Navy to Move to Coast Guard Facilities in Long Beach
The Long Beach Harbor Commissioners voted to lease part of the Captain of the Port facilities to the