Lawsuit tossed ocean industry hears SOS
Maritime Editor reports Helen Delich Bentley warns the sector is tearing itself apart through litigation. She says ship lines clash with rivals and agencies like the Maritime and Interstate Commerce commissions, risking ruin for many companies amid costly, protracted battles. The Pacific Coast Association of Port Authorities closes its four day meeting with 28 of 30 member ports represented.
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Jack D. Baldwin
Federal Maritime Commission
Long Beach
Helen Delich Bentley
Pacific Coast Assn
Queen Mary
Maritime Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rape trial details anesthetic risks in emergence delirium
A Long Beach rape trial centered on alleged assaults during emergence from anesthesia after office surgeries. Dr Robert Kelleher, 46, faces charges from three former patients who claim improper contact while under sedation. An anesthesiology expert testified that emergence delirium can cause misperception of stimuli, informing the trial’s testimony.
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Molly Burrell
Kelleher
Bong
Robert Kelleher
Long Beach
Diliaon
T. Sterry Fagan
Department C
Siren split: Beach police and fire respond to 24 hour calls
Emergency dispatch log lists multiple incidents including a pole fire on WLBT near Airstrid, smoke investigations at 110 E Drkadadiys first aid at Wilcox Street, apartment fire on 8754 Lads Ave, car fire on Nipumo Vos Foie pal, and wires down on Pacific Coast Highway.
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Greenbrier Roads
B. Ocean Blvd
Wilcow Street
Hellflower
Gibvard
E. Drkadadiys
Lads Ave
Alamitos Avon
P.it
Pacific Coast Highay
Caspian Avenue
Pacific Coast Highway
YO Park Ave
Lake Wood Boulevard
Carson
Two injuries from Long Beach traffic crashes
Police report details two bicycle auto collisions in Long Beach. Daphne F. Taylor, 26, treated after her bicycle collided with an auto driven by Patrick R. Gray, 18, at Seventh Street and Termino Avenue. Samuel McCulloughy, 23, treated after his bicycle collided with an auto driven by Elmer A. Cross, 56, on Studebaker Road north of Logues Drive. Various emergency responses logged.
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Daphne F. Taylor
St. Louis Ave
Patrick R. Gray
Seventh St
Seventh Street
Termino Avenue
Samuel McCulloughy
Studebaker Road
Elmer A. Cross
Glendora Ave
Logues Drive
Contract Awarded for Drake Park Phase Two Work
A 203 100 contract for the second phase of site development at Drake Park 951 Maine Ave has been awarded by the Long Beach City Council to Mitchell Construction Co. Existing improvements will be amended and areas regraded. New work includes picnic table slabs patio shelter reinforced courts fencing paving landscaping sprinklers lighting and sewer storm drain work.
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Drake Park
Maine Ave
Longeach City
Mitchell Construction Co
Faulkner Named to Poly Area Development Panel
Ernest Faulkner, chair of the Long Beach Community Improvement League, was appointed by the mayor and confirmed by the City Council to an ex officio post on the Long Beach Poly area Neighborhood Development Project Area Committee. He will replace Willie E. Martin, who recently resigned. The appointment followed confusion over which group should nominate the replacement.
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Ernest Faulkner
Ng Beach Community Improvement League
Hasen
Polys High
Faulkner
Willie E. Martin
League
Martin
Human Relations Commission
Community Improvement League
Merco wins $15.4 million sewage plant contract
Los Angeles City Board of Public Works awarded Merco Construction Engineers Inc. a $15.4 million contract to build a 30 million gallon per day sewage treatment plant on Terminal Island. The project, 72 percent below city estimates, must meet a state deadline of December 31, 1975, and will provide secondary treatment for wastes discharged into Los Angeles Harbor.
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Terminal Island
Los Angeles
Terminal Way
Ferry Street
Sol M. Marcus
Marcus
Los Angeles Harbor
New soft lens speeds cataract recovery in eye care
Dr Francis C Hertzog Jr spoke on advances in ophthalmology at the Rotary Club of Long Beach detailing the Warner Lambert Griffith soft contact lens. FDA licensed as a therapeutic device and soon available, it may allow some patients to wear it full time and even discharge a cataract patient the day of surgery.
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Rotary Club of
Long Beach
Wermhusday
Francis C. Hertzog Jr
Food and Drug Administration
Warner-Lambert “Griffith
Hertzog
Francis A. Hurlubise
American College of Emergency Physicians
Chicago
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Grad Ave
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Bellflower Blvd
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Waller R. Andrew
Ardath Ave
Terrance
Lewis Avenue
Poly Area Development
Hurtubise
Ednas
Emergency Department Nurses Association
Gustavus D. Bock
William S. Cheney
Radio Shack
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Dooley’s Hardware Mart
North Long Beach
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Radio Shack Electronics
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Lakewood Center
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