Award Winning Playwright William Inge Dies at 60
Noted American playwright William Inge died at age 60 by suicide in his Sunset Strip home garage. His works include Come Back Little Sheba Picnic Bus Stop and Dark at the Top of the Stairs. Funeral services were set for Beverly Hills Presbyterian Church with interment in Independence.
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William Inge
America
Inge
Little Sheba
Sunset Strip
Helene Connell
New York
CLA Medical Center
St. Louis
Heaven
Dallas
Williams
Broadway
New York Drama Critics
Shirley Booth
Arthur Miller
Beverly Hills Presbyterian Church
Henry Kuisenga
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Independence
Eleven Graduates Pack Graduation at Reseda Coop Nursery
Reseda Co operative Nursery School wraps up the year with a graduation at Reseda Park on Victory Boulevard. Eleven students will receive mortar boards and diplomas, with ice cream and a cake prepared by President Yvette Bruce.
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Reseda
Reseda Cooperative Nursery School
Reseda Park
Victory Blvd
Yvette Bruce
Cheryl Whistler
Tracy Weeks
Jeffrey Waterman
Todd Tucker
Steve Schultz
Eric Ogden
John McDonald
Sharon Jameson
Samuel Haber
Anthony Briceno
Robin Adelman
Surprise Dinner Honors Seekins Retirement in Burbank
A Friday surprise dinner at the Hyatt Golden State Hotel honored Mr. and Mrs. Vince Seekins on retirement from professional and political life. More than 150 attendees from Republican groups presented an autographed Nixon portrait and a letter from Governor Reagan. the couple plans to move to Prescott, Arizona later this month.
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Vince Seekins
Burbank
Hyatt Golden State Hotel
Republican Women's Club of
Independent
Burbank-Glendale
Young Republicans Club
Seekins
Pat Seekins
Republicans Women’s Club
United Republican Precinct Organization
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Prescott
Ariz
Burglars Take TV Sets and Jewelry From Seda Home
Police report two television sets and jewelry totaling 1901 dollars were stolen from Anna Sabol’s home at 7000 Etiwanda Ave Seda. Burglars forced a sliding window to gain entry Sunday, West Valley Division officers said.
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Anna Sabol
Etiwanda Ave
Reseda
West Valley Division
ARB Calls Public Hearing on New Emission Rules
The Air Resources Board will hold a public hearing in Los Angeles today to consider amendments to rules for the Los Angeles Orange and Santa Barbara County air districts. The plan aims to ensure compliance with California's implementation plan for national ambient air quality standards. The rule targets sources emitting 100 tons or more per year and requires the air pollution control officer to deny construction unless emissions will not impede standards. The hearing starts at 9 am in Room 115 217 W. First St. Open to the public.
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Atlr_ Resources Board
Los Angeles
Orange
Santa Barbara County
State of
First St
James Monroe senior wins Carol Lynn Haas Memorial Scholarship
Sue Griser a James Monroe High School senior is named 1973 Carol Lynn Haas Memorial Scholarship recipient. The 18 year old plays clarinet flute and piano and will study woodwinds at Oberlin after a year at Cal State Northridge. The $200 award was presented by Mr and Mrs Sheldon Haas at a Studio City luncheon.
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Studio City
Sue Griser
Carol Lynn Haas
James Monroe
Mark Grisez
Hazeltine Ave
Sepulveda
Miss Griser
Oberlin Music Conservatory
Ohio
California State University
Northridge
Griser
Sheldon B. Haas
Haas
Sallie Bottorit
Lawsuit Alleges Medi Cal Discrimination by State
A class action filed yesterday seeks to stop state regulators from enforcing rules that allegedly discriminate against Medi Cal patients. Plaintiffs argue the policies violate civil rights and impede access to necessary medical coverage.
Robber Threatens Clerk and Steals 119 at Donut Shop
A male Caucasian about 21 threatened to use a knife and stole $119 from Joe Mark Guberman at Winchells Donut House 15414 Chatsworth St Mission Hills. Police report the robber fled without the knife and sought psychological treatment.
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Winchell
Chatsworth St
Mission Hills
Foothill Division
Joe Mark Guberman
Guberman
Monroe student shines in music awards and honors
The article profiles Miss Griser a Monroe High School music standout who plays in both orchestra and band and was a featured soloist in the All Southern California Honor event. It notes her civic teaching work and family musical background. It also reports jewelry and items valued at $6000 stolen from Stephanie Lynn Kirby's home including a Zircon ring and a television set.
