Original Cisco Kid star Herbert Dunn living in Costa Mesa
Herbert Stanley Dunn, 82, once billed as Herbert Stanley, lives at 3000 Garfield Ave Costa Mesa with piano typewriter workbench and memories. He starred as the Cisco Kid in early 1913 films for Eclair Film Co and later became Columbia property master before retiring in 1957.
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Costa Mesa
Cisco Kid
Herbert Stanley Dunn
Garfield Ave
Herbert Stanley
C. Henry
the Caballero
Eclair Film Co
Tucson
Tom Mix
Dunn
Vitagraph Studio
New York
Mexico
Germany
Hollywood
Columbia
Howard Hughes
Hughes
John Barrymore
Stanley
Africa
Barrymore
Jean Harlow
Howard Hawkes
Mr. Dunn
Sloppy tally forces revised counts in Long Beach school race
Long Beach Unified School District election faced large counting errors on April 4. Official canvass shifted two positions among 17 candidates, while three seats were won by Crawford Jacobs and Burcham. Discrepancies included a total vote cast miscount and 1,300 voters, with turnout at 16.53 percent.
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Long Beach Unified School District
Los Angeles County
Harry W. Orme
Norman H. Gottlieb
Handicapped Awareness Week Opens at Long Beach State
Long Beach State University begins a Handicapped Awareness Week to address problems perceptions and possibilities for disabled students. Dean David Kagan opens with a noon talk on accessibility efforts. A Tuesday panel on employability and a Wednesday student performance follow.
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Long Beach State University
David Kagan
The
State University System
University Union
Joan Carlson
LBSU
Petition seeks environmental study of Cherry Manor area
Long Beach residents file two petitions with the city council. attorney Kenneth Zommick leads calls for an environmental impact study of Cherry Manor and adjacent industrial sites. He cites risks from chemical plants, white phosphorus, rail derailments, and fumes plus noise affecting residents and city financial exposure to potential lawsuits.
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Don Brackenbury
Cherry Manor
Long Beach
Kenneth Zommick
Tion
Los Angeles County Air Pollution Control District
Zommick
Downtown Long Beach mall faces public support test
A 200-person crowd at a downtown redevelopment meeting heard Jack Spencer of Ernest W. Hahn Inc. defend plans for a six block enclosed shopping complex between Ocean Boulevard and Broadway Pacific and Long Beach boulevards. He argued three anchor department stores would anchor the project and cited studies showing energy savings in enclosed malls. City officials stressed the project would be self sustaining and tax-increment bonds would fund it without raising property taxes, with hearings set in June.
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Long Beach
Jack Spencer
Ernest W. Hahn Inc
Disnay Totas
Westminster
Spencer
Hahn
Broadway Plaza
Los Angeles
Fresno
Hahn Company
Ocean Boulevard
Broadway
Pacific
Southern California Edison Co
PAC
Darrell Neighbors
Hawaii
Kahala
California
City Council
Verrue
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Bob Sanders
Cisco
Independent Press-Telegram
Board of Education
James M. Crawford
Jerald S. Jacobs
James Gray
Hugh David Burcham
Bonnie Seymour
Larry Goldstein
Crawford
Jacobs
Burcham
Seymour
Butler
Johnson
Paul
Alvarez
Richardson
Gottlieb
Orme
Anthony
Legeman
Duren
Grant
Zinn
Goldstein
Millikan High School
Cindy Menkee
Cindy Ludwig
Millikan
Bob Hagen
Bob Riha
San Bernardino
Culver
Randy Verrue
Hahn Agency
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