Voters weigh removing three California Supreme Court justices
MALCOLM EPLEY notes growing push to oust several California Supreme Court justices over Prop 14 in the November ballot. He explains the unique election method, the roles of the California Republican Assembly, and the likelihood of some justices facing opposition while others survive. He recalls Rams memories and thanks readers for condolences after his Samoyed Lycan’s death.
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Santa Goblins Hold Christmas Halloween in Sailor Home
A quirky scene at 1631 Stanton Place as Mrs. Téressa McIntyre, Patrick McIntyre and family host Christmas Halloween guests for Kathleen Marie. A sailor aboard the USS Bennington misses Thanksgiving and a future birthday as the calendar shifts toward May while a festive tree, candy, and decorations light the home.
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Man’s three gift add to toddler’s doll family news
The parcel delay and a growing holiday wardrobe foreshadow excitement for a toddling daughter as a young couple anticipates a long awaiting cruise. A leather overnight bag for Joe symbolizes a serviceman away from home. The note hints at 188 days ahead and a return on Tuesday November 1.
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Banker Maps Checkless Society Future Actions
Franklyn Stockbridge of Security First National Bank envisions a checkless economy where wages transfer automatically, purchases move between accounts, and identity is verified by voice analysis. He outlined steps from ready reserve accounts to universal ID, with merchants adopting voice tech to prevent imposters.
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Security First National Park
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New York
Relatives Surprise Master Mechanic at Retirement
Louis F. Graef, 70, master mechanic at Long Beach General Hospital, retired after 24 years and 10 months of county service. A party with about 300 guests, including his brother and three sisters flown in from across the country, presented him a watch and tributes from the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. Graef, the county’s lone professional civil engineer in such a post, led major remodeling of the hospital complex and previously worked at Rancho Los Amigos and the city of Long Beach. The event noted his near-qualifying 35-year gold watch rule, while family and friends funded a final wristwatch.
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$150,000 Sought for Remodeling of City Auditorium
Long Beach city officials plan to ask a $150,000 appropriation for preliminary remodeling work on the City Auditorium as part of a state approved agreement. The project aims to add exhib space conference rooms and banquet facilities with a new arena entrance and improved usage of both buildings.
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Long Beach
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Long Beach Seeks Fresh Offshore Annex Effort
After four years of frustration, Long Beach resumes pursuit of annexing a large offshore area between the city south boundary and the state line. The renewed bid restarts the process amid local interests and regulatory steps.
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P T Ad Helps Sell Furniture
A Norfolk Times style classified note shows a woman reporting success selling items including stove refrigerator sofa chairs bedroom set wardrobe closet and tables. She offers to donate remaining pieces to a new owner and provides contact numbers for a classified ad line and two telephone exchanges.
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Help Now Clinic Opens in Long Beach at Midnight
A new death by own action prevention clinic opened in Long Beach at midnight Monday. Emotionally disturbed individuals seeking advice or someone to talk to may dial HELP NOW for assistance and support.
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Long Beach
California sets age 18 Driver Training rule in 1967 law
California will bar drivers under 18 from licenses until they complete 30 hours of classroom study and six hours behind the wheel, under Assembly Bill 1058. Schools must offer the training, but many districts lack be hind the wheel programs. An interim provision lets under 18s obtain licenses with school verification after July 1, 1969, if they complete the required curriculum.
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