Sheriff Blames Supervisors for Jail Move Delays
Sheriff Peter J. Pitchess accused the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors of causing delays in moving inmates to the county's new 14.2 million dollar men’s jail. He cited a budget cut of 418 thousand dollars, delaying hospital equipment, flooring, and staffing. Pitchess warned of further hold ups if the board delays occupancy.
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ST Lot Angeles
Los Angeles
Board of Supervisors
Peter J. Pitchess
Wtchess
Asell
Pitchess
Asi
Jaid
Sidlewalk Senate Contested by Vata Wile
City crowd at Fifth Street and Pine Avenue asks residents which foreign country they'd most like to visit. Respondents name Switzerland, the Bahamas, Bermuda, Italy, Russia, and Mali amid casual travel thoughts and personal notes from local residents and students.
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Vata Wile
Fifth Street
Pine Avenue
Mary Fontana
Cartagena Dr. City College
Bahamas
Bermuda
Italy
Switzerland
Planning Board Urges Ban on El Toro Homes
Witness Jack Bennett of Laguna Beach testifies that funding for the Laramore project did not come from Reds and that a $1.25 million investment was based on prior board action. He says a six month delay by the Board of Supervisors cost $80,000 and a 60 day delay in zoning extended costs of $20,000, affecting development of homes near Los Alamitos Naval Air Station.
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Laramore Lhe
Reds
Orange County
Los Alamitos Tenier Kant
Naval Air Station
Board of Supervisors
Death Notices Fullerton Vernon and others in Long Beach area
A string of death notices from Long Beach area obituaries lists Fullerton Vernon 54 of 1130 Ohio Ave died Tuesday with multiple survivors and services scheduled. Other notices include White Mary G. 64, Tyas Joseph J. 16, Hand Ralph T. 78, Frank James A. 25, Selen Margaret, Zody Rush 65, Mortell’s Mortuary notes, Dean Armi Clarence 78, McGowan Henry 82, Gould Sidney A. 50, Moore June 77, Lubpre Gutilic 86, and Lure likely private funeral arrangements with dates and locations at Disday, Dilday, Mortall, Mortuary and Rose Hills Memorial Park etc. Service details vary by individual with dates and times listed.
Plan E favored in El Toro runway land use debate
Long Beach and Southland towns prepare monthly siren tests at 10 a.m. with warnings to inform local service providers. Planning Commission backs Plan E allowing 1,875 acres on both sides of the runway, while disapproving Plans D and I containing 790 and 1,060 acres plus an adjacent acre. Marine Col. Evans Carlson, son of WWI Raiders leader, testifies on compatibility between landowners and El Toro operations. Irvine Co. planning chief Raymond Matson says current maps reflect thinking, not final zoning, and manufacturing zoning could be considered under Plan C.
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Bennett
Planning Commission
Col
Evans Carlson
Carlson
el Toro
Raymond Matson
Irvine Co
Matson
General Electric Bids Law on Street Lights
General Electric supply Co offered a low bid of 22501 dollars on an annual contract to furnish light-standard assemblies for modernizing old street lights. Westinghouse Electric Co placed a second bid of 23906 dollars. Associated Roof Co of Los Angeles appeared qualified for a 7557 dollar contract to construct a new roof on the Municipal Garage at 243 Chestnut Ave. Haddock Roof Co of Long Beach was the nearest competitor.
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General Electric Supply Co
Westinghouse Electric Co
Associated Roof Co
Los Angeles
Chestnut Ave
Haddoc Roof, Co
Long Beach
Judge to Sentence Dr Rehman Friday
Dr Jerome Rehman, convicted August 2 on criminal conspiracy, faces sentencing Friday at 10 a.m. Superior Court Judge Harold Schweitzer presides over the case along with co-conspirators Mack Lincoff Charles E Symes and Richard Gorman. The trial began September 26, 1942.
