Four men arraigned after Los Angeles Harbor boat chase
Four men were arraigned in federal court in Los Angeles on earea theft charges after a high speed chase in Los Angeles Harbor. The suspects were identified as Sam Logan Lee F. Prounee Brady Armstrong Jr and Ronald Armstrong. They were released on bond pending further proceedings.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Sam Logan
Lee F. Prounee
Brady Armstrong Jr
Ronald Armstrong
J.J. Penne
Bus stop shooting arraignment set
Lillie Mae Godfrey, 42, held to answer on a manslaughter charge in Long Beach Municipal Court for the fatal shooting of her husband Leo, 44, at a bus stop on May 13 after an argument at their Wise Avenue home. A Long Beach Public Transportation driver testified the husband blocked a bus doorway and was shot when she pulled a revolver from her purse. Judge Zeiger set June 5 for arrangement in Superior Court with $500 bail.
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Lillie Mae Godfrey
Long Beach
Leo
Wise Ave
Wardlow Road
Delta Avenue
Gene R. Thompson
Long Beach Public Transportation Co
Thomas Zeiger
Thompson
Godfrey
Shige Zeiger
Superior Court
John A. Arguelles
Trial set in long beach rape attack series
One of the women charged with a string of more than 45 rapes in the central Long Beach area appeared on eight felony counts in Municipal Court. The proceedings center on a sequence of attacks attributed to the defendant as authorities pursue charges across multiple incidents.
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Long Beach
Muniei
Kindergarten enrollment set for Paray Unified district
Parents in the Paray Unified School District prepare for kindergarten enrollment next fall with pre-registration days at Pal Court Elementary on Thursday or Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Judge Thomas Zeiger closed the preliminary hearing for Frederick Arthur Reese 25 of 610 Orange Ave. Reese faces Superior Court trial June 5 and remains jailed on 520,000 bail. Terry Mack George 23 of 144 W. 52nd St. appears in preliminary hearing Wednesday on five counts of rape along with burglary robbery and crime against a child charges. bail set at 25,000.
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Paray Nounl Unified School
Distact Wits
Kinderparten
Call Elementary
Pal Court
Thomas Zeiger
Frederick Arthur Reese
Orange Ave
Reese
Charles &. Litwin
Terry Mack George
W. 52Rd St
George
Long Beach Police and Fire Respond to Emergency Calls
The Long Beach police and fire departments answered a two hour window of emergency calls ending at 3 pm. The record lists multiple incidents including grass fires at Market Street and Orange Avenues, Del Mar and Spring Streets, building fires on Greenbrier Road, a traffic collision at Willow Street and Wood Tul Avenue, a gas leak on East Fin Street, and a medical resuscitation at Walnut Avenue. Several locations like 1700 Vine and Long Beach Airport appear, with times from early afternoon to evening.
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Market Street
Orange Avenues
Seauseitatnr
Rosebay St
D-In
Willow Street
Wood- Tul Avenue
Spring Steet
del Mar Avenue
Greenbrier Road
San’ Francisco
Long Beach
Spring Street
Del
Four Hurt In Multiple Traffic Crashes In Jong Beach
Police report four people injured in separate crashes Monday across Jong Beach. Joseph Allen, 31, from Orange Avenue, and Don Tololemb, 31, collided with Fred Leach, 18, on Elm Avenue at 11 10 a.m. Allen treated at St Marys Hospital. Harold Corney, 68, was treated at Memorial Hospital after his car struck by Ralph Gaff, 54, at Del Amo and Bentree at 3 45 p.m. Karen Matheny, 14, treated at Woodruff Community Hospital after bicycle collision with Gary Wilkins, 16, at Willow and Woodruff at 4 20 p.m. Minnie King, 42, treated at Pacific Hospital after car collision with John Borski, 28, at Locust and 20th Street at 8 35 p.m.
