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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1968

Page

3

County approves private academy land giveaway in Los Angeles

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted 3 to 2 to back contracts enabling a private foundation to build the Academy of Performing Arts on county land near the Music Center. The plan includes a funded underground garage and a $4.8 million revenue bond with annual costs around $336,000, plus possible subsidies. Grand Jury foreman Lenes E McKee criticized the move as nonessential. Lesley Ann Warren and Jon Peters announce the birth of son Christopher at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.

Board of Supervisors Academy of Performing Arts Long Beach Music Howard A. Jarvis United Organizations Jarvis Lenes E. McKee Grand Jury McKee Los Angeles County Frank G. Bonelli John D. Maharg Burton W. Chace Bonelli Hollywood Lesley Ann Warren Jon Peters Christopher Cedars of Lebanon Hospital

Reagan blasts L A County Board grape boycott stance

Governor Ronald Reagan denounced the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors for endorsing a grape boycott as silly and ridiculous. The 3-2 vote along party lines urged citizens to refrain from buying grapes while not halting all grape purchases.

Ronald Reagan Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors California Reagan Kenneth Hahn

Abandoned Girl Traced To Flight at Orange County Airport

Corrinne Ann Esaw, a 7 year old girl, was found wandering the Orange County Airport after a note requested she be sent to her grandmother in Escanaba Michigan. A security guard spotted her, she had two suitcases and 45 cents, and officers brought her to the Albert Sitton Home for dependent children.

Orange County Michigan Corrinne Ann Esaw Corrinne 8Th Avenue South Escanaba Mich Sheriff Robert Griffeth Margaret Woodard Sheriff's Juvenile Albert Sitton

Watson challenges Governor Reagan to debate property tax measures

County Assessor Philip E. Watson urged Gov Ronald Reagan to appear in an open statewide debate on the ballot propositions for property tax relief. Watson sponsored Proposition No 9 proposing a 1 percent limit on property tax after Reagan signed the Miller Constitutional Amendment Proposition 1A.

L.A. Bureau Philip E. Watson Ronald Reagan Watson Reagan

Nursing home hit by earthmover outside Los Angeles

A 40 ton earthmover crashed through the Foothill Nursing Home wall in San Fernando after careening down an embankment on a freeway project. The operator, Edward Carter, 47, died. Five others were injured, including a 94-year-old woman in critical condition.

San Fernando UPI Foothill Edward Carter Los Angeles Pacoima Lutheran Hospital

SLAIN BOY S PARENTS SUE OFFICER L A

Jeff and Josephine Leonard sue the city of Los Angeles and Officer Larry Fultz for 1 million dollars over the March 9 shooting death of 19 year old William A. Leonard on West Imperial Highway. The suit says Fultz was negligent and reckless after a revolver he held discharged when Leonard appeared at a back bedroom window while police were called to a neighborhood disturbance.

Los Angeles Jeff Josephine Leonard William A. Leonard Larry Fultz West Imperial Highway Leonard Fultz

Woman Drowns in Pico Rivera Pool

A 54 year old Pico Rivera woman Aldona Lambert slipped and fell into the family pool Tuesday and was drowned. The body at 4:30 p.m. was found by her mother Virginia Stanley. Investigators say the victim was a nonswimmer.

Pico Rivera Sheriff's Aldona Lambert Hasty Ave Virginia Stanley

County Supervisors Back Federal LSD Penalty Bill

County supervisors endorsed a federal bill to stiffen penalties for LSD and other dangerous drugs. Supervisor Ernest E. Debs said the measure would aid police by placing such drugs on a par with narcotics and noted it includes a one year probation for first offenders and possible erasure of the conviction after probation.

Ernest E. Debs Debs

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