Coast Guard warns of exhaust fumes entering boats
The Coast Guard urges boat owners to test for backflow of exhaust from generators into cabins after a boy died from carbon monoxide. Cmdr A C Dempsey recommends tests with the boat underway, and free on-site testing at Long Beach public docks. Be vigilant for symptoms like headache and dizziness and evacuate if fumes are detected.
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Syearald
Cmdr
A.C. Dempsey
Office of Boating Safely
Long Beach
Coast Guard
Long Beach Yacht Club
Dempsey
Masked bandit robs Artesia market early Monday
A man in a black ski mask robbed Tick Tot market clerk Joe Silva at about 1 45 a m. in Artesia, threatening with a knife and taking roughly 34 from the register at 17850 Pioneer Blvd. The incident was reported to police.
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Artesia
Joe Silva
Pioneer Blvd
Burglary Stole Silver and Fur Coats in Bellflower
Lakewood deputies report a burglar entered Hazel Friend's Bellflower home at 16910 Bixby Ave through a bedroom window while the owner was absent. The thief took silverware and two fur coats valued at 3,900 dollars.
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Bellflower
Lakewood
Hazel ‘Friend
Bixby Ave
Burglars Steal Tools From Mars Building Supply
Norwalk deputies report burglars broke through a wall to enter Mars Building Supply Co at 13600 Rosecrans Blvd in Santa Fe Springs and stole power tools and a supply of shunting knives valued at about 5000 dollars.
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Santa Fe Springs Company
Norwalk
Mars Building Supply Co
Rosecrans Blvd
Woman robbed on street outside Torrance
A A H year old Torrance secretary stopped her car at Pacific Coast Highway and Magnolia Avenue around 1:40 Monday to walk her rat when she was robbed by three men and a woman. Marlene H. Douglas reported a purse with identification and two rings valued at eighty dollars was taken.
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Torrance
Pacific Coast Highway
Magnolia Avenue
Marlene H. Douglas
Long Beach Emergency Calls Across City Streets
Sirens answered by Long Beach police and fire departments during a busy day of incidents citywide. Reports include fires on Myrtle Avenue and Haswell Avenue, trash fires on Long Beach Boulevard, injuries from multiple collisions on Alamitos and Spring streets, and several traffic accidents around Seventh Street, Ocean Boulevard, and Pine avenues.
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Long Beach
Myrtle
Haswell Ave
Lone Bent Avenue
Avinston
Orange
Bist Street
Fosa
Pine
Long Beach Blvd
Pasadena
Long Beach Adult Education Opens Fall Courses
Pre registration runs through Sept. 1 for fall term at Long Beach School for Adults. Over 40 local offerings begin Sept. 1 including high school diploma prep, reading improvement, woodworking, and new classes like Small Boat Handling with the Long Beach Power Squadron. Schedule available at the school office and city libraries.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Power Squadron
Comics good for all in the city’s superhero trend shift
Widzer notes a shift in comics as heroes gain depth and family ties while remaining mythic. He cites Mandrake the Magician Flash Gordon and The Phantom as early archetypes and calls Spider-Man the epitome of adolescent heroes, highlighting their cultural impact on Berkeley students.
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Widzer
Dick Tracy
Mandrake
Magician
Flash Gorden
Phantom
Spiderman
Berkeley
Wider
Around the World Voyage by the Derivas Family
Mrs Derivas and her girls completed a global sailing trip teaching science and math aboard the Teacher's Pet 111. They sailed from Long Beach across the Pacific through numerous island chains to Africa, the Red Sea, Israel, and Europe then home to California.
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Red Sea
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Israel
Gibraltar
Atlantic
Barbados
The
Grenadines
Panama Canal
Point Arenas
Costa Rica
Acapulco
Cabo San Lucas
Baja California
San Diego
Long Beach
Negev Desert
Haifa
Suez Canal
Derivas
Nerivas
New Administration Appointments at Dominguez Hills
Three new administrators were named at Dominguez Hills State College on Monday. Frances Epps Collier becomes dean of academic administration, Michael Kolsky is director of intercollegiate athletics, and Christine Acconero is associate director of intercollegiate women's sports. Collier has credentials from Los Angeles State University and is an authority in early childhood education. Kolsky currently coaches basketball at John Jay College, CUNY. Acconero has taught physical education at three universities.
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Domingues Hills State College
Frances Epps Collier
Michael Kolsky
Christine Acconera
Ms. Collier
Los Angeles State University
Kolsky
John Jay College
City University of New_York
Ms. Acconero
Mike E. Dimas Dies War Hero and Restauranteur
Funeral services set for Mike E. Dimas owner of the Closer Room and Ranch House. Dimas died Sunday at 64 after a career including college football at UCLA, service in World War II with many decorations, and leadership in the Greek community. He is survived by wife Katherine, brothers John and Sam, and sister Lena.
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Mike E. Dimas
Sheelar Stricktin Mortuary
Me. Dimas
Sacramento
Katherine
John
Sam
Long Beach
Lena Simtzi
Ventura
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