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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1975
Page
3
The notice describes Action Line services for solving problems and cutting red tape. It provides a mailing address at P O Box 130 Long Beach California 9084 for receiving inquiries and asks readers not to send original documents for return.
The notice surveys microwave cooking benefits and drawbacks including uneven heating and browning limits, energy use comparisons, and suitability as an extra appliance. It also covers shuffleboard resource tips, crocodile and alligator incident notes, and Blue Shield Medicare payment questions from readers in Long Beach and Lakewood.
The Coronet Blue Shield plan lets member physicians bill above Medicare allowances. Medicare pays 80 percent of the Medicare allowed amount, Blue Shield covers 20 percent, and patients may pay more. The system ties to area prevailing rates, often two years out of date, delaying updated cost shares.
An 18 year old Canadian seaman who apparently fell overboard from his ship was found dead early Sunday under a pier in Long Beach. Local police reported the unidentified body discovered beneath the waterfront structure. The fisherman and harbor patrol aided in recovery and authorities began an inquest into the incident.
Two men Jim Clark and Dick Reisner swam ashore after their 32 foot Moebius Boat sank a mile and a half from Santa Cruz Island late Saturday. They reached the island and were housed by Dr. Carey Stanton before flying to Oxnard unaware of a two day coast guard search. A small dog survived with them and 3,000 pounds of sea urchins were lost with the vessel. Coast Guard helicopters and boats joined the search before the pair surfaced in Oxnard.
Negotiators resumed Sunday afternoon after a recess to try to resolve Berkeley's teachers strike. About 90 percent of 960 teachers walked out over a 1.2 percent pay cut and a $900000 fringe benefits reduction. Schools remain open with substitutes but attendance drops.
Sunday's sun and 80s drew crowds to Southern California beaches. Long Beach saw about 60 000 visitors, with nearly 200 000 at other LA County beaches and over 200 000 at Santa Monica and nearby shores. Lifeguards pulled about 50 swimmers for minor rescues. one boat beached craft was towed to a shipyard. Smog alerts were issued inland, with health warnings easing by 6:30 p.m. High 86 in Long Beach. inland areas expected little change.
Carson sheriff's deputies report a two car crash at Sepulveda Boulevard and Main Street in Carson at 7 45 a m. Chang Oh Kim 32 of 191300 S Main St died of internal injuries after arriving at Harbor General Hospital. The other driver Stephen Chase Townsend undetermined age was in fair condition with a concussion and other injuries. The collision cause is under investigation.
Richard James Nixon reported to Long Beach police that burglars entered his residence by breaking a sliding glass door and stole a stereo receiver valued at 300 dollars.
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