New law bans gas tie in sales by retailers
Governor signs legislation ending the practice of conditioning gasoline sales on additional services such as car washes and oil changes. The law carries a misdemeanor charge with fines up to 500 dollars and up to six months in jail. It follows an energy crisis probe by Joseph Yusch and aims to curb coercive practices by retailers and ensure essential services can be funded.
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Symptomless VD shown to fuel spread says expert
Medical authority Dr Lauri David Theupp notes undetected gonorrhea in asymptomatic men creates a large infection pool. He cites hot zones of urethritis and cervicitis caused by Chlamydia and says gonorrhea cultures are needed to rule out infection, with tetracycline as a treatment option if tests are negative but symptoms persist.
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Groundbreaking set for North Long Beach center project
Groundbreaking for the North Long Beach Neighborhood Facilities Center will be Wednesday at 9 am. Mearth activities include three medical examinations and a dental chair. The 10,238 square foot facility near Houghton Park will house early childhood education and preventive health services, operated by the Long Beach Unified School District. Maskell & Sons, Inc. of Minneapolis will build under a city contract, with completion expected next June.
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Long Beach City College to rename BTC campus
LBCC central city campus will be officially known as Pacific Coast Campus after a Monday board vote by the Community College District. The name change aims to revitalize the campus near 1315 BE Pacific Coast Highway, with minimal costs and a few sign updates.
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Suspect in torture killing to be retried
Richard "Rabbit" Rizzone, linked to the torture murder of John C. Reed, will face a new trial in Los Angeles Superior Court after a mistrial. Co-defendants Miller and Strohl had been convicted, while Murray received a life sentence. Phelps tied to related proceedings.
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Rabbit" Rizzone
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Extradition sought of suspect in L B slaying
Long Beach detectives moved Monday to extradite Jusn M Cadena 45 of Norfolk Mass as a suspect in the Sent 24 shotgun slaying of a 21 year old Long Beach woman Peggy J Bussdieker of 938 Olive Ave Massachusetts authorities were sent a Long Beach warrant naming Cadena as the suspect Cadena an escapee from Norfolk State Prison surrendered to Norfolk authorities and had been sought since Mrs Bussdieker was shot as she sat on a laid down bed in the living room of her apartment
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Memorial Scholarship Named for Debbie Stone at Santa Ana High
Debbie Stone, a Santa Ana High School graduate killed in a Disneyland accident, is honored by a memorial scholarship. Started with 2000 dollars, it funds girls who are honor students and athletic and community contributors. Stone excelled as a swimmer, student leader, and top scholar.
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Firefighter Awards Lunch Wednesday Honors Dozens
Sixteen firefighters police officers and civilians will be honored at the annual Firefighters Awards Luncheon on Wednesday at the Elks Club. Recipients include Charles Firth and Craig Chase with Certificates of Community Service awarded to seven residents. police officers H T Hammond Dale Sautin and John Tret receive certificates. two paramedics Virginia Garainski and Eugene Spinelo also win. Tickets are $5 with reservations through the Long Beach District Board of Realtors. awards will be presented by Fire Chief Virgil Jones and Jack Fasan with Randy Stricklin as master of ceremonies.
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E. Firth St
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Gardenia Ave
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Redonda Ave
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Euclid Ave
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Cerrilas Ave
Swim program at Lakewood YMCA Falls into place
Signups for the fall swim program at the Lakewood YMCA 5125 Centralia St are underway. The pool is enclosed by a bubble to keep water and air warm, with lessons for non swimmers from six months up. The aquatics director Mike Sullivan notes offerings include water ballet swim triad and swim club plus seven day recreational swimming and private reservations.
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Irvine to Spend 347 Million on Medical Campus Facilities
UC Irvine plans a large expansion after buying Orange County Medical Center for 5.6 million. The project includes a 200 bed hospital, a medical service building, outpatient clinic, and labor facilities funded in part by a 0.68 million federal grant. The program aims to boost county medical care capacity by the late 1970s.
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Emergency calls log from city police and fire dept
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