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Monroe
Miss Haas
Miss Griser
Los Angeles
California
Ohio
The
Valley
Chase St
Francisco Sepulveda Junior
Girls Glee Club
George Waln
Kalman Bloch
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Burglars Enter Unlocked Sun Valley Home
Police report burglars entered Gwen Bullock's Sun Valley residence Friday morning through the unlocked front door and stole about $200.
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Gwen Bullock
la Tuna Canyon Road
Sun Valley
Foothill Division
Stocks Hold at Six Month Low On Light Volume
New York stocks skidded to their lowest level in eight months as traders waited for a forthcoming presidential policy. The Dow fell 4.89 to 915.11 and the S P 500 dropped 0.31 to 16.72 while NYSE volume slipped to 9.94 million shares. Gimbel Brothers led gainers on 351,900 shares, with Brown and Williamson announcing a $23 a share tender for all Gimbel stock.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
Gimbel Brothers
Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp
Gimbel
Valley Attorneys Named as Court Commissioners
Two Los Angeles Valley lawyers Milton Lee Most and Jess Whitehill were named by Presiding Judge Alfred J. McCourtney as commissioners of the Los Angeles County Superior Court. Most, a UCLA graduate and former probation officer, served in World War II and has practiced law in Hollywood since 1958. Whitehill, a UCLA graduate and USC JP, served as a lieutenant colonel in the Army and has resided in Los Angeles since 1950.
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Milton Lee Most
Jess Whitehill
Los Angeles County
Supe
Loyola University Law School
Hollywood
Eneno
Whitehill
UCLA
University of Southern California
Army Infantry
Army Reserve
Judge Advocate General Corps
Los Angeles
Sherman Oaks
Patrolman to be fitted with artificial limbs
California Highway Patrol officer Robert Caldwell of Thousand Oaks, 34, was seriously injured when a motorcycle he was testing for a fellow officer on the Marina Freeway lost control and hit a barrier. Doctors failed to reattach his severed legs and plan to fit artificial limbs once his condition stabilizes. A Santa Monica Hospital spokeswoman said blood shortages were resolved after a radio plea.
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California Highway Patrol
Santa Monica Hospital
Robert Caldwell
Thousand Oaks
Caldwell
Marina
Television set valued at 100 dollars stolen from Pacoima home
Police reported a burglary at John R. Enriquez of 13842542 Van Nuys Blvd Pacoima. Burglars cut a window screen and unlocked a rear door to enter Sunday, taking a television set valued at 100 dollars.
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John R. Enriquez
van Nuys Blvd
Pacoima
Foothill Division
Enriquez
Judge rules acting OEO head serves illegally
A federal judge ruled that Howard J. Phillips, acting director of the Office of Economic Opportunity, is serving illegally because the president must nominate and the Senate confirm a director. The decision limits his authority and follows a prior ruling that the agency could not be abolished without Congress.
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Jones
Congress
Phillips
OEO
OFO
Senate
Philip Sanchez
Sanchez
OKO
Patsy Awards Shine for Morris Farouk Ben the Rat
Hollywood celebration honors Farouk the dog Morris the cat and Ben the rat as Patsy Award winners. Betty White and Allen Ludden host with Shirley Jones Barbara Feldon Juliet Prowse Greg Morris and Ted Knight presenting. Morris and Farouk cited for TV commercials and Ironside portrayal. Ben the rat earns second consecutive motion picture award. Lassie retires from competition and joins the Patsy Award Hall of Fame.
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Farouk
Morris
Ben
Hollywood
Dog
Cat
Rat
Animal World
American Humane Association
Betty White
Allen Ludden
Shirley Jones
Barbara Feldon
Juliet Prowse
Greg Morris
Ted Knight
Farouk the Dog
Carl
Spitz
Morris the Cat
Robert Martwick
Ben the Rat
Moe di Sesso
AHA
Lassie
North Hollywood Art Center Expands Ceramics Program
Valley residents can join a complete ceramics program at the North Hollywood Art Center at 12240 Archwood St. The offering covers handbuilding, wheel throwing, and coil and slab methods for all ages from children to seniors. Registration is June 1930. information via telephone 765.588.
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Valley Plaza Arts and Crafts Center
Archwood St
North Hollywood
Valley
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Reseda Coop Nursery
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Treeland Nursery
Western Bagel Co
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San Fernando
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Superior Court
State Dept. of Health Care Services
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Soco
Stephanie Lynn Kirby
Kilo Mariota Ave
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Fred Carrington
Neal Brostoff
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
International Telphone & Telegraph Corp
Superior
Getty
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American Stock Exchange
AMEX
Rior Court
Alfred J. McCourtney
Most
University of California At Berkeley
Milton L. Most
Tors
Critters
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City News Service
North Hollywood Art Center
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