Power growth hinges on fuel mix and pollution rules
Malcolm Epley argues for expanding electric power in the area by using gas and low sulphur oil to reduce air pollution at large plants. He recalls past successes in cleaner fueling and notes pipeline delays, gas supply, and oil imports as key to future plant expansion and cleaner air. Santa Claus visit anecdotes close the piece.
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Edison
L.A. Dept
Texas
Federal Power Commission
Poor Families Need Help at Christmas
The Salvation Army and Oper donate Christmas aid to needy families like the Bs who cannot provide toys or clothing. Donors may call 435-5787 to give gifts or items or mail cash contributions to the East Long Beach Neighborhood Center at 2338 E. Anaheim St, or call 433-5761 for the Operation Christmas Fund.
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Salvation Army
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Operation Christmas Fund
East Long Beach
Anaheim St
Toy cost of school fete funds a Christmas concert
A toy admission to tonight's Christmas Concert Benefit at Lindbergh Junior High 1022 Market St funds the North Long Beach Welfare Rights Organization. Proceeds distribute throughout the Carmelitos housing project to needy families. entertainers include Alvin Parks, The Back Doors, Inner Experience, Jordan High Straw Hatters, Mary Williams, Bruce Peterzak, James Nakamura, and Bob Wheeler's Band.
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North
North Long Beach
Alvin Parks
The
Back Doors
Inner Experience
Jordan High ‘Straw Hatters
Mary Williams
Bruce Peterzak
James Nakamura
Bob Wheeler
Five Choirs Present Christmas Music Festival in Lynwood
Five church choirs join in an evening of carols and hymns at Batemen Hall 11331 Ernestine Ave Lynwood. The Christmas Music Festival begins at 7 30 p m and is free to the public Selections include The Night of Miracles Let Carols Ring and No Room with other Christmas favorites Participating groups are Trinity Church of the Foursquare Gospel Lynwood Seventh Day Adventist Church Lynwood Methodist Church Lyn-Gate Neighborhood Church and the First Baptist Church of Lynwood.
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Lynwood
Batemen Hall
City Parks and Recreation Department
Ernestine Ave
Gram
Kim Compton
Trinity Church of the Foursquare Gospel
Community Programs At Long Beach Exhibit Hall And Draft Clinic
Draft Counseling and literature session at 1810 E Anaheim St hosted by Long Beach Draft Information Committee at 7 30 p m. A community program features a talent show and dancing at the Long Beach Exhibit Hall 270 E Seaside Blvd starting 7 30 p m.
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Long Beach
Draft Information Committee
E. Anaheim St
E. Seaside Blvd
Family Faces Eviction Amid Holiday Hardships
Kathy Bruce a 12 year old cerebral palsy patient and her family face eviction from a Carmelitos Housing Project apartment. Despite charity gifts the Bruces lack stable housing and transportation and Mrs Bruce plans minor surgery while seeking work to end welfare dependence.
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Alice Bruce
Kathy Bruce
Tommy
Bruce
Kathy
Carmelitos
Bruces
Lassie Boy
Tommy Thompson
Community Improvement League
Lassie
Queen's Park Holiday Ride Bonanza for Youth and Adults
A three day holiday bonus begins at Queen's Park allowing unlimited rides from noon today to Wednesday. Tickets cost 1 for children and 2 for teens and adults and are sold only through the Mayor's Youth Council at eight Long Beach locations. Proceeds support council activities. A $370 TV was stolen from Jo Ann Robinson at 1074 Myrtle Ave after prowlers forced a kitchen window.
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Queen's Park
Long Beach
Mayor's Youth Council
Atlantic Ave
Jo Ann Robinson
Myrtle Ave
Victory Two anti pollution drives poised for ballot and polls
Edwin Koupal of Peoples Lobby Inc spoke at a Long Beach meeting asserting confidence in victory for two environmental measures. The proposals aim at constitutional amendment and statutory revision to strengthen pollution control and tighten anti pollution laws amid a vigorous California campaign.
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Long Beach
Edwin Koupal
Hollywood
Peoples Lobby, Inc
California
Backers Seek Signatures for Pollution Amendments Face Deadlines
Predicted for pollution initiatives backers must collect 520 276 signatures for a constitutional amendment and 325 173 for a statutory revision. An automatic 40 day extension was granted if required signatures are not obtained by Feb 5, risking ballot death.
Bids Called for Los Angeles River Stabilizer Project
County Supervisor Buron W. Chace announced bids will open December 26 for an emergency $150,000 stabilizer across the Los Angeles River mouth. The work aims to protect a 72 inch sewer line threatened by erosion after severe winter storms, per Chace.
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Los Angeles River
Burton W. Chace
Chace
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