Action Line answers burglar case appeal question
A Long Beach readers asks about recovering coins seized as evidence after a February 1968 Mira Loma burglary. The Riverside Court of Appeals recently dismissed the defendant’s appeal, allowing return of the coins. Experts note evidence remains until all appeals end. reversal may send the case back for retrial.
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Brawery
Mira Loma
Riverside
F.H
Long Beach
A. Action — Line
Fred Bysshe
Riverside County
District Court of Appeals
Action Line
Credit file access through local credit associations in LA area
A public relations spokesman says individuals can view their credit files at the Retail Merchants Credit Association office in Los Angeles. Bell Gardens residents may contact the association, with access limited to merchants who are members. Long Beach residents may examine files at the Long Beach Credit Association.
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Bell Gardens
Ewan Nea
Adam
Young girl seeks dolls a generous donor can spare
A note from M M Long Beach reports a child lost in a mix up took a whole box of dolls. The writer hopes a kind young woman who has outgrown her dolls will donate one. The letter mentions gifts from a toy manufacturer for the girl and her brother.
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M.M
Long Beach
Reusing Newsprint and Citizenship Delays in LA Office
Citizens discuss reclaiming used newspapers for newsprint with Garden State Paper Co showing how clean stock is pulped and reissued. A Huntington Beach reader asks about citizenship processing delays and is advised to switch to the Los Angeles main office for faster final oath timing.
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Garden State
Lewis
Independent Paper Stack O
Daisy Ave
U.S
Canada
S.M
Santa Ana
Los Angeles
Los Angeles St
Taxpayer checks altered by county with banks' OK
Los Angeles County tax collectors report altering underpayment checks by as much as 4 and up to 30 dollars with full bank cooperation. They cross out the amount and write a new figure stamped as Amount Guaranteed to reflect the due payment. Bank officials differ on acceptance of altered checks citing safeguards.
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Los Angeles
Bradley Nurenberg
Malcolm Hard- Than
United California Bank
Bill Brown
Union Bank
Police Clear Stanford Building in Campus Demonstration
Militants occupying Stanford and Columbia University buildings retreated as police and an arrest warrant moved in. New York State Supreme Court Justice Charles Marks signed the order after Students for a Democratic Society members failed to appear in court to answer contempt for violating an injunction. It marked the first outside police involvement on the Stanford campus tonight amid ongoing campus confrontations.
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Columbia
Columbia University
Students For 2 Democratic Society
Stanford
New York State Supreme Court
Encina Hall
New York Supreme Court
Charles Marks
Democratic Society
Cau
A-4
Weather Tonight and Friday Tonight and Friday forecast update
Tonight and Friday LB area expect cloudy mornings and partly sunny afternoons with highs around 66. Mountains will be sunny and windy with highs in the 60s. Resorts expect highs near 70s, while deserts stay sunny with gusty winds and upper valley highs near 95.
Fines levied on Des Moines striking firemen union
District Court Judge Dale Missildine fined the Des Moines Association of Professional Fire Fighters $500 and four officers $100 daily for continuing the three day old walkout in defiance of a court order. Hearings were held for 15 more members amid guard patrols and fire hall closures.
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Des Moines
Jawa
Dale Missildine
Des Moines Firemen's Union
Missildine
Des Moines Association of Professional Fire Fighters
Harry Jeffries
Joe DeCarlo
Gary Haggar
Lee Williams
Jeffries
National Guard
234Th Signal Battalion
Penny Shortage Strains Denver Mint Operations
Denver mint runs two 12 hour shifts seven days a week to meet a penny shortage. Superintendent Betty Higby says pennies are in high demand, more minted than other coins combined, yet supply still lags and hoarding is suspected.
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Denver
UPL
Sam
Denver Mint
Betty Higby
Parole Granted for Carole Tregoff in Finch Killing
Carole Ann Tregoff, 31, once a receptionist in Dr. R Bernard Finch's office, was paroled from the California Institution for Women after a April 17, 1961 conviction for the murder of Mrs. Finch. Dr. Finch, serving life at Chino, has no parole date for a year. Superintendent Orville Carter said Tregoff asked for no publicity and did not want to be seen upon release.
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Corgna
Carole Ann Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
California Institution For
Finch
Chino
Iverne Carter
Women's Prison
Regaff
Mrs. Carter
Long Beach City Councilman Wins Disability Award
A Long Beach councilman was honored for disability recognition based on heart attack events linked to his work. The award highlights public service and health resilience amid municipal duties, with details appearing on page B-1 and related sections including Beach Combing and editorial notes.
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Long Beach
Laguna Man Among Climbers Killed on Dhaulagiri Peak
Five of ten Americans plus two native guides died on Mount Dhaulagiri in western Nepal during a 26,810 foot expedition. Reports from the State Department said the incident occurred on the southeast face. a rescue helicopter reportedly landed as officials confirmed the deaths. Names listed include Boyd N Everett Jr of New York Paul Gerhard Laguna Beach California John Vincent Hoeman Anchorage Alaska William Ross Stanford University California and David Seidman Norwalk Connecticut.
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New York
Nepal
Dhaulagiri
Himalayas
State Department
American Alpine Club
al Read
Boyd N. Everett Jr
Paul Gerhard
Laguna Beach
Calif
John
Vincent Hoeman
Anchorage
Alaska
William Ross
Stanford University
California
David Seidman
Norwalk
Conn
Somenes Dont Worry Memory Loss Message
A brief phrase urges not to worry about memory lapses and to forget concerns, suggesting a casual reassurance about forgetfulness. The exact context is unclear, but the tone is light and dismissive of memory issues.
Sacramento impostor of acting orderly posed as doctor for five months
Manuel Mendez Estrada, 39, of Sacramento, pleaded guilty to three counts of practicing medicine without a license after posing as a doctor for five months at Sacramento Medical Center. He wore street clothes, treated patients, and one patient died not due to his care. Estrada had a 1967 medical license listing him as a physician. he faced three years probation.
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Sacramento
UPI
Manuel Mendez Estrada
Estrada
Sacramento Medical Center
University of California Medical School
Davis
Sacramento Medical Society
Sacramento City College
San Francisco
Woodland
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