Hearing in near panic nuclear plant risks warned
A radiologist at an Atomic Energy Commission hearing in Santa Ana warned that a plant like the proposed San Onofre could cause genetic mutations and future diseases from radiation. Dr Western cited cancer risks and eye damage, and noted possible delays before leukemia signs show. The session featured first appearances by intervenors and focused on seismic safety and site suitability.
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Atomic Neray Commision Hearing Board
Santa Ana City Hall
San
Onofre
Forrest, Western
AEC
Division of Radiation Protection Standards
Washington
Tuis
Dr. Western
Albert E Gaede
San Clemente
Margaret Porter
San Diego
Parate
J. D. Bond
Washington, D.C
Western
Hear-T Jing Board
Southern California Edison
Marvin Robaire
Diego
Mender
Robaire
Buena Park
Los Angeles
Marjory Newton
Woman, 34, Held in Mate's Shooting
A Costa Mesa woman, Evelyn Combee, 34, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after shooting her husband, Robert, 36, who was in critical condition with a bullet in his head. The weapon was a 32 caliber revolver found near Mrs Combee.
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Costa Mesa
Pate
Orange County
Evelyn Combee
Joann St
Robert
Orlange Couny Hospital
Cornbee
Ex-Convict Neeley Sentenced for East Long Beach Holdup
Lloyd Eugene Neeley age 24 received consecutive prison terms for armed robbery and assault with intent to commit murder stemming from a September spree in East Long Beach. He admitted holding up a bar on East Anaheim Street, shooting two patrons, and taking a woman, her daughter, and three others hostage for two hours. He will serve a minimum of five years for robbery and up to 14 years for assault. Neeley surrendered to police two days later in the northern foothills of Los Angeles County.
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Lloyd Eugene Kerley
East Long Beach
Superior Court
Maurice C. Sparling
Neeley
East Anaheim Street
Buess
Los Angeles County
Auction Slated by U S Customs Service
The U S Customs Service will auction a wide assortment of items including jewelry and plumbing fixtures on December 5 to 7 at Chek Ao Force Base near Atlantic and Bandini. About 4000 to 5000 items valued at nearly 1 million dollars will be offered, with viewing December 2 to 4, 2 to 8 p.m.
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Customs Service
Chek Ao Force Base
Atlantic
Bandini Birds
Patrick Atern
Doughnut Boss Arraigned Over Child Labor Charges
EV Scoth, director of the Boys Sportsmans Club of California, was arraigned in Compton Municipal Court on charges of violating state bar laws by employing a minor to help at Donut Shop. He pleaded innocent and requested a jury trial. bail was set at $1. The brief session was conducted by Judge Ralph C. Dills with attorney John Wren present.
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Ev, Scoth
Boys Sportsmanship Club of California
Compton
Scottie’s
Avalon
John Wren
Sex Assault Hearing Delayed for Six Teens in Anaheim Court
A preliminary hearing for six youths accused of forcible and statutory rape of two teen girls was continued in Anaheim Fullerton Municipal Court on December 4 after an hour of testimony from a Lakewood girl about the alleged offenses. Names listed include Paul W. Butzbach, Jack R. Pebley, Vicky L Gardenhire, Joe Thomas Hatch, Robert G. Heal, and Charles J. Pearring. The girls say they were held against their will in an empty field and raped on October 13.
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Anahein- Fullerton
James F
Lakewood
Paul W. Butzbach
Vicky L Gardenhire
Belflower Bird
Joe Thomas Hatch
Candlewood
Robert G. Heal
Adenmoor
Charles J. Pearring
Presidio Dr_ Costa Mesa
Electric Cart Registration To Be Voluntary Plan
George Weeks announces city led effort to register up to 4000 electric carts as a voluntary program under Long Beach city officials. A mid January meeting with dealers and senior groups will outline registration plates, driver education, and future safety inspections. Felix Lollar chairs the traffic safety committee guiding the plan with city manager input and elderly access concerns.
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Ay George Weeks
Long Beach Ty Council
Supar
IL L. Mowry
Safety Camal
Robbery at Motel Wilma Nets 53 From Cashbox
Jean Reed reports a bandit robbed a motel cashbox of 53 after midnight on the Pacific Coast Highway. The man in his early 20s tied Reed with a revolver and forced her into a closet before fleeing with the money.
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Bandit
Wilma Jean Reed
H. W. Pacific Coast Highway
Prison for Driver of Death Car Creed
A subdued ex-convict was described as a useless dredge on society by Deputy District Attorney Fred Howser. The People’s case accuses Donald Walter of the Kennedy assassination plot and three counts of manslaughter in the deaths of Dar olene Sue Vaughn four is the ages of her sisters Dorothy Elaine 9 and Debbie Lynn 7. Walter showed no emotion as Howser labeled his testimony a lie and asinine while asking a four man eight woman jury to convict.
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Dep. Dist
Fred Howser
Howser
Donald
Eugene Walter
Kennedy
Walter
Frank C. Charvat
Antic Avenue
Darolene Sue Vaughn
Dorothy Elaine
Debbie Lynn
Soasense
Walter on trial for deadly crash killing three girls
The defendant Walter, a relative unknown, has been on rial since Monday accused of striking and killing three little girls who walked on a sidewalk last August 7. The district public defender Jack Kronenberg was to begin his final argument Friday but Judge Charvat adjourned court until Monday due to a scheduling conflict.
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Walter
Rial
Jack
Kronenberg
Charvat
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