Boy among holiday toll as Coast crash kills Long Beach youth
A Long Beach 16 year old, Randy Adams, died when the car he rode in plunged from a cliff on Ortega Highway near Mission Viejo during Memorial Day weekend. Driver Steve Pelletier and two other passengers were seriously hurt, and Adams died at Mission Community Hospital. In a separate incident, Malcolm Storey of San Francisco was found dead in Dana Point harbor after a holiday boating tragedy.
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Roxanne Ave
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Anaheim
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Garden Grove
Mission Community Hospital
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Highway Patrol
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Sant Ana
Orange County
Sheriff's Deputies
Malcolm Storey
Strand Beach
Dana Point
Five holiday accidents hurt in Los Angeles area
Nine persons were injured in five traffic crashes reported by Long Beach police on Monday. Roberta Sibley, 22, of 512 California Ave, treated at St. Mary's Hospital after a collision involving a car driven by Vickie J. Tratto of 525 Tremont Ave and a white car driven by 70 year old George W. Cumby at California Avenue south of Anaheim Street around 10 am. Horst Drawe, 63, of 3582 Brenton Ave Lynwood, treated at St. Mary's after riding with Kate Drawe, 61, in a crash with Michael A Sanchez Jr. of San Gabriel.
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Tremont Ave
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Brenton Ave
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Arcadia
Barry K. Northrup
Roycroft Ave
Community Hospital
George L. McChanathan
14Th St
Af Lith Street
Roycroft
Margery E. Durden
Eleanor Lane
Memorial Hospital
Wayne Durden
Tommye
Dean Walker
Pleasant St
Artesia Street
Vincent T. Walker
Pleasant Street
Donald Cramsey
Coronalé Ave
SS Mary’s Hospital
Pacific Coast Highway
Daisy Avenue
Cramsey
Long Beach Emergency Calls Reported Across 24 Hours
Police and fire departments logged various incidents from 8 am yesterday including electrical and box alarms, water shutoffs, and multiple injury traffic collisions at intersections such as California Avenue, Atlantic Avenue, and Broadway. Several residents were treated for injuries at St Marys and Community Hospitals after crashes on Roycroft and Pacific Coast Highway routes. Political ad notice notes a Keokuk County picnic invitation at Pearson Park.
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Santa Ana Ave
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Toledo
Gararte
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Ocean Boulevard
Magnolia Avenue
Paul Deats Campaign Endorsement by Gloria Deukmejian
A letter from Gloria Deukmejian states support for Paul Deats, praising his community service and a decade observing California state government in Sacramento. She urges voters to elect him as Assemblyman on June 6 with confident endorsement.
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State tax aide helps oldsters in Long Beach
A Franchise Tax Board representative will be in Long Beach on Wednesday June 14 at 215 Long Beach Blvd to aid California seniors in filing claims under the Senior Citizens Property Tax Assistance Law. The program reimburses part of property taxes for those 62 and older who own and reside in their home, paid current year taxes, and have income at $10,000 or less. Claims must be filed by October 1.
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Auto victim identified in Palos Verdes fatality
An elderly pedestrian Frank Joseph Marcoux, 74, of Torrance, was fatally struck by a car on Hawthorne Boulevard near St Nicholas Drive on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. The motorist was not detained. Relatives told investigators he often walked at night. Rosary tonight and Mass Wednesday planned.
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St. Nicholas Drive
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Frank Joseph Marcoux
Marcaux
Sheelar/Stricklin
St. Margaret Mary
Lomita
Navy appoints Long Beach State professor to research advisory board
Dr Kennett Teel, a manpower management professor at California State Long Beach, is named to a nine member U S Naval Research Advisory Board assessing personnel research across Navy laboratories. Teel, with a psychology Ph D from Washington University, will serve under the assistant secretary of the Navy and help evaluate lab based personnel studies. He has a long career in academia including Washington University, Long Beach State College USC and Cal State Long Beach.
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Washington University
Reform urged as veto overrides fail for 26 years
A March report calls for reform of the state's veto system noting that not a single governor's veto had been overridden in the past 26 years. The piece highlights persistent friction between the executive and legislature and flags the need for changes to curtail veto power.
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