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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1972

Page

8

Liquor store clerk wins workers comp in assault case

California Supreme Court denied a hearing on an appeal by the liquor store owner and insurers, upholding a state appeals court order granting workers compensation benefits to Edward Ross, shot by Robert Davison in 1969. Ross received awards totaling over nine thousand dollars plus medical costs and attorney fees. The case arose after Ross, a bachelor, was wounded in the back and arm following alleged threats near Sevill e Liquor Store.

Los Angeles California Supreme Cart State Cart of Appeal Edward J’. Ross Robert Davison Ross Davidson Willie Mae Seville Littlerack

Catholics plan new birth control clinics in Los Angeles

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles will set up clinics to teach the Billings ovulation method. Rev. Robert Deegan says the method is safe and morally acceptable, claiming it is more reliable than the rhythm method and based on cervical mucus indicators. The Billings duo, visiting from Australia, spoke at a Washington conference and will lecture in Los Angeles Catholic hospitals as clinics are established.

Archdiocese of Los Angeles Robert Deegan Archdiocese John Billings Billings U.S Washington, D.C Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Rites planned for WWI air mail pioneer Grant

A World War I pilot thought to be first to fly mail from Canada to the United States will be honored in services at St. John’s Episcopal Church Fallbrook. Lawrence Louis Grant, 76, died after a short illness. A former Royal Canadian Air Force pilot, he delivered air mail in May 1919 from Vancouver to Port Angeles. Later, an 88 general contractor, Grant helped subdivide Los Angeles Wilshire area. He retired in 1958 to Bonsall home, survived by two daughters and six grandchildren.

Canada United States St. John's Episcopal Church Fallbrook Lawrence Louis Grant Royal Canadian Air Force Grant Vancouver B C Port Angeles Wash Los Angeles Wilshire Boulevard Burton Way Doheny Drive Robertson Boulevard Bonsall

Airlines to start security checks Sunday in new rules

Seattle reports FAA security chief Jay Adsen states that starting Sunday airlines will implement mandatory anti hijacking screening with pre boarding checks. He cites past hijackings and weapons found under voluntary programs and notes variations by airline size and possible use of electronic detectors.

Jay Adsen Federal Aviation Administration Adsen United States D.B. Cooper FAA

State may free Mrs Miller in parole plan May

Frontera California Institute for Women superintendent says a release plan for Mrs Miller, convicted in 1965 of first degree murder, will be submitted to the parole board by May. The 42 year old brunette mother, who gave birth in jail, has served seven years minimum and appeared before the Women’s Board of Terms and Parole, with no order to reappear for a full year. The case stems from the 1964 death of Gordon E Miller, a dentist found fatally burned in his car near Alta Loma. The prosecution claimed she killed him for life insurance and an affair. she says the death was accidental. Her appeal has been heard twice by the Supreme Court and remains before federal court.

Frontera Lucille Miller Parole Board Virginia Carlson California Institute For Women Gordon E. Miller Alta Loma

Restudy bids by firm and aides in bribe case

In Sacramento the Water Resources Control Board reevaluated bids from Engineering Science Inc of Arcadia for $1 million in water quality plan work after allegations involving a Honolulu bribery case tied to a separate $2.5 million sewage project. Board chair Mulligan, facing resignation, did not participate.

Sacramento UPI State Water Resources Control Board Engineering Science, Inc Arcadia State Board Kerry Mulligan Engineering Science Hawaii Honolulu

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