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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1969
Page
3
Edwin A. Koupal of People's Lobby reports 35 counties submitted 300,000 signatures per petition by the deadline. One measure needs 527,000 signatures and the other 325,000. Supplementary time will be used to push both, with optimism that the statute revision will qualify and a duplicate effort may qualify the constitutional amendment.
A 41 year old Los Angeles man Gabriel Brizuela died Friday from stab wounds suffered in an argument outside Mae's Place bar at 12625 S Alameda St. The assault occurred about 2:30 a.m. and the suspect fled after stabbing him. Deputies seek the assailant and another possible participant.
Negotiations between the Pacific Maritime Association and the Marine Firemen’s Union resumed Friday to end a dispute over crew size on two Matson container ships being built in Baltimore. The union seeks nine men per ship while Matson expects six. The stalled talks have tied up 13 ships along the coast and in Honolulu, with vessels from Matson, Pacific Far East Lines, American President Line and others blocked in San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Portland, and Honolulu. A separate report notes a $200 tape recorder was stolen from Kenneth Bartley’s car on Linden Avenue.
A band of mainland Indians plans to land on Alcatraz to confront the island’s residents in a tense stand at the former federal prison. About 400 people are expected with more joining from across the United States, as security and water deliveries are cited as improvements.
Vinse Haley, head of Riverside city parks and recreation, says his crews spend over 400 dollars monthly erasing graffiti from Mt. Rubidoux area and Fairmont Park. Teens cause most vandalism, and locating culprits is hard as the city lacks funds for extra patrols.
William Charles Lane a 61 year old Pepperdine College security guard was sentenced to two years probation and fined 500 after pleading no contest to involuntary manslaughter in the shotgun death of 15 year old Larry Donnell Kimmons on the campus. The court gave a suspended one year jail term and barred Lane from firearms during probation. Lane said the shotgun fired accidentally when the youth grabbed for the weapon after Lane stopped a group at the gymnasium.
California Standard, operator of the Swanson River field in Alaska, announced production reached 100 million barrels on Nov. 15. The field, discovered 12 years ago, sparked Alaska oil capital and development with partners Atlantic Richfield, Union Oil of California, and Marathon Oil. The field sits on the Kenai Peninsula Moose Reserve.
Richard F. Davidson, a Venice architect and candidate for the Los Angeles City Council, filed a 700000-dollar damage suit charging assault by Venice police. He named D A Evelle Younger city attorney Roger Arnebergh Chief Edward Davis former chief Tom Reddin Captain Robert Sillings and 13 Venice officers as defendants. Davidson says during a protest last April 26 he was beaten choked and handcuffed after being stopped for using sound equipment in his car. He alleges police booked him for interfering with a police officer but he was not prosecuted and he sought investigation by city officials. Chief Davis was unavailable for comment.
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Stephen Edward Korn 29 of Hawthorne died from extensive burns after his fiberglass sports car exploded following a rear impact with a car driven by George Veit Jr. Four children Laurie 8 Babette 6 Tracy 5 Stephen Edward Jr. 3 were also burned but listed in satisfactory condition. Korn worked for an auto rental agency and his body will be flown to Tucson for burial at his family’s request.
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