Barricades Guard Long Beach Pistol Range From Nearby Homes
Long Beach police range, once isolated, now sits near new houses within 100 yards. Plank barricades and earth embankments shield neighbors while shooters practice, with Bruce Ketchum noting the range’s quality. Public access remains via modest fees, attracting clubs from California and nearby states.
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Spring St
Bellflower Blvd
Long Beach
Press-Telegram
NLY
California
Bruce Ketchum
Sunset of Life to Honor Three in Municipal Auditorium
Sunset of Life will honor E. Wightman Mrs. W Stevens and Mrs. Harvey G Anderson on November 24 in the Municipal Auditorium. Humane Society president Wilma G Burgess says the free program is for people over 70 and has been held semiannually for many years. Diversified entertainment starts with the Municipal Band concert at 1 p.m.
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W. §. Stevens
Harvey G. Anderson
Wilma G. Burgess
The
Humane Society
Humane Soety
New U S Law Grants Federal Courts Broad Discretion Over Youth Offenders
The new federal law gives judges authority to place youths in clinics for case analysis before sentencing and to tailor treatment plans including work, education, or housing. It rewires the Federal Parole Board, increasing members to eight and creating a youth corrections division aided by a corrections council. Youth offenders are defined as ages up to 21.
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Justice Department
American Bar Association
American Legion
Supreme Court
Federal Parole Board
Attorney General
Senate
Parole Board
Federal Circuit
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Three Hurt in San Pedro Two-Car Crash
Three persons were injured in a two car collision in San Pedro today. Matia Wick, 21, of 969 West 14th Street, suffered a possible fractured nose. Dinko Pecarich, 37, of 281 West 16th Street, had a knee injury. Ruby Pecarich, 27, of 16th Street, had a possible fractured ankle.
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San Pedro
San Pedro Receiving Hospital
Matia Wick
W. 14Th St
Dinko Pecarich
16Th St
Ruby Pecarich
Soviet visa for Times Moscow correspondent
The Sunday Times reported the Soviet Union granted a visa for Cyril Ray, 42, a former war correspondent, to become Moscow correspondent. He will depart November 18, making the paper the only British Commonwealth publication with a Russia staff representative.
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Sunday Times
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Soviet Union
Times Moscow
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Moscow
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