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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1969
Page
31
Banks surge as major employers with over 900000 workers and rising. Computer and marketing graduates find fast openings, while women and minorities move into top roles. Salaries for entry trainees reach around 8500 to 14000 dollars with expanding services and global demand.
Notice to voters states amendments to the City Charter of Long Beach are to be voted on at the May 18 1969 election. Copies printed in pamphlet form are available from the City Clerk's office Room 101 City Hall. Dated March 19 1969. (SEAL) Margaret L Moor Clerk of the City. Public Mar. 21 LB. Legal Notice.
David P. Denevan certifies he operates a business at 3636 Brayton Ave Long Beach California under the fictitious firm name Denco Publications. Notary public Ruth C. Parks witnessed the acknowledgment dated March 20 1969 with publication notices in March and April 1969.
The document records a business certificate for RONA CONTRACTING SERVICE at 3434 Nipomo, Long Beach listing Robert W Rundell Jr and Nadine F Rundell with notarization dated March 4, 1969. It also states a bid invitation from Compton Union High School District for about 114 manual typewriters with bid deadline April 11, 1969 and conditions, plus a creditors notice for Grace I Harris estate with filing deadline four months after March 14, 1969.
The undersigned certify a fictitious business name Leveraged Five operating at 217 Pacific Ave Long Beach California. Signers include Philip R McPharlin George E Leggett Bernard C Hains Maurice Grossman. Notary public Geneva G Legett certified the acknowledgments on March 10 1969.
The undersigned certifies a business at 1037 E Market Street Long Beach California named Southland Interiors run by Richard L Benjamin of 2715 Rockingham Rd San Pedro California. Public March 14 21 28 Apr 4 1969. Non-responsibility notices list Philip Maingot Joanne Janzen Thomas Wall stating they will not be responsible for others debts after April 2 1969 with notices published April 2 3 4 7 1969.
Tokyo reports the Soviet Union will conduct bombing exercises in the northern Pacific for 14 days starting April 10. The Japanese Maritime Safety Agency issued notices warning all Japanese vessels to avoid the area about 27 miles north of Strup Island in the Kuriles from midnight to 4 pm daily through April 24. The exercise zone covers 60 miles north-south and 25 miles east-west.
The Dow Jones average slid 3.62 to 927.30 as trading steadied for the Easter holiday with moderate turnover. March car sales fell for the first time since last April, a Chrysler stamping plant strike cut thousands of jobs, installment credit rose in February but stayed below late 1960s averages, and the Paris peace talks made little progress.
Southern California business activity fell 2.5 percent in March per Security Pacific National Bank. The business index stood at 186.8, down from 191.7 in February but up from 170.5 a year ago. Southland construction declined first in over a year while bank clearings and department store sales weakened. Real estate sales dipped slightly, with record high employment and lower unemployment reported for February.
The Los Angeles market notes larger volumes of calves and slaughter cows with overall price declines. Feeder cattle show tentative demand. ranges vary by quality with reports of lower bids and some firmness on select lots.
Notices cover a public eating and coin phonograph license hearing for 2960 South Street Long Beach set for April 9 1969 objections must be written to the Public Welfare Commission. Also a probate petition hearing for the will of Everard H Tweddle set for April 21 1969 in Department South A Superior Court Los Angeles with attorney Lawrence P Casey listed.
Layla J. Webster certifies she conducts business at 5c Long Beach Blvd Suite 193 Long Beach California under the fictitious name Sahara Club. Residence listed as 1801 Hardwick. Dated March 27 1969 with notarization on April 4 11 18 25 1969.
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