</s>LEONARD J. YAMSHON, M.D. DISABILITY EVALUATION DIPLOMATE, AVECIANTE AVEICARD PHYTHICAL MEDICINE AND PEMBALIATION .* BY APPOINTMENT 2234TH SEANORA AVENUE LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA DOOOA NCMANY, CA 91409 -3- -3.3- For: Sirian R. Sirtanan November 6, 1967 DRECTION (continued) Fo bed coma recontions of his face and the dogs have to be reconding to the under guidance of the chin on the feces reeding to eight fear in this area. There in anno nose tented a tight rear in this even area. The right posterior- lushar then and lateral lumbar. He the compaiting reformed to the back consisting of fain. He has fine to his pain when the rats in a mantality bont position for any period of time. He mantally bont positien for any remaining in this position. He also has the cannot tolerate remaining in the hands or tries. to aloe that he has no pain. Then onto for a prolonged palsci of time to the two hao pain. The honda cr tries To dee doe not have any long complaints but on this date he cacao to have come respost to pin priet over the mantot to recent compost of both thighs. The significance ce this is not so fully detecnanced. the pre-possible that it could have some contusion of the mantor zororal tervices in the fall. The efractsctive that e could have none contuition of the 2. The mactective complaints, nightighe to moderate with 2. the mactactive complaints in the partially and squatting residents for any prolonged period of tine. 2. Seaming and dinefurement. 7. 7/15 2005 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The documents detail medical evaluations, legal proceedings, and insurance-related records concerning Sirian Sirhan’s workers’ compensation claim following an injury sustained on September 25, 1966. Medical assessments by Dr. Leonard J. Yamshon, Dr. Forrest L. Johnson, and Dr. Maurice W. Nugent evaluated symptoms including back pain, eye discomfort, and lacerations from the incident. Legal documents reference disputes over employer identity (Affillish Construction Company vs. Granja Vista Del Rio), claims for temporary disability indemnity (Case No. 67 LA 312), and insurance coverage by Argonaut Insurance Company. The Department of Industrial Relations’ Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board noted the case was removed from calendar on October 27, 1957 (likely a typographical error for 1967). Radiological exams confirmed normal skull and lumbar spine structures, while ophthalmological reports indicated minor refractive errors and prior surgical scars. Legal correspondence includes disputes over medical treatment costs, requests for records, and potential litigation over insurance claims.  

Key People:  
- Sirian Sirhan (claimant)  
- Leonard J. Yamshon, M.D. (physician)  
- Forrest L. Johnson, M.D. (neurologist)  
- Maurice W. Nugent, M.D. (ophthalmologist)  
- McLaughlin, Evans, Dalby & Cumming (attorneys)  
- R. J. Robbins (claims examiner for Argonaut Insurance Company)  
- Altrillisian Construction Co., Granja Vista Del Rio (employers referenced in claims)  

Key Locations:  
- Los Angeles, California  
- Corona, California (hospital and workplace)  
- Pasadena, California (medical referrals)  
- Argonaut Insurance Company (Los Angeles)  

Key Events:  
- Injury sustained on September 25, 1966, during a horseback incident  
- Medical evaluations for back pain, eye injuries, and neurological assessment in October 1967  
- Workers’ compensation claim disputes over employer identity and insurance coverage  
- Legal proceedings involving Case No. 67 LA 312 and potential litigation  
- Radiological exams of skull and lumbar spine (April–June 1967)  
- Case postponed due to pending medical evidence; removed from calendar on October 27, 1957 (likely typographical error for 1967)  

Key Organizations:  
- Argonaut Insurance Company  
- Department of Industrial Relations, Division of Industrial Accidents  
- Workmen’s Compensation Appeals Board (California)  
- Good Samaritan Radiological Medical Group  
- McLaughlin, Evans, Dalby & Cumming (attorneys)

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