Public sought to identify teens in arena guard stabbing
Police appeal for public help to identify two teenagers wanted for the January 2 stabbing death of Buena Park security guard Brian Graves outside the Long Beach Arena. Graves, 17, a St. Paul High School football player, died after being stabbed in the back during a scuffle with suspects ejected from a rock concert.
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Buena Park
Long Beach
Brian Graves
St. Paul High School
Graves
St. Mary Medical Center
Joseph Yukeach
Whittier
el Monte
Montebello
Robert Keeran
William Collette
Arena
Carl Calkins
Kindergarten cooks own lunch at Venn Ferguson School
At Hawaiian Gardens school 24 kindergartners prepared a full lunch with macaroni and cheese, beets, salad, rye bread and pears, guided by teachers Bowman and Darby. The program aims to teach cooking skills, manners, and responsibility as Fridays continue with new menus and groups.
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Venn Ferguson School
Hawaiian Gardens
Ethel Bowman
Bowman
Lyndell Darby
David Suarez
Johnny Anderson
Budget meet set 8 30 a.m Thursday
Long Beach residents are invited to a public meeting at City Hall council chambers to set priorities for the 1977 78 budget. Executive assistant Jaring Galindo says the session will discuss “where we want to take this structure we call city government.” A second meeting is planned for January 27 at 8 30 a.m. in the same location.
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Long Beach
Independent Press- Telegram
Jaring Galindo
Tom Clark
Military copters altered for civil defense use
Long Beach converted surplus military helicopters through the California Educational Agency for Surplus Property. A three-man city team refurbished the first craft over 1000 man-hours in 1 1? years, adding communications and lighting for civil defense and police work. The renewed fleet will extend life and readiness for emergencies.
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James
Long Beach
Sacramento
California Educational Agency
City Transportation Division
Ron Walker
Roy Wiley
Jerry Donaldson
Lacivil
Walker
Attic insulation boosts energy savings and helps home costs
An old advertisement explains that heat rises to the attic and escapes without insulation. It notes insulation can cut heating costs by up to 40 percent and suggests contacting a contractor for attic work. A typical attic insulation job costs 200 to 300 dollars, with a free conservation booklet available by mail.
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Bram
Arena Guard
Inglewood
Graves and Yukeach
Gilbert
John
Curt Johnson
Sae
Transportation Division
Police Department
Peterson
Bes
Gary Denham
Ben Post
Kent Henderson
Edison
2.O
Southern California Edison
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