Fire Station 4 Dedicated to Bo Lowell Hero Firefighter
In a brief ceremony on Monday Fire Station No 4 at 41 Tom a Ave was dedicated to Dale E Bo Lowell veteran Long Beach firefighter who died February 18 at 57 A bronze plaque naming him Mr Fire fighter was unveiled by Fire Chief Virgil Jones Mayor Thomas Clark and Councilman Russ Rubley attended with Lowells widow Joyce and their sons Bruce and Barry Lowell retired last year after 29 years with the Long Beach Fire Department including duty at Station No 4 He led the Long Beach Fire Fighters Association for 20 years and supported multiple civic groups earning numerous local honors including Civic Achievement Award and City Employee of the Year award in 1973
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Bo” Lowell
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Westside business group plans meeting at Hall of Fame
Donna Zimmerman and several area leaders hold an organizational meeting at 7 39 p m in the Hall of Fame Bowling Center to form a Westside Business and Professional Association covering area north of Pacific Coast Highway and west of the Long Beach Freeway. The goal is to coordinate local business efforts and upgrade the westside with ties to TRAC and community groups.
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Park Department Offices Move for New Quarters Plan
Long Beach Park Department offices relocate to former Fire Station No. 16 at 4250 Donald Douglas Drive to clear the Studebaker Road HQ site for new offices. Park Director Chance Hill says funding should wrap in about six months and golf and street-tree divisions will share space at 7600 E Spring. For reservations contact 420 2451.
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Long Beach Considers City-Funded Dental Plan for Workers
City plans a fully city-funded dental program for Long Beach employees at eight dollars per month per worker. If approved, it marks the first dental coverage under the city health insurance. City Manager John Mansell will seek bids with an August 87 opening and a October 1 start, offering a low-option fully funded plan and an optional higher premium plan for employees.
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Harbor College stages Jesus Christ Superstar
Harbor College mounts an ambitious production of Jesus Christ Superstar with performances over the weekend and again Thursday through Sunday. Ken Barr's King Herod delivers a striking moment while Chris Belyea and Henry Johnson lead strong acting turns, though some singers struggle with pitch and the chorus lacks space energy. The show’s lighting and costumes are notable, and at a $2 admission it ranks highly among college productions.
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New Fort MacArthur deputy commander named at San Pedro
Col. Harry L. Sutton succeeds Col. Clarence E. Gentry as deputy post commander of Fort MacArthur in San Pedro. Gentry earned the Legion of Merit for 40 years of service and received a special certificate of appreciation from Gen. Fred Weyand at retirement. Sutton previously led the Readiness Group at Fort Ord since 1974. A separate Long Beach incident: burglars stole cigarettes and beer valued at 620 dollars from the Milk Parlor at 1620 W Wardtow Rd.
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Subrait your own Humbioud ad James Eset
Fort Worth area classified notice outlines a request to submit a unique advertisement for a product or service with a stated price and contact details. The fragment mentions a P O Box in Fort Worth and a nominal amount of five dollars, indicating a small, local commercial listing.
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