Public hearing on Cable Communications Company franchise Long Beach
The City of Long Beach declares a public hearing on the 21 year franchise for Cable Communications Company to transmit information in public streets and places. The March 18 1969 City Council set April 29 1969 at 10 30 a.m. for the hearing in City Hall.
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Long Beach
City of
Cable Communications Company
Vo Beach
City Council
Broadway and
Pacific Avenue
County of
Los Angeles
State of California
City of Beach
Resulu
Bids &O
City Hall
California
DE Forest Avenue
San Francisco Avenue
Hill Street
Golden Avenue
Oregon Avenue
Maine Avenue
Magnolia Avenue
Eucalyptus Avenue
Chestnut Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Earl Avenue
Willow Street
State of
Jess D. Gason
Margaret L. Moore
LBI
Pine Ave
Long H
Orange Julius
Calif
A. P. Keeler, Jr
Atlantic Ave
A. P. Keeler JR
Local Business Filings Notarized in Long Beach Notices
A batch of 1969 long form fictitious name registrations appears for KAL ROY RENTALS Linda's Wigs N Things and SAVINGS AND LOAN IN with named principals and addresses in Long Beach Downey Torrance and Rolling Hills Estates. Also notices for an alcohol license transfer at 462 West Third Street Long Beach and a March 31 1969 notarization by Mary May Marks.
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Seaside Blvd
Long Beach
California
KAL, Roy Rentals
Sara Dr. m. Rause
Torrance
Richard Y
Dobbin Lane
Rolling Hills
Richard Young
Los Angeles
Peravaeny Speseees
A. Krause
Richi Young
Atlantic Ave
Beach
Linda
Downey
Calif
Linda L. Bruce
Helen L. Bruce
State of California
Helen Bruce
P.O. Box
Mary May Arks
Mary F. Stearns
LBI
West
Third Street
Alic Beverageontrol
Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Department Mary EF. McLeod Pub
Apr
Rhythm method reliability questioned by Brayer study
A Georgetown University team reports on 2316 women in the U.S. and Canada finding only three of ten who menstruate can rely on the rhythm method to prevent pregnancy. The study notes high irregularity in cycles, with teens most irregular and menopause approaching later causing renewed irregularity.
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Washington
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Franklin T. Brayer
Georgetown
U.S
Canada
Bulk transfer notice and school district bid invitations
Notice to creditors of George McPhetridge and Duane Basore of a bulk transfer to Michael and Carmen Marcial for Ti Top barber shop at 237 East Fourth Street Long Beach with completion after April 14 1969. Also Long Beach Unified School District bidding seeks sealed bids by April 22 1969 for various cafeteria and machine services and supplies with bid forms available from the Purchasing Division.
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George McPhetridge
Duane Basore
East Fourth St
City of
Long Beach
Los Angeles
California
Michael Marcial
Carmen Marcial
Dudley Ave
Anaheim
County of Dranes
Accoven
E Fourth Street
County of Los Angees
City National Bank
Long Beach Blvd
Lone Beach
County of Los Angeles
State of California
la Mirade
Ireneh P.O. Box
la Mirada
Calif
L.B.I
Long Beach Unified
Locust Avenue
Beach
Camp Hi-Hill Meat & Poultry School
Ong Beach Unified School District
Arts Eas
Iowa Senate OKs Dirksen Amendment for Constitutional Convention
The Republican Iowa Senate approved 39 to 20 a measure urging Congress to call a constitutional convention to overturn the one man one vote rule in state legislative apportionment. If the House passes, Iowa would join 32 states seeking a convention, with two thirds required to trigger action.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Senate
Dirksen
Congress
Supreme Court
Open Retrial in Slaying of Officer
The retrial of Gregory A. Powell 35 and Jimmy Lee Smith 38 began in Los Angeles with jury selection after the state Supreme Court overturned their convictions for the murder of officer Ian James Campbell near Bakersfield. The court ordered separate trials and discharged Smith's attorney. Powell and Smith were condemned to death for the March 10 1963 killing.
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Gregory A. Powell
State Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Powell
Jimmy Lee Smith
Superior Court
Thomas W. LeSage
Smith
Irving A. Kanarek
Ian James Campbell
Bakersfield
Viet Vets Welcomed by Chamber in Los Angeles
Viet veterans returning from the war in South Central Los Angeles will be greeted with public demonstrations of appreciation. The Los Angeles Central Chamber of Commerce announced a Monday plan for a public welcome home hosted by the chamber and participating private businesses.
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Vietnam
South Central
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Central Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
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