Coroner jury rules drugs caused Whiting death
A coroner s jury in Gila Bend Arizona ruled that David Whiting died February 11 in Sarah Miles motel room from a drug overdose. It left whether it was accidental or intentional undetermined and noted ambiguity about injuries on the back of his head. Whiting 26, Miles s business manager, was in town during filming of The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing with Burt Reynolds present.
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Sarah Miles
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Burt Reynolds
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Fraudulent talent ads and presidential swimming award details
A report notes Tri-Went talent ads misled applicants into paying for photos and lessons with few getting jobs, urging complaints to Deputy AG Michael Botwin. It also outlines the Presidential Sports Award program, requiring 250 miles of swimming in four months and logs for eligibility, with 31 supported sports and a certificate after review.
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Michael R. Botwin
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Los Angeles
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A.K
Long Beach
President's Council On Physical Fitness
P.O. Box
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Time Life Seven Arts replica horse billing mixup
Long Beach reader reports ordered a Galloping Horse replica from Time-Life Seven Arts Society. Received multiple ships and bills from November through January, returned one horse, now billed for two. Company claims account cleared but warns of one more horse. customer urged to refuse package.
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Seven Arts Society
Long Beach
Time Inc. Bool Club
Greenwich
Conn
Refund Denied For Small Leather Jacket Purchase
Long Beach shopper seeks refund after buying a leather jacket at The Look in Newport Beach that proved too small and was not restocked with the exact model. Store owner says they do not offer refunds and notes European imports are limited and often available only once. Customer offered a $130 store credit.
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Newport Beach
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Long Beach
Atlan Fiaum
Flaura
Navy youths dead in canyon cave-in named
Coronors office released the names of four young sailors found in a sandy beach cliff victims of a February cave-in. They were Robert M. Friend 20 and Willian E. Massengale 20 of the destroyer England David R. Henrion 18 of the landing ship Frederick and Donald Bagent 14 assigned to the San Diego Naval Station. No home towns given. Deputy Coroner Stark said they entered the shallow cave above Ocean Beach to smoke marijuana which was found with the bodies Wednesday. They were sleeping under a blanket when tons of sand, loosened by rain, poured in. All four sailors were on weekend leave. A boy walking his dog uncovered a shoe, firemen dug out the bodies after two hours.
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Robert M. Friend
Willian E. Massengale
England
David R. Henrion
Frederick
Donald Bagent
San Diego Naval Station
David A. Stark
Ocean Beach
Navy
Matricide suspect to face court in Long Beach
Ronald Cleve Lovell 37 accused of murdering his mother Madia McLeister 58 whose body was found in a trunk floating in Los Cerritos Channel. He is to be arraigned at 2 p.m. today in Long Beach Municipal Court after detectives tracked him to his home and he allegedly disposed of the body near Marine Stadium and Second Street bridge.
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Long Beach
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Madia McLeister
First St
Marine Stadium
Satuday
Go Arfament
Compton Youth Shot Dead in South Los Angeles
A 1-year-old Compton youth, Charles Brown of 11727 Alabama St, was killed by a shotgun in the head after an argument with another youth in South Los Angeles. The victim died around 10:90 p.m. Thursday. The other youth fled but was later picked up by LAPD officers at about 4 a.m., identified from witness descriptions.
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Los Angeles
Firestone Shevil’s
Charles Brown
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Long Beach surgeon faces charges after three patients testify
Three women testified Thursday that Dr. Robert Cornelius Kelleher hurt them in his Long Beach offices after cosmetic operations. A 13 minute taped conversation played as evidence, with prosecutors saying police morals officers provided the recorder to a complainant. The preliminary hearing opened before Judge Charles S. Litwin as Kelleher faces three counts of forcible rape. The alleged incidents occurred in 1971, 1972, and 1973 at 2340 Long Beach Blvd. witnesses included the wives of a Los Angeles police officer and a Newport Beach radiologist, and the mother of a Long Beach attorney.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Newport Beach
Charles S. Litwin
Kelleher
Long Beach Blvd
West Covina
Bert
Recovery Room
Dr. Kelleher
Uganda Army Threats Over Seeta Village Action
Nairobi report states Uganda's army threatens to blow up Seeta village if citizens do not abandon crime. The broadcast highlights a drastic security measure and the government stance amid local unrest with emphasis on firm action by military authorities.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Seeta
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