long Beach Southland Los Angeles Orange Counties Highway Patrol Long Beach Strand Marine Safety Department Ocean Boulevard Pacific Coast Highway Orange County Santa Monica South Bay Seal Beach Huntington Beach Los Angeles County Dockweiler Beach Marina del Rey Venice Beach Big Bear Lake Arrowhead Colorado River Riverside Imperial Counties

Downed Wire Cuts Power in East Long Beach

A faulty line knocked out electricity to an estimated 200 to 300 homes in East Long Beach Monday night. George Hanawalt of Southern California Edison said outages began about 8:40 p.m. around Studebaker Road and Stearns Street and were restored by 1 p.m. The cause remained under investigation.

East Long Beach George Hanawalt Southern California Edison Co Long Beach Hanawalt Studebaker Road Stearns Street Hannawalt

Cal holiday road toll leads nation with 43 deaths

California reported 43 Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths dominating the U S toll as National Safety Council projections suggested a final weekend total around 400 to 450. Through Friday 6 p m to Monday, 378 traffic deaths 173 drownings 14 plane crash deaths and 57 other fatalities summed to 622 for the weekend as freeways into the Los Angeles area were heavily congested.

California National Safety Council Los Angeles-Long Beach Pacific

Pilot crashes plane into Costa Mesa homes killing Phoenix flyer

A light single engine Cessna 182 flown by Edward Ketchum, 35, of Phoenix, struck a Costa Mesa residential block near Cornell and Fordham drives after takeoff from Orange County Airport. Ketchum died instantly. a 55-year-old resident, Norman Harlan, was seriously injured, with damage to three houses and cars.

Phoenix, Ariz Costa Mesa Edward Ketchum Orange County Phoenix Cornell and Fordham Drives Norman Harlan Orange County Medical Center Fordham Drive

Seven Shot in Memorial Day Park Shooting

Seven youths were wounded in a gang related shooting at Carson Park in Carson during Memorial Day celebrations. The incident followed an earlier shooting of two gang members, and deputies recovered a shotgun and a sawed off rifle. Victims and suspects were not identified.

Carson Park Carson Jim Staats Orrick Ave Harbor General Hospital Torrance Staats

Fire guts Paramount shop complex at Toda’s Independent

A large fire destroyed the Paramount shop complex at Toda’s Independent, with damages estimated around 500000. Reports note extensive smoke and structural damage across multiple storefronts while investigators assess origin and cause.

Paramount

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