Public health meeting warns of gaps in care
Health leaders discuss cultural and status gaps hindering care. They urge community grounded physicians, decentralized programs, and public health focus on what people want rather than what professionals deem best.
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Hemsley
Orange County
James Bates
South Central Multipurpose Health Services Center
Faustina Solis
Farm Workers Health Service
California State Department of Public Health
Loyd L Lavender Rites Set Monday
Loyd L Lavender 66 longtime Long Beach Municipal Court commissioner died after a heart attack at his home 82 Giralda Walk He retired Sept 1 1961 he became commissioner after 16 years as chief clerk of the court His career included serving as chair man of the Municipal Court Clerks Association and backing the 1955 amendment on Saturday closure Surviving wife Berenice and mother Ada Lavender funeral at Sheelar Stricklin Mortuary officiated by Dr Frank M Kepner. he was native of Washington state and UC Berkeley alumnus
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Sheelar/Stricklin Mortuary
Loyd L. Lavender
Long Beach Municipal Court
Giralda Walk
Lavender
Municipal Court
Washington State
Mr. Lavender
Long Beach
Uc-Berkeley
Los Angeles County Department of Charities
Court Clerks Association
Berenice
Ada Lavender
Frank M. Kepner
First Baptist Church
Accountant Jailed in Fund Theft in Orange County
Richard W. Burke, 27, an accounting deputy in the Orange County clerk's office, surrendered after a grand jury audit and was charged with grand theft. Prosecutors say Burke admitted falsifying accounts for almost two years and claimed he took about $5,000, though the figure might be higher. He was booked at Orange County Jail in Santa Ana and faces arraignment Monday.
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Orange County Clerk's Office
Richard W. Burke
James Enright
Burke
Orange County
Santa Ana
Testimony Links Pair to Jewels Testimony Links Pair to Jewels
A Long Beach jewelry theft trial connected Darryl Vincent and Jeremy Frasch to other gem thefts as testimony described discovering $9,300 worth of diamonds in a Sacramento federal building plumbing. Prosecutors tied the pair to a Dec 10 raid on the C. C. Lewis store in Long Beach and to a broader theft ring across the U S Europe and the Bahamas. The courtroom heard a Redding stop and a coat search revealing rings and diamonds, later recovered from a sewer. The trial resumes in Department D at 9 30 a.m.
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Long Beach
U.S
Sacramento Federal Building
Darryl Vincent
Jeremy Frasch
Hollywood
C. C. Lewis
Pine Ave
Canada
Bahamas
John Arguelles
Redding
Immigration Department
CHP
Don McEntire
Vincent
Power-Boat Races at Marine Stadium Cut Back in 1970
The Recreation Commission approves a policy limiting Marine Stadium power-boat events to eight in 1970, about 13 to 18 racing days, excluding the California International Sea Festival. Drag boats capped at four events, racing hours reduced to 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Weekends noon to 5 p.m. A 600-signature petition urged noise cuts. Marina Shores group backs the reduction but seeks further limits.
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L.B. Stadium
Marine Stadium
Recreation Commission
Alvin D. Hoskin
Mission Changed New Commander for Ticonderoga
The USS Ticonderoga underwent a change of command in Long Beach Naval Shipyard as Capt. Richard F. E. Fowler Jr. transferred command to Capt. William H. McLaughlin in a flight deck ceremony. Rear Adm. Martin D. Carmody spoke as guest, with McLaughlin coming from USS Vermillion. Fowler becomes chief of staff to the Pacific Naval Air Force in San Diego.
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Ticonderoga
Vietnam
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Richard FE. Fowler Jr
William H. McLaughlin
Martin D. Carmody
Carrier Division 1
Vermillion
Fowler
Pacific Naval Air Force
San Diego
Police Nab Escapee Visiting Friends
A Garden Grove man who broke from a marshal custody in a Costa Mesa court and escaped under fire was arrested while visiting friends in Garden Grove, according to Costa Mesa police.
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Garden Grove
Costa Mesa
Colorado River Exhibit Slated
A photographic exhibit of Major John Wesley Powell’s 1869 Colorado River exploration will be shown November 1 to 30 at the Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum in Santa Ana. The Powell party also traced the Green River in Wyoming, and his records were published in Canyons of the Colorado in 1985. Marshal A L Eichler opened a holding tank to move prisoners when John D Faulkner, 26, of 12941 Hazel St, pushed him aside and fled to a waiting car. Eichler fired two shots that missed. Daniel J Rogers, 23, of Westminster, was arrested for aiding the escape. Both men face arraignment in Costa Mesa Monday with Faulkner charged with felony escape and Rogers with a misdemeanor. Faulkner was about to be arraigned on burglary charges when he escaped.
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John Wesley Powell
Colorado River
Charles W. Bowers
Santa Ana
Powell
Green River
Wyoming
Colorado
A. L. Eichler
Harbor Municipal Court
John D. Faulkner
Hazel St
Eichler
Daniel J. Rogers
Purdy St
Westminster
Costa Mesa
Faulkner
Rogers
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Slim Lines
Seaquest
Long Beach Arena
McEntire
W. T. Dodson
Seattle
Department D
Marina Shores Improvement Association
James Smedley
W.H. McLaughlin
R.E. Fowler JR
RCA
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
Long Beach Blvd
North
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Texaco
Cadillac
Ovic
Dooley
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