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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1973

Page

4

Long Beach doctor fined for drug prescription case

A Long Beach physician faced a fine and probation terms after a trial tied to missing prescriptions and a restaurant hall cleanup slip. Testimony included two women posing as patients detailing visits for hangover cures, while the doctor defended his medical judgment. Possible action by the State Board of Medical Examiners may suspend his license.

Long Beach Department of ‘Consumer — Affairs Charles Stowall Albert Ramsey Er George Baker Canada Iet State Board of Medical Examiners

Dead Yank alive he’s on PW list and remains in question

The Commu nists claimed nine patrol members died in captivity near Khe Sanh with only partial remains verified. James Ridgeway, Frederick Lewis Elpert, and others were listed as killed in action or deserters, with homes and statuses unclear. Remains were interred at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in St Louis after family-selected placement.

Comrmunists James Iain Frederick Lewis Elpert Wha Kanni Ad Karl Hanoi Phe Evant James Wits Perth Jeferson Barracks

Ceasefire in Vietnam Shows Mixed Momentum

After a tentative ceasefire, fighting in Vietnam is waning but may surge again. Officials say long-term momentum favors the truce as ceasefire terms hold, with totals since the ceasefire beginning listing 2066 Viet Nam artillery deaths, 3761 Communist soldiers, 296 Saigon troops, and nine civilians. The first American casualty was W.C. Anthony Dal Pozzo Jr, 22, of Santa Barbara California, killed when his helicopter was shot down. Dozens of U.S. servicemen are returning home as air travel to Thailand accelerates. U.S. observers report no air strikes in Vietnam over the weekend, while bombing pauses continue in Cambodia and Laos. Joint mili tary commission delegates from North Vietnam and Viet Cong arrived amid disputes over immigration rules and citizenship.

Saigon Vietnam W.C. Anthony Dal Pozzo di Santo Barbara Calif

High-heeled extortionist mulled two payoff bids

A Jackson area extortion plot unraveled as a worker found a suitcase of money, turned it in, and later authorities aimed to trap the suspect. A restrained banker's wife escaped captivity amid the chaotic sequence, prompting police pursuit and staged drops. The investigation continued as officers pursued the unseen abductor.

Arendale Marcum Embatiand Leon Eariings Tadorist Aleet Cheahindtoy Avondaly

U.S. to make car makers pay recalls under six years old

In testimony to the Senate Commerce Committee, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration head Douglas W. Toms urged that manufacturers bear the cost of safety recall repairs for models under six years old, while older cars past their useful life should not be charged to owners.

Washington Congress Douglas W. Toms National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Senate Commerce Committee

Agnew endorses Thieu on Saigon visit amid peace hopes

Vice President Agnew arrived in Saigon during a Southeast Asia tour and voiced confidence that all parties can overcome obstacles to a workable cease fire and peace. He urged patience and a positive attitude from the parties and observers in major capitals. He noted the long conflict and deep mistrust as reasons for early snags but remained hopeful. He stopped in Guam to rest before continuing the tour.

Agauw Agnew Guam

US dependents education aid cut in federal budget

The budget shows a 10 percent drop in education aid for children of federal employees and military dependents from 415 million to 145 million in fiscal 1974. Category A and B students face changes as funds are funneled through revenue sharing and some aids terminate. In Manila a plane crash killed several military personnel including a Philippine Marine commodore and a Filipina marksman.

Washington Tocal Manila UPL Philippine Marines Bataan Peninsula Trailes Ricinvde Unn Adolfo Felman Navy

Green Beret Alive in Viet Cong Prisoner List

Mrs. Vera S. Craig of 234 Platt St. reports her son Master Sgt. Harvey G. Brande, a Green Beret, is alive as a Viet Cong prisoner of war. An Ft. MacArthur casualty officer told her the name appeared on a Paris list, ending four years of uncertainty since his 1968 missing-in-action status from the Long Vei battle.

Cnet Vietnam Vera S. Craig Platt St Harvey G. Brande Battle of Long Vei

Laguna Niguel loot found in Ohio

FBI notes recoveries totaling about 2.5 million dollars from the Laguna Niguel bank burglary. Cash, bonds, and securities were found buried near Youngstown Ohio and in the Laguna Niguel area. Ronald Lee Barber and Harry Barber are implicated. another suspect was arrested in Rochester New York. The case ranks as one of America's largest bank burglary robberies.

Agenty United California Bank Laguna Niguel FBI Youngstown Ohio Laguna Nigrel Ronald Lee Barber Seath Gate Caito Rochester N.Y

Nixon and South Vietnamese aide in parley

Nixon and a South Vietnamese aide held talks as Ziegler faced a line of Hewsmen questions about Hanoi's control of its troops in South Vietnam and the Viet Cong. Ziegler said fighting momentum is ending and that elements are being put in place to carry out the agreement. The withdrawal of refugees was noted as underway.

Paris Nguyen Duy Trinh North Vietnam Hanoi Trinhen Vietnam Moscow Peking Mie Wal Ae North South South Vietnam

Driver freed in Barnard injury case in Cape Town

In Cape Town, Kally Lutele, 27, was acquitted of reckless or negligent driving failing to stop and failing to report an accident after a pickup struck heart transplant pioneer Barnard and his wife. Barnard testified he suffered 13 broken ribs a collapsed lung and other injuries while crossing a main road after leaving a restaurant.

Cape Town South Africa Christian WN. Barnard Menth Kally Lutele Barnard

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