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Jong Beach
Joseph Allen
Orange Ave
T. Mary's Hospital
Don Tloleolmb
California Ave
Fred D., Leach
Locust Ave
Elm Avenue
23Rd Street
Harold P. Corney
E. del Amo Blvd
Memorial Hospital
Ralph L. Gaff
Verdura Ave
Lakewood
del Amo
Bentree Avenue
Karen J. Matheny
Deborah $J
Woodruff Community Hospital
Minnie L. King
Pacific Coast Highway
Pacific Hospital
John I. Borski
Locust and
20Th Street
PUC Sets Harbor Water Taxi Rates Adjustment
The California Public Utilities Commission adjusted water taxi rates for the San Pedro firm H-10 Water Taxi Co after hearings. Interims were trimmed from 33.74 to 32 per hour within the Los Angeles Long Beach Harbor complex, with night and holiday rates up to 36 per hour and a 45 dollar minimum. Port to Santa Catalina Island service lowered to 40 per four per vessel, inbound outbound ships up 15 percent at night and holidays. Catalina service for ships off Segundo and Huntington Beach unchanged at 60 per hour for freight. Standby charges set at two dollars less per hour than full rates. The commission cited benefits from a strike and questioned officer and crew entertainment expenses, capping related costs at 3 dollars for telephone, advertising and relations.
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Califrnia Public Utilities Commission
H-10 Water Taxi Co
San Pedro
Catalina
Segundo
Huntington Beach
Fox
Ing
H- 10
Examiner
Clinton Abernathy
Abernathy
Insurance executive J Meyler dies at 53 in Long Beach
John Meyler a longtime Meyler Insurance Agency partner and first student body president at City College Business and Technology campus died Monday at age 53. WWII combat veteran he earned the Silver Star and Purple Heart. Survived by wife Rose Marie and children Michael Daniel John Jr Patti Nancy. rosary Wednesday and Requiem Mass Thursday at St Josephs Church.
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John Meylar
Long Beach Insurance
City College
Meyler
Meyler Insurance Agency
Rose Marie
Long Beach
Michael
Daniel
John Jr
Patti
Nancy
James
Jackie Taylor to Speak at Military Order Meeting
Jackie Lynn Taylor TV personality and former leading lady in the Qui Gang films will address the Military Order of World Wars at the Edgewater Hyatt Long Beach at 7:00 p.m. on June 1. Sponsored by Coast and Southern Federal Say ings free enterprise speakers bureau in Los Angeles, she will discuss The Good Life in America.
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Jackie Lynn Taylor
O~ Ier
Wil
Edgewater Hyatt
Long Beath
Miss Taylor
Free Enterprise Speakers Bureau of
Coast and Southern Federal
Los Angeles
America
San Diego
Concert by Navajos at Gahr High School gym
A public concert will be given by a high school band of 55 Navajo Indians from Chinle Arizona. The event is scheduled for Wednesday at 6 45 p m in the Gahr High School gymnasium located at 1411 Artesia Boulevard in Cerritos.
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Chinle
Ariz
Gahr High School
Artesia Blvd
Cerritos
New Psoriasis Treatment Doubles Effectiveness
Doctors report Oxipor VHC8 a highly concentrated treatment that clears red patches crusts and scales faster than the leading product. In trials it worked even on long lasting cases up to 33 years with visible results within days. Itching subsides first then redness and scales fade as patches break into smaller spots and skin looks healthy again.
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Oliver
Long Beach Harbor
Mary Ellen Johnston
Miss Welcome To
Carol Wogen
Laura Ann
Jerry Oliver
Walter Oliver
Oliirsee & St Feel
Robert Peachey
Edgar E. White
Beri
Vincent Timas
CMI
Wigan
Walnut
Gary S. Wilkins
Ladoga Ave
Woodruff Ave
PUC
Harbor
J. Meyler
United Cerebral Palsy
Cmdr
Carrol McDermitt
Donnell Howard
Tolovana
Capt
Howard
Naval Forces Europe
London
Cmdr. McDermitt
I4th Naval District
San Francisco
Jackie Taylor
Anthony
Pacific Coat Highway
California
Westminster Memorial Park Mortuary
Beach Blvd
Westminster
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