Secret Witness rewards update for 1970s California cases
The Independent and Press Telegram publish weekly Secret Witness summaries with rewards from 2500 to 2000 dollars for arrests and convictions in the killer of Steven Snedek, Ashok Parekh, the Long Beach bank robber, Douglas Redpohl, the GM Bank cashier bandit, and Andrea Logan, detailing locations dates and reward provenance. Rewards remain open until cases close or withdrawal notice is printed. Informants must contact Secret Witness directly via phone or post box.
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Penm
Press- Telegram
Secret Witness rewards offered for information
Independent Press Telegram notes a guaranteed fund of 100000 for tips leading to arrests or convictions. Informants remain anonymous and rewards apply to cases publicized or not, with contact via 436-2526 8am to midnight weekdays and 3pm to 10pm weekends. Mail to Secret Witness P.O. Box 67 Long Beach California.
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Independent
P.O
Long Beach
Calif
Brown reverses self in med spying plan
Sacramento Governor Brown endorsed and then withdrew support for undercover state workers posing as Medi Cal patients to test if doctors accept Medi Cal. Interim Health Director Gnaizda outlined Operation Check Up contacting doctors to gauge access, with 40 employees to pose as patients. Brown, undecided on a smog device bill, weighs information ahead of Assembly floor action.
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Sacramento
UPI
Brown
Department of Health
Robert Gnaizda
Gnaizda
California Medical Association
California
Assembly
$300000 Awarded in Death After X Ray
A Superior Court jury awarded $300000 to a Big Bear City woman and her three year old daughter in the death of David M. Hooker who died five hours after an X ray treatment in 1972. The panel found Victor Valley Hospital staff negligent, including chief radiologist Robert E. Young, while finding no fault with E R Squibb and Sons Inc. The doctor who ordered the X rays had settled for $75000.
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SAN Bernarding
Big Bear City
Superior Court
Robert E. Young
Victor Valley Hospital
David M. Hooker
E.R. Squibb and Sons Inc
Thomas M. Metndod
Reward for arrest of Tommy's Liquors robbers
A $1,000 reward is offered by Secret Witness and store owner Thomas Young for information leading to the arrest of the robbery bandits who held up Tommy's Liquors at 225 Willow St on October 19, 1974. They fled with cash over $100 and a quantity of liquor and cigarettes.
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Knights of Columbus Council
Kider
Steven
Robert Snedekez
Cherry Ave
Ashok N. Parekh
Magnolia Ave
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Long Beach Blvd
Douglas Redpohl
Anaheim
Sunkist Road
Ball Road
Andrea
Treecy" Logan
Long Beach
Walnut St
Thomas Young
Tommy's Liquors
Willow St
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