Long, Grim Oklahoma Days, Then Hot Showers and Smiles : WORKING PEOPLE / SEARCH AND RESCUE \f7 and \o7 WAYNE IBERS is a paramedic, a captain in the Los Angeles County Fire Department and head of training for the department's Urban Search and Rescue unit No. 1, which went to Oklahoma City the day after the April 19 bombing. The unit returned to its base in Pacoima on Monday. Ibers spoke with JAMES BLAIR about this disaster and the emotional roller coaster of his job.
Q & A \o7 Marilyn J. Jensen recently retired as the elected city clerk of Orange, a position she held for 16 years. City leaders said they will miss Jensen, who moved to Orange with her husband in 1954 and began working for the city in 1966. She recently spoke with Times correspondent Lesley Wright about some of the changes she witnessed during her years in the city\f7