No charges in theft of dollar from wheelchair user
Harbor Division police released 42 year old Raymond Benavides after the district attorney refused formal charges. Witness Domingo Hernandez declined to file, saying he would not accuse Benavides in the alleged one dollar robbery at Avalon Boulevard and D Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Harbor Division
Raymond M. Benavides
Hawaiian Ave
District Attorney’s Office
Domingo Hernandez
Benavides
Hernandez
Avalon Boulevard
D Street
Artesia bakery robbed again in two-night spree
Lakewood deputies report a second burglary at Sonora Bakery in Artesia. Owner Samuel Abundas said burglars pried a door lock, stealing a ring and radio valued at 335 dollars Sunday, and cash 100 dollars plus food worth 414 dollars Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Lakewood
Samuel Abundas
Sonora
Pioneer Blvd
Burglars Steal From Ambulance in Artesia Standby Lot
Lakewood sheriff's deputies reported burglars unlocked an Artesia standby ambulance at 11616 Artesia Blvd. taking radio and emergency medical gear valued at 559 dollars. Edward Dick of Bowers' Ambulance Service identified the vehicle and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellflower
Lakewood
Artesia
Sheriff's Deputies
Edward Dick
Bowers’ Ambulance Service
Long Beach
Artesia Blvd
Camera theft at Permanente Medical Group offices
Harbor City Harbor Division police report a theft of camera equipment valued at 974 dollars from the Permanente Medical Group offices at 1100 West Pacific Coast Highway. Missing items include two projectors a camera lenses and other gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Permanente Medical Group
Pacific Coast Highway
Harbor City
Harbor Division
Van wheels stolen from San Pedro resident
San Pedro patrols report 22 year old San Mario Herrera told Harbor Division police thieves took all four wheels from his 1974 van parked overnight near his home at 1323 West Second Street and left it on wooden blocks. Loss estimated at 270 dollars for rims and 210 dollars for tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Mario Herrera
Harbor Division
Second St
San Pedro
Burglars Hit Drake Craft Boat Firm In Wilmington
Harbor Division police report a burglary at 2543 E. Anaheim St Wilmington. Tools boat equipment and business machines valued at 3990 dollars were taken after burglars kicked a rear roll up door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake Craft Boat Firm
Anaheim St
Wilmington
Harbor Division
Burglars Strike Carson Auto Wrecking Yard
Deputies report burglars robbed Allco auto wrecking yard at 22632 S Alameda St Carson taking forty auto radiators at 25 dollars each and an office radio at 35 dollars. Entry was gained by cutting a chain lock and smashing an office window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allco Auto
S. Alameda St
Carson
Public Notice of Non-Responsibility by Sylvia D. Jones
Sylvia D. Jones of 6600 W Warner 121 Huntington Beach California 92647 declares she will not be responsible for debts liabilities or obligations incurred by others after October 21 1975. Dated October 15 1975. Pub dates October 21 22 23 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia D. Jones
W. Warner
Huntington Beach
California
Les
Notice of Hearing of Probate Petition in Los Angeles
Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association filed for probate of the will of Elizabeth D. Cairns. A hearing is set for November 3, 1975 in Department A Long Beach. Filed October 14 1975. Clarence E. Cabell County Clerk. Pub dates October 21 22 28 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of California
County of
Los Angeles
Elizabeth D. Cairns
Elizabeth Cairns
Bank OF America National Trust and Savings Association
Dept. A
Superior Court
Long Beach
State of California
Sentes Carmichael Moore
Walter B. Moore
E. 4Th St
Elm Avenue
Calif
LBI
LBSU R&A dispute tests faculty bargaining powers
In a notice of intent for decision Wong cites three faculty interpretations of amended R&A policy requiring Horn's approval before implementation. Munsee calls it a setback but not the final power showdown. a broader fight over collective bargaining rights lies ahead as faculty and public employees seek formal bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R&a
Wong
Gire Horn
Horn
Munsee
Senate
Leo Goodman-Malamuth
LBSU
EMI Brain Scanner to Cut Costs at St Marys and Hospitals
Dr. Harry T. Vanley of St. Marys notes EMI scan costs will drop to one third to one half of current rates and can be done outpatient. Dr. Richard Taketa adds the EMI Scanner reduces brain diagnosis risks such as stroke and paralysis, with radiation levels similar to skull X rays. Whole body EMI scanners are planned for Memorial Hospital Medical Center of Long Beach and Harbor General in Torrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Vanley
St. Mary’s
Richard Taketa
St. Mary's
EMI Group
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Long Beach
Harbor General Hospital
Torrance
Rites today for former harbor aide John Parkinson
Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. at Green Hills Mortuary Chapel in San Pedro for John Parkinson former assistant general manager of the Los Angeles Harbor Department who died Sunday after a long illness. Parkinson 70 retired two years ago after a 50 year maritime career active in Boy Scouts and San Pedro Chamber of Commerce. He is survived by his wife Margaret daughter Cynthia Parkin and sister Sarah Parkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parkinson
Los Angeles
Parkinson
Parky
Harbor Department
Boy Scouts
San Pedro
Holiday food gifts asked for annual distribution drive
The second annual campaign for holiday food distribution to the low income community is under way at East Long Beach Neighborhood Center at 2338 E Anaheim St. Donations of canned goods and staples for Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets may be dropped at the center or Escuela de la Raza at 2600 E 7th St. Tax deductible checks may be sent to either location. Organizations are asked to place collection barrels in their facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Long Beach
Anaheim St. Center
Escuela de la Raza
7Th St
Marilyn Oshiro
Riverside court cites adoption case for Gordon Evans plan
Superior Court in Riverside orders Dale Leroy Anderson to appear on November 20, 1975 to show cause why Gordon Joel Evans petition to adopt Teresa Lee Anderson should not be granted and why Teresa should be freed from parental control. Publication dates October 15 22 29 and November 5 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court OF California
County OF Riverside
Main Street
Riverside
Gordon Joel Evans
State OF California
Dale Leroy Anderson
Superior Court of State of California
California
Teresa Lee Anderson
Donald D. Sullivan
C. Johnson
D. Land
South
Riverside Avenue
Rialto
LBI
Cheap safety investment pays dividend
Long Beach traffic engineer Sal Spitz noted in June 1974 that the city installed reflective yellow raised pavement markers on Ocean Boulevard between Kennebec and Lindero avenues at a cost under 500 dollars. Before installation four cars left the roadway at night, causing two deaths and one injury. in the 1.5 years since, no vehicles have run off the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Sal Spitz
Spitz
Tom Marchese
Ocean Boulevard
Kennebec
Lindero Avenues
One day puppetry class offered by Long Beach Recreation
A three hour puppetry course for parents youth leaders teachers and students will be held Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon at Whaley Park Long Beach. It is sponsored by the Long Beach Recreation Department and the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Pomona Youth Charged in Rape Case
An 18 year-old Pomona man, Clarence Lindsey, 2295 Carlton Ave, faces a rape charge stemming from an incident after a high school dance. He was arrested the prior Sunday and scheduled for arraignment in Los Angeles today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
District Attorney’s Office
Los Angeles
Clarence Lindsey
Carlton Ave
Long Beach Hardware owner Richard C. Cheroske dies
Richard C. Cheroske, a lifelong Long Beach resident and owner of Long Beach Hardware, died Saturday after a six month illness at age 69. He was educated in local schools and a Poly High graduate. services were set for 11:30 this morning at Sunnyside Mortuary Cathedral Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Cheroske
Long Beach
Cheroske
Long Beach Blvd
Poly High
OC bus route extended to serve LBSU and park ride
The Orange County Transit District will extend Route 1 from Newport Beach to Seal Beach to serve Long Beach State University, Veterans Administration Hospital, and the Circle Drive-In Theater park ride. Long Beach Public Transportation Co directors approved the plan unanimously, ending a dispute over direct campus service. The new route, starting Feb 6, will also serve Sunset Beach Huntington Beach and Newport Beach with fast LA access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBSU
Orange County
Long Beach State University
Veterans Administration Hospital
Circle Drive-In Theater
Direct of
Long Beach Public Transportation
Orange County Transit District
Long Beach
University
Seal Beach
Louis Possner
Bureau of Franchises
William F. Farell
Long Beach Public Transportation Co
Orange County Transit
Newport Beach
Pacific Coast Highway
Ximena Avenue
Los Angeles
Possner
Farell
Eric Massey
Jon Regnier
Don Gill
Sunset Beach
Huntington Beach
C. E. Scott
Transportation Company Board
Massey
Long Beach area offers second chance flu shots
Dr Louis E Mahoney health officer announces a second round of free flu immunizations across Long Beach and nearby cities with many sites listed in the Oct 23 schedule. Programs run 1 to 3 p m at multiple local centers and regional locations including Lakewood Bellflower San Pedro Torrance and more with select sites on Oct 22 23 and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Louis E. Mahoney
Long Beach Department
E. Seventh St
North
Houghton Park
Myrtle Ave
Senior Citizens Recreation Center
E. Ocean Blvd
West
Santa Fe Ave
Lakewood
Bloomfield Park
Pioneer
IPT Classified Ad Brings Highest Bidder
Glynn Gaertner of 6143 Gundry Ave. sought the best price for his 1972 Honda motorcycle and used an Independent Press Telegram Classified ad. The 10 day ad brought a flood of offers for Gaertner to consider, suggesting IPT Classified ads help both high price seekers and quick sales. Call 432-5959 to place your ad. Prel 1-3324.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynn Gaertner
Gundry Ave
Independent Press-Telegram
Gaertner
Independent Press-Telcam
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Carson Wreck Yard
Long Beach Community College
Los Angeles County
Liberal Arts
Locust Avenue
Marie M. Wells
East South St Long Beach
Josephine J. Bostick
Aurora
Atlantic Avenue
Aurora A. Villegas
Bernard E. O'Conner, Jr
Torrance Blvd
Rites
Harbor
Green Hills Mortuary Chapel
Charles Williams
Downey Community Hospital Memorial Trust Foundation
Williams
Downey Savings and Loan Association
Stero
Michael Callahan
Magnolia Ave
Alta Loma
Sana
Adie
Los Alam
Rossmoor
Sea Beach
Belltlower
Cerritos
Norwalk
Paramount South Bay Area
Compton
Lynwood
Toll Tree
L.B
Simms Park
Clark Ave
Harbor Health Center
W. Eighth
Bartlett Adult Center
Cravens
North Torrance Community Center
N. Oleander
Paramount
Paramount Community Center
Paramount Blvd
Downey
Memorial Church
E. Florence
North Seal Beach
St. Cloud
Anaheim
Independencia Community Center
Harcourt St
Laguna Beach
Laguna Beach Free Clinic, Inc
Ocean Ave
Newport Beach Mariner's
Dover Drive
Fountain Valley
Fountain Valley Recreation Center
Brookhurst
E. Wardlow
Atlantic Long Beach
S. Hawthorne Blvd
Highridge
Rancho Palos Verdes
EXON
EXXON
Pacific Coast
S. Sepulveda
Madrona Torrance
Southern California
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