Black cat remark tied to Long Beach triple murder case
In a closed preliminary hearing, prosecutor says a remark about getting the black cat’s stuff preceded a Long Beach apartment complex shooting spree that killed three and wounded two. Willie Langston faces three counts of murder and two of assault with a deadly weapon after a 43 minute standoff with police.
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Long Beach
Central Area
Peter Bregman
Kenneth Sutherland
Cowd
Sutherland
Willie Pete Langston
15Th St
Langston
Bregman
Arturo Guzman
Stanadine Sorenson
Eri” Patino
Guzman
Refugio Navarm
Maria
Stamler
Willie Fay
Bregmatt
Texas
Miss Sorenson
Apt. 1
Miss Patino
Sorenson
Navarro
Cancer bias in hiring blamed on illness recovery
A study by the local American Cancer Society chapter finds recovered cancer patients face job discrimination from overprotection to questioning about illness. Dr Frances Feldman reports 8 percent of 87 interviewees felt they were fired or pushed out due to cancer and 22 percent faced employment rejection. California bans such discrimination for medical reasons.
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The
American Cancer Society
Feldman
California
Miss Lyons
Peso devaluation boosts Mexico tourism trade says official
Mexico's treasury secretary Amon Mario Bee said in Los Angeles that the peso's devaluation appears to boost tourism and trade. He noted increased cross border visits for shopping along the border but could not yet provide figures to prove the trend.
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Mexico
Treasury
Los Angeles
Amon Mario Bee
Nationally known speed reading course offered in Long Beach
Golden State Reading Lab brings a four week speed reading course to Long Beach with lectures and cassette tape training. The program promises dramatic speed gains and lower tuition, with free orientation sessions at State Mutual Savings & Loan Assoc. in Belmont Shore.
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Long Beach
Spec
Golden State Reading Lab
United States
State Mutual Savings & Loan Assoc
East 2Nd St
Belmont Shore
Niefo Ave
Buick Opel Special Otter Ad Claims High Mileage
The ad touts a Buick Opel Special Otter with claimed city mileage of 22 mpg and highway of 32 mpg. It promises 4400 miles in city driving and notes mileage varies by driving, car condition, and equipment. It invites visits to Buick-Opel dealers for details and best deals. It mentions a latre car built by Isuzu in Japan and 200 gallons of gas from Buick.
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Buick
Opel
Nice
Isuzu
Japan
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