State seeks 2 million loan for Terminal Island small Craft marina
Los Angeles Harbor Department faces charges of hostility toward a state plan to lend 2 million dollars to fund a 600-boat marina at Terminal Island. Harbor officials argue the project would block 80 large-ship berths and cost about 1 million in annual revenue, while supporters say shallow and deep draft vessels should share water.
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Walker
Lawrence L. Whiteneck
Henry’s Yacht Landing
Island Yacht Landing
Fellows Marina
Harbor Department
Sam Yorty
John Gibson
California
Caughlin
Terminal Island
Washington
Whiteneck
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Redondo Beach
Port Executive
Poverty Talks to Begin in Long Beach Tonight
A series of seven Long Beach town meetings opens tonight to review anti poverty programs and seek citizen input. Officials from the regional Office of Economic Opportunity will discuss unmet needs and needed program changes as Carl P. Wallace faces scrutiny over unsubstantiated claims about his education and football background.
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Free Long Beach clinic and art exhibit schedule
Admission free events listed in Long Beach include 5 p.m. free medical services and 7 p.m. individual psychiatric counseling for problems or pregnancies at the Long Beach Free Clinic 2060 Atlantic Ave. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. an exhibit titled The Peace Corps features over 200 black and white photos and 20 wood carvings from Africa in Galleries A and B at California State College at Long Beach.
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Long Beach Free Clinic
Atlantic Ave
Peace Corps
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California State College At
Jury Duty Reflections and War Talk
A reader writes about Nixon era politics and troop morale in Vietnam and questions how senators undermine peace efforts. The essay then shifts to a personal jury duty experience at the courthouse on W Ocean Blvd with about 80 others and describes the first day.
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Vietnam
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McGovern
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Jury Duty Diary From The Courtroom
A juror recounts long waits in the assembly room and the jury room packed with diversions. He describes puzzles cards and magazines, a 45 minute lecture by Judge Max Wisott, and notes the birthday surprise while reporting pay at five dollars a day and overtime parking costs.
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Free School Movement Aims At Long Beach Launch
Long Beach group Experimental Schools Corp plans a nonrepressive, student guided school for ages five to eight. They seek a large rental building in a commercial zone with a yard and four teachers plus a director to enroll about 40 children, funded by modest tuition.
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Long Beach
Jim Long
California State College At
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Warehouse Search On By Center By TONY CILLO
Volunteers at the North Long Beach Neighborhood Center seek a garage or garages to store emergency supplies after clearing 5 525 items for 1 011 Needy residents on Long Beach Boulevard. Furniture moved to East Long Beach Center while a new warehouse is sought. Call 423 0953 if space is available. Burglars stole hi fi equipment valued at 587 from John Thompson at 1143 Olive Ave. Long Beach police said.
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Long Beach Boulevard
Willie Mae Addison
East Long Beach
Addison
John Thompson
Olive Ave
Long Beach
Burglars Use Pass Key to Loot Home in Long Beach
Long Beach police said Sunday that burglars used a pass key to enter Emma Riley’s residence at 26 West Zane Avenue and stole household items valued at about $300.
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Zane Ave
Long Beach
Erotic film at Atlantic Theater sparks education versus porn debate
A reviewer and research assistant attended the Atlantic Theater film Man and Wife to judge if it is an educational documentary or porn. The mixed audience reacted to the erotic content with humor and fatigue while noting a $5 admission and a $10 value verdict. The piece concludes the film offers ten dollars of education, not pornography.
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Long Beach
Atlantic Theater
Atlantic Ave
Hannaford shaped Long Beach politics from Lakewood mayor to profile
Open faced Lakewood mayor Mark W. Hannaford rose from a Lakewood High School government teacher to the city’s mayor after an upset 1966 council race. Born in Anderson Indiana, he arrived in California in 1953 and built a public life through the Lakewood Democratic Club and planning commission, balancing family life with a rising political profile.
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Lakewood High
City Planning Commission
Democratic Club
Anderson
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