Long Beach State discipline case drew sharp Senate criticism
A statewide Academic Senate panel faulted Long Beach State University administration led by President Stephen Horn for handling a high profile faculty discipline case involving James Nogner and Jose Marin. The June 1 report denounces procedural overreach, rushed sanctions, and inadequate transparency, while praising some calls to reduce executive involvement in preliminary stages. The panel’s findings attack guideline im precision and the treatment of the accused, urging reform of university discipline processes.
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Tom Willman
Long Beach State University
Stephen Horn
LBSU
Ilness
James Nogner
Jose Marin
Nogner
Marin
Constance
Noguter
Hyon
Glen §. Dumke
State Personnel Board
State University
Horn
LHSU
Noguer
Tin
Nogier
Nagner
Torn
Academic Senate
Severn Graves
David Provost
Charles Adams
Assualt charges vs Compton teacher at Dominguez High
Felonious assault charges were brought by veteran teacher John Sinnett at Compton's Dominguez High School after a Wednesday quarrel with two girls. A girl reportedly returned with an umbrella and struck him, injuring him and drawing police involvement.
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Dominguez High School
Compton
John Sinnett
Art. Camarillo
Centennial High School
Long Beach Police Log Details Fire and Traffic Calls Today
Long Beach police and fire departments logged numerous emergency calls through the night and today including electrical fire on Third Street and Pacific Ave, noninjury and injury traffic accidents at multiple streets, box alarms, car and truck fires, resuscitator assists, and an apartment fire on 103 Low Beach Blvd. The Casa Del Amo Homes storage area theft reported $4,130 in household appliances from 19924 Teresa Way Cerritos was noted by Lakewood deputies.
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Market Street
Caspian Avenue
Wandlow Road
Seventh Street
Ping Avenue
Avarilaw Road
Pacific
Hower Boulevard
Mga
EB. Sith Street
32Nd Street
Atlantic Avenue
Second Street
Obispo Avenue
Coronado Avenue
Olive Avenue
Low Beach Blvd
Resuseitatot
Corinne Street
Teresa Way
Cerritos
Lakewood
Sheriff's Deputies
Long Beach drama group elects officers for new term
Hayes, former president of Long Beach Community Players in 1967 68, was elected head of the local group succeeding Leo Greene. Margery Stanton became vice president, Ralph Manns treasurer, Richard Schuch secretary. Guy Raiser drew a second five year board term while June Doherty Howard Hayes Judge Beach Vasey and Bruce Miller took three year board seats.
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Toward Hayes
Long Beach Community Players
Leo Greene
Community Playhouse
Margery Stanton
Ralph Manns
Richard Schuch
Guy Raiser
June Doherty
Howard Hayes
Judge Beach Vasey
Bruce Miller
Two Injured in Wardlow Road Collision
Horace Cockrell 30 of 1020 FE 17th Street and passenger Pudah Washington 31 of 207 Lime Avenue were treated for injuries at Pacific Hospital after Cockrells car collided with a vehicle driven by Merle Abramson 59 of 2041 Cedar Avenue at Wardlow Road and Pacific Place at 1 35 p m Monday police reported
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Horace Cockrell
17Th St
Pudah Washington
Lime Ave
Pacific Hospital
Cockrell
Merle J. Abramson
Cedar Ave
Wardlow Road
Pacific Place
Long Beach Opposes Tahoe Flight Plan Hearing
The Long Beach Bureau of Franchises voted to oppose Holiday Airlines passenger service between Long Beach and Lake Tahoe. The PUC had granted authority in 1968, then rescinded in January with a review underway. City officials argue demand is low and more flights would worsen noise. Deputy City Attorney Still was to attend the San Francisco hearing.
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Long Beach
State Public Utilities Commission
Holiday Airlines
PUC
San Francisco
Lewis Possner
Bureau
Possner
Leslie E. Still Jr
Celeste Brougher to be honored with Wednesday services
Wednesday services for Celeste Brougher civic leader will be at 1 pm at First Baptist Church Long Beach. The Oregon graduate and longtime Long Beach activist led local clubs and DAR roles, survived by husband Dr Russe M Brougher and two brothers Horace G and David L Foulkes. Memorial gifts suggested to Ebell Adrian Scholarship, Women's Music Club Scholarship, and First Baptist churches in Tong Beach or Glendale.
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Celeste Brougher
First Baptist Church
Celeste F. Brougher
Long Beach
University of Oregon
Frank M. Kepner
J. Whitcomb Brougher Jr
Disday Family
Ebell Adrian
Women's Music Club
First Baptist Church of
Tong Beach
Glendale
Classified Ads Promise Big Savings Spotlight
Classified ads invite readers to turn to the section for big shopping deals and savings. The notice emphasizes savings and consumer offers, urging quick action.
Oxipor VHC touted as psoriasis breakthrough by doctors
A new treatment Oxipor VHC is claimed to be twice as effective as leading products against psoriasis. Reports describe rapid improvement after two weeks including reduced redness and flakiness, with large patches breaking into lighter spots. Regular use is said to prevent recurrence.
Hayes backs coast access plan for peninsula shoreline
Assemblyman James A. Hayes of Long Beach supports the Board of Supervisors allocating 1.5 million dollars in the 1972 73 county budget to acquire the Alta Jones Cove and Portuguese Bend shoreline along the Palos Verdes Peninsula. Hayes says a top state priority is to restore public access to coastline currently blocked by private landowners.
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James A. Hayes
Long Beach
Board of Supervisors
Alta- Jone Cove
Portuguese Bend
Pilos Verdes Peninsulh
Ingjor
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