Long Beach man retried in 1973 murder case over stolen Cadillac
Witness testified that Don James Meyers phone promised a ride in a Cadillac he had stolen after the killing of Voas. The car was later found abandoned and fingerprint evidence tied Meyers to the scene as his retrial proceeds before Judge D Sterry Fagan without a jury.
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Don James Meyers
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Danny Montgomery
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Kenneth Evans
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Dudge Fagan
Stearns Electric Paste Promises Quick Pest Death
An old ad touts Stearns Electric Paste as a 99 year old product that kills mice fats roaches after one feeding. It claims overnight action, easy use, and a dab from the tube. The ad lists price and a Chicago mailing address for purchase.
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Los Angeles and Orange bus aid cut sparks concerns
County and city transit officials warned that reducing SB 325 state aid would drain service quality across Los Angeles and Orange counties. At a Los Angeles hearing, officials argued funds should enhance existing transit, not create new private lines, and noted local subsidies would rise to keep fares and six municipal routes, including Long Beach, afloat.
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County raps VA order to hide patient information
County health officials criticized a nationwide Veterans Administration directive to withhold patient names with communicable diseases. Dr. Shirley Fannon said the VA decision interferes with public health duties and prevents rapid intervention to prevent secondary cases, noting about 5 percent of state TB cases come from VA reports.
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Shirley Fannon
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Chavez to Present Farm Worker Film in Wilmington Hall
Caesar Chavez head of the United Farm Workers Union presents the film Fighting for Our Lives at the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union Hall in Wilmington. The event begins at 7:30 p.m. at 291 Wic Street. Sponsored by the Southern California District Council ILWU. Admission is free. Public invited.
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International Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union Hall
Wilmington
Tinsday
Wic St
Southern California District Council
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