United Way kicks off drive to raise 1 080 627 locally
Mayors and community leaders from five municipalities attend a kickoff breakfast at Alfred Restaurant to endorse a $1,080,627 drive. Edwin W. Wade and others urge broad participation with payroll deductions and a one percent executive pledge from annual pay, highlighting services for millions in Los Angeles County.
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Fair Will Get Legal Review of Hall's Pact
The fair is set for a legal review as disputes over its operation intensify. Hall, ex-governor of Kansas and executive vice president, faces potential removal but can remain until bylaws change. The committee weighs approving a legal opinion on officers powers while considering shifting concessionaire talks and site options in Long Beach or Los Angeles Harbor.
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Hold Up at Western Union Office Reported
A Western Union operator, Charles R. Kasper, described a hold up at the 214 Locust Ave office. He said a masked bandit handed a note demanding money, then fired a pistol as Kasper complied and the robber fled to a waiting car.
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Long Beach Diamond Jubilee Parade Planned November Event
The Long Beach Diamond Jubilee parade, Nov 18 to 30, will feature a three-section procession with 26 floats along Ocean Boulevard between Alamitos and the Beach. It honors the city’s 78th birthday, includes a Homecoming segment for Long Beach State, hootenannies, and “Moments in Long Beach History,” with civic groups invited to contribute floats.
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Delays Hit Long Beach Human Relations Unit Appointments
Mayor plans to mail notification levers after replacing a Long Beach member who moved to Los Angeles. Joseph S. McAllister resigned, leaving the 11th seat vacant. The mayor awaits a written resignation and a suggested successor before naming the next appointees. Lawrence Linckman is the 10th appointee. the 11th is undecided.
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Thief Steals From Grocery Market Amid Cashier Aid
A robber broke into an office at Me ney's Market on Pacific Ave and stole two thousand dollars. The thief obtained a ten dollar check for a customer with cashier Le Moin Gilbert present. Gilbert later realized the loss when he returned to his office.
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Employes Group Again Criticizes State Hospital Policies
The California State Employees' Association renewes attacks on Fairview State Hospital policies and salaries. It cites low pay as a root cause of staff shortages, high vacancies for psychiatrists and surgeons, and autonomous operations within institutions. A demand for new leadership and policies is urged to improve patient care and staffing.
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Man Held in Officer Kidnapping Case
Robert P. Winters, 26, allegedly kidnapped Newport Beach police officer Donald Picker and held him briefly before release. Arrested in Fort Worth Texas on a federal warrant charging unlawful flight to avoid prosecution, he faces Newport Beach burglary charges and will be returned this weekend. Federal agent William G. Simon said Winters is married to Jamielle, detained in Morristown on a felony check charge.
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Shortening Concerns in Trust Trial
Two Long Beach area firms meet on trial Thursday in Los Angeles Federal Court on anti trust charges. They, with other companies and individuals, are accused of fixing prices and sales of shortening to hotels and restaurants. Defendants include Vegetable Oil Products Co of Wilmington and Wesson Gil Co of Fullerton. The grand jury also names William L. Dickson Ray Wer of Vegetable Oil and Hore Rowley of Wesson Gil. Each faces one count of violating the anti trust law in alleged price fixing in western states from 1957 to 1960. Judge Jesse W. Curtis presides.
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Bid To Gardena Firm On Westminster Avenue Project
Low bidder was Aliba Nringlen Corp of Gardena on the Westminster Avenue four lane highway project in Los Angeles County. Bids reopened Thursday with Hem bid at 1,168.85 dollars covering the section from Long Beach east city limit to Grange County line, including parking lanes.
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Death notices from St. Spring Street and surrounding areas
Obituary notices list Edward Lee Rbolick 30 of St. Spring Street and multiple others including Margaret Lanagan, Allen, Kaiser, and Kayser, detailing survivors such as wives, children, parents, and siblings. Requiem Mass and Rosary services are scheduled at local mortuaries and Saint Anthony's Church, with dates and times variably noted.
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MeDIARMID Rae A death notice with survivors
MeDIARMID Rae A 53 of 150 Pine Ave died Wednesday Surviving wife Edith son Sale Johns mother Mrs Agnes Me Binds four brothers three sisters Service Saturday Westiminster May-Pyed Sayed 217 Belmont Ave died Thursday Surviving wife Eve ling sons Samuel Fred Service Monday 10 am Hulton Loy Mortnay PORTER Mrs Erma 1 70 of 2723 Spaulding St died Wednesday Surviving husband James sons Don ald Howard daughter Mrs Barbara Neilson sister Mes Loly Bedland Service Saturday 1 am Forest bawn Cypris PRICE John 81 of 522 Zedar Ave died Wednesday Surviving wife Daisy son Col Hayden Price sister Ser Vice Was Inday Forest lawn Cypress
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Man pleads guilty after arrow injures Torrance woman
Kenneth Lee Dean, 19, of 23116 Fellow Ave Torrance admitted shooting a steel arrow in a city zone. Judge Keene fined him 50 dollars for the misdemeanor. the arrow struck Mrs Rela Lampeth in her Torrance kitchen causing four inch shaft injury requiring surgery. A companion, Anthony Ray Davis, 16, was released Thursday.
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Wages Rise in L A Long Beach Area Despite Higher Costs
Wages have risen since August 1982 in the Los Angeles Long Beach area while living costs climbed. Eriest B Webb, state director of industrial relations, said wages averaged 114.82 weekly last August, 2.69 higher than the previous year. After taxes and higher prices, spendable earnings for a worker with two children fell to 61.12 weekly, about the same as last year.
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