Airlines use Long Beach as OC Airport closed 10 days
Air West and Air California will operate about 13 flights daily from Long Beach Airport for a 10 day period starting Monday due to reconstruction at Orange County Airport. The move follows failed attempts to transfer service to El Toro or Los Alamitos.
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Don Brackenbury
Orange County
Long Beach
Air West
Air California
Proval
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Ter
Minal
State Public Utilities Commission
Costs Outpace Income at Long Beach Marina
City Auditor Mur ray T. Courson reports the Long Beach Marina's operating expenses rose 31.3 percent since 1962 while revenue grew 7.8 percent. Fiscal 1967 68 revenue reached 896 462 with a 14 561 rise. A 30 cent per foot slip fee hike could add about 205 000 annually, endorsed by the Marine Advisory Commission and under consideration by the City Council.
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Marine Department
Murray T. Courson
Courson
Long Beach Marina
Marine Advisory Commission
Father Son Sentenced in Tire Shop Fencing Case
A Garden Grove father and son received 90 days in jail and $1000 fines in Long Beach Superior Court after admitting to buying and reselling burglarized goods from Los Angeles and Orange Counties. They ran the fence operation for about a year and were nabbed by Lakewood deputies in February. They face three years probation and one week to pay fines.
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Garden Grove
Long Beach Superior Court
Jack T. Lilliard
Cork Ave
Jack Jr
Stonehaven Circle
Lakewood
Orange Counties
L&m Tire Co
South St
Verrue Appointed Budget Director
Randall J. Verrue, a 1964 city recruit and former administrative trainee, was named budget and research director by City Manager John R. Mansell. A San Bernardino Valley College politics graduate and Long Beach State admin degree holder, Verrue has served as acting director since September.
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Randall J. Verrue
John R. Mansell
Verrue
San Bernardino Valley College
California State College At
Long Beach
Department of Public Service
Roxanne Ave
Prosecutor Candidate Withdraws From City Race
Attorney John A. Van der Lans informed the city clerk he withdraws as a candidate for city prosecutor in the May 13 primary. His name remains on the ballot due to after deadline notice. The race now includes James T. Starr Maurice Weiss and E Fred Lightner.
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John A. Vander Lans
Vander Lans
Margaret L. Moore
James T. Starr
Maurice Weiss
E. Fred Lightner
Destroyer John Paul Jones Returns From Vietnam
The missile destroyer USS John Paul Jones returns to home port after a seven month Vietnam deployment. Cmdr. Louis R. Lester is expected to bring the ship to the Naval Station Pier 15 around 8 30 a.m. The Cruiser-Destroyer Band and families greet the crew on arrival.
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John Paul Jones
Vietnam
Cmdr
Louis R. Lester
Naval Station
Pier 15
Long Beach Weekend Events and Exhibitions
Exhibition of Japanese kites from Yokkaichi with demonstrations at Burroughs Playground Webster School and Patrick School. Deep sea diving exhibit and open ship tour of USS Brinkley Bass at Long Beach Naval Station. Family programs at Douglass House Center and a dahlia society slide show at Glendale. Concert by Linda Allen at Music Hall Long Beach. Public band concert Sunday at Bixby Park.
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Long Beach
Yokkaichi
Japan
Burroughs
33Rd St
Brinkley Bass
Long Beach Naval Station
Bixby Park
Pan American Festival Arts Exhibit and Consular Ball Featured
The Lakewood Pan American Festival of the Arts runs noon to 5 p.m. at Mayfair Park with folk dances puppet shows and a strolling mariachi band. The Consular Ball follows at 8 p.m. at Lakewood Country Club with Miss Pan American semifinalists and Latin American consuls attending.
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Lakewood
Mayfair Park
Lakewood Country Club
Recreation Department
Lakewood Artists Guild
Lions Club
Orange County legalizes harbor chief authority for speedboating ban
During late February floods runoff choked the upper bay with mud rocks and debris prompting Harbor Chief Sampson to close the area to speedboating and skiers. He lacked authority and the board approved a retroactive ordinance granting power.
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Orange County
Newport Beach
Bay Area
Sampson
Mary Information Booth Opens Today at Queen Mary
The Queen Mary information booth opens today near Pier E in the Port of Long Beach. Operates weekends and holidays from 1 to 4 pm. The Queen Mary Club of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce staffs it and will answer questions and sell the pamphlet The Queen Mary Past Present and Future.
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Mary
Raer
Pier
Port of
Long Beach
Queen Mary Club
Long Beach Chamber of Commerce
Queen Mary
Beating vow: Hubbs ordered psychiatric observation in child death case
Anaheim man Grant Hubbs was ordered to 90 days psychiatric observation before sentencing for willful abuse in the 1968 death of his four month old son Hansel. His wife Virginia was acquitted due to absence during the beating. Authorities said Hansel died from a skull fracture at Children’s Hospital of Orange County. A second adopted child, Hansel Stephen, died as an infant in 1967 from a congenital heart defect. Burglars later robbed the home of Deloise Dotson.
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Anaheim
Grant Hubbs
Hansel Schuyler Hubbs
Superior Court
James F
Orange County Probation Department
Hubbs
Virginia
Little Hansel
Childrens Hospital
Orange County
Hansel Stephen Hubbs
Anaheim General Hospital
Grand Jury
Lanerose Drive
Junior Economy Run Slated
Police Chief William J. Mooney will start the 103 mile high school economy run at 8 a.m. today. About 50 entrants from nine Long Beach area high schools will travel from Norm's Mobil on Clark Avenue and Atherton Street through city streets country roads mountain highways and freeways. The route was logged by the Automobile Club of Southern California and the California Highway Patrol. Adult observers will ride in each car to assess safety penalties.
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William J. Mooney
Long Beach Safety Council
Kiwanis Club
Norm
Mobil
Clark Avenue
Atherton Street
Long Beach Area
Automobile Club of Southern California
California Highway Patrol
Right of Way Stays in Sunset
Orange County supervisors reject Carlton Builders plan for 80 to 120 foot right of way at Sunset Beach. The decision upholds planning commission denial of a mile long strip for a string of apartments and boulevard district move.
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Sunset Beach
Orange County Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Carlton Builders
Beverly Hills
California
Boulevard District
Carlton
Japan Trade Topic for Lunch by Long Beach Chamber
Hiroshi Matsuoka executive director of the Japan Trade Center in Los Angeles will discuss trade interdependence between the United States and Japan at a noon Tuesday meeting of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce International Trade Committee. He will also present the Japanese film Export-Import: Two-Way Street to Better Living. The Apple Valley Steak House venue is open to the public with reservations through the chamber office.
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Japan Trade Center
Los Angeles
Hiroshi Matsuoka
Japan
International Trade Committee
The
Long Beach Chamber of Commerce
Apple Valley
Chamber
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Independent Press-Telegram
Marine Stadium
Golden Avenue
Don Hyslop
Roswell
N.M
California Paralyzed Veterans Association
Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
Pacific Telephone
Hyslop
Josephine Bradley
Central Area Business Service District
Richard Bobb
Houston Childers
Sea Lab III Aquanauts
CDC School of Deep Sea Diving and
Marine Salvage
W. Water St
Wilmington
Douglass House Center
Lime Ave
Lost Chord Club
Belmont Savings and Loan Association
2Nd St
Southern California Dahlia Society
Glendale Federal Savings and Loan Building
E. Stearns St
Linda Allen
Music Hall
Draft Information Committee
Unitarian Church
Atherton
James Moser
Saludos Amigos
Orange Co
Seal Beach
Sharon Mitchell
Jill Shelton
Sharon Richard
Miss Shelton
Rockwell
Jill
Phete
Auust
Heide
Deloise Dotson
Lewis Ave
Japan Trade
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