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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1975
Page
28
Weather outlook shows clearing low clouds and hazy sun by noon across Long Beach and Orange County with highs in the mid 70s, cooler coastal highs upper 60s to mid 70s inland. Mountain and desert regions see light winds, modest temperatures, and fair to partly cloudy skies with typical overnight lows.
Admiral Hyman Rickover, head of the Navy's nuclear propulsion program, blasted the Pentagon for wasting about $1 billion a year on defense contractor research and development. He argued much of the work yielded little practical value and urged reforms.
In Brooklyn federal court 19 international carriers pleaded no contest to illegal kickbacks paid to travel agents. Airlines faced $35,900 fines each, Caledonian Airways $25,000 for cooperation. The complaints allege agents received discounts or flights not tied to defense contracts.
A 31 year old Navy man Rodney C. Rudy of 1319 E Anaheim St Harbor City was killed when his motorcycle hit a truck trailer at Alameda and Anaheim Streets in Wilmington. Harbor Division police said he was aboard the USS Oral Sea and died at the scene at 3 15 p m.
The Air Pollution Control District predicts light smog and reduced visibilities across parts of the South Coast Air Basin today. No first stage health advisories are expected as ozone and other pollutant readings are monitored against California standards.
AFL-CIO President George Meany issued a broad attack on Ford administration policy at the national convention warning that current economic actions have sown seeds for a deeper recession. He urged rational job-creating programs and said unemployment and low production threaten growth.
Public notice lists creditors of Jim J. Eth and outlines a bulk transfer to Philip C. Chin for the food take-out business The Food Factory at 468 Del Amo Boulevard Long Beach The bulk transfer is set for on or after October 10 1975 at 10 A.M. through Jean Allen Escrow Co Inc. Also notices a trustee sale on October 24 1975 at 10:00 A.M. for property at 6881 Coachella Avenue Long Beach via Mason McDuffie Co. The sale is subject to terms of a Deed of Trust and a note of 20328.11 dollars. Notices run Sept 30 Oct 7 and Oct 14 1975.
Public notice states Title Insurance and Trust Company as trustee will sell the property at public auction on October 14, 1975 at 10:00 AM. The sale covers The North half of Lot 1 Bergen Tract in Long Beach California with address 856 Magnolia Ave. The note secured by the deed of trust totals 23010 dollars plus interest and advances. The notice is dated September 11 1975 and published September 16 23 30 1975.
Surety National Bank as trustee will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder the property tied to loan 12 1 1087 encumbered by a deed of trust recorded in Los Angeles County on December 27 1972 The breach notice and demand for sale were recorded June 5 1975 The sale is set for October 16 1975 at 11 00 AM at the front entrance of the Los Angeles County Courthouse Norwalk California The notice is dated September 9 1975 and published September 16 23 30 1978 by Ruth Percy assistant secretary for the service company
Obituary notices for Antonia L Aldapa of Wilmington California, longtime Wilmington resident, mother of many, with services at Holy Family Church and local cemetery. Also lists family survivors and funeral directors McNerney's Colonial Chapel and other local mortuaries.
The Insurance and Trust Company as trustee will sell at public auction to the high bid der for cash at 10:00 AM on November 11, 1975 the west 45 feet of Lot 37 in Tract No 12075 in Long Beach Los Angeles California recorded maps and Official Records. The note secured by the trust seeks 20861 95 with default and demand for sale. Address of property purportedly 268 Heath Lane Long Beach California.
The Superior Court of California Orange County D 79924 orders Merle E Meehan and Richard Meehan to appear October 31 1975 at 9:00 a.m. in Santa Ana to show cause why orders requested for remodification should not be granted. References include a February 5 1975 USC order supportive declaration Interlocutory Decree and UCM A declaration.
Public auction set for November 11 1915 at 10:00 AM by Title Insurance and Trust Company as trustee under a 1974 deed of trust to sell 1920 Harbor Ave Long Beach Los Angeles County California to satisfy a 20903 21 debt plus fees. Property includes Lots 5 and 6 Block 12 Tract 1833 per Map Book 23 Pages 86 87. Trustee Kirk Nicholson authorized.
The California Sansome Corporation as Trustee will sell at public auction the property in Long Beach California described as Lots 56 through 60 in Tract 14673 at 5199 Pacific Coast Highway Beach California. The sale is due to breach of default on the deed of trust securing the note to The Bank of California National Association. Sale date October 17 1975 at 11 00 AM at the Los Angeles County Courts Building Norwalk California.
The Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association as Trustee will sell at public auction on October 17 1975 at eleven AM itemized property in Los Angeles County California to satisfy a deed of trust from 1964 with payments including 7 percent interest. The property located at 2094 2086 Avenue Long Beach California is described with an East 60 feet exclusion and is subject to the trust instrument recorded in Official Records. The sale is conducted by Dorothy Schick assistant president Sylvia Villarreal trust administrator with notices published September 23 October 7 1975.
Leo Willie Pinkston known as Pinky died Sunday. He is survived by wife Evelyn son James Pinkston daughter Linda Gallegos grandsons Gary and Larry Gallegos granddaughters Kathy and Jamie Pinkston brothers Floyd and Joseph Pinkston. Services Wednesday 10:00 a.m. Memorial Chapel Sunnyside Mortuary entrance on San Antonio Drive. Interment Sunnyside Memorial Gardens.
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