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Dr. Rehman
Jerome Rehman
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Harold W. Schweitzer
Rehimian
Hree
Attorey
Mack Lincoff
X-ray Tech
Nician Charles E. Symes
Richard Gorman
Death of Poly High Ex Teacher Leva Handy at 75
Miss Leva Handy long time Poly High School social studies teacher died after a long illness in Pasadena California. Born in Canada in 189? she began teaching at Poly High in 1916 and served 34 years. She resided in Pasadena at 642 South Villa before death. Private funeral arrangements were handled by Mortell's Mortuary. Her only known relatives are Canadian cousins.
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Leva Handy
Ale Poly
Pasargena
Hany
Poly
Southern California
S. Villa
St. Pasadena
Canada
California
Puly Hight
Mortell
San Onofre Best Site Chosen for Proposed Power Plant
A California Public Utilities Commission hearing favored San Onofre as the best site for an $82 million 395000 kilowatt nuclear plant planned by Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas and Electric. Opposition cited radiation fears. officials noted fish and recreation agreements, and a construction permit from the Atomic Energy Commission is required.
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Point
San Onofre
Southern California Edison Co
San Diego Gas and Electric Co
State Public Utilities Commission
PUC
William M. Bennett
Los Angeles
Bennett
Robert W. Hollis
Encino
Big Sycamore Canyon
Sequit Canyon
Los Angeles County
Ventura County
Hollis
San Cgruffe
Hugo Fisher
The
Resources Agency of California
Gaede
San Clemente Land
Margaret B. Porter
San Diego
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Franklin C. Campbell
Pilot Sorry He Cast Reflection on Skipper
A courtroom transcript details the Massmar collision with the Sierra. The crew testifies that orders to reverse and steer hard right were given as the Sierra approached. The mate notes the Sierra nine tenths of a mile away and a collision appears imminent as the Massmar is towed in bow first.
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Massmar
Brown
Shelmsman
Noide
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Telegram
Sidlewalk Senate
Leah Pruitt
Bay Blvd
Seal Beach
Nancy Nelson
Lakewood Blvd
Maly
Colege
Rose Wrobel
Lakewood
Fred Bassett
Carrie Markham
Hoffman Ave
Paris
Planning Board
el Toro Homes
Seek Eye Os
Jack Bennett
Laguna Beach
Fullerton
Vern
Ohio Ave
Wilt
Clevaj
Peggy Men
Geraldine Magill
Aim
Disday
White
Mary G
McKenzie St
Frances Scott
Faith Miller
Mary Stipp
George Gillette
Disday Family
Tyras—Joseph J
Wif Wilma
Daisy Braden
Mabel Estep
Virginia Dixon
Virgil
George
Robert
Dilday
Ralph T
EL Mirador Ave
Arel
Martha
Ralph
Mildred Bean
Dorothy Joslyn
Frank—James
Ninth St
Charles E. Frank Sr
Arthur
Charles E. Jr
Bettijane Carlisle
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Dilday Family
Zody
Miss Rush
Delta Ave
Felwin
Salt Lake City
Utah
YWCA
First Baptist Church
Seymour
Ind
Dean
Armi Clarence
Fashion Ave
Parker
Beulah Byrne
Dorothy Sault
William
Edna Henderson
Moltell
Gould
Sidney A
Linden Ave
Violet
Oakland
Calif
Harris Colonial Mortuary
Charpe
Lubpre
Gutilic
Anaheim SL
William Dallman
Myra Dallman
Mia
Edith Humble
Pam
Sunnyside Memorial Park Chapel
Sheelar
Southland
Mies Katharine
General Electric
Chamber
Furious
A T Rial
Paramount
Sa|ier
Hece
HiveHihan
Bev
Comiury
Merce
Rose Hills
Rose Tilly
Rose Hills Mortuary
Rose Hills Memorial Parchoo Workman
Mit and
Whittier, California
Alapp
Oxford
Nie
Endawnant Cara Cemetery
Utility
Don Brackenbury
Angahet Butea
Sears
Dfba
Surview Center
Timex
Bank
Americard GE
Anaheint
Levis Eed
LEVIS
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