Civilian traffic corps replace LA officers in 1950s era move
Los Angeles replaces one third of full-time traffic officers with trained civilians. They wear uniforms, move on foot or in mobile units, have no arrest or citation power, but can file complaints. Civilians start at 545 dollars monthly, require two weeks training, and have lighter physical and eyesight standards.
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Auburn haired cook evacuated from Soviet vessel to hospital
San Diego reports Lilia Kostika, 28, the second crew member from the Akademik Berg to be airlifted by the U.S. Coast Guard for emergency care in California. Eleven days earlier seaman Nicholas Didyk, 28, had abdominal surgery in San Francisco and is recovering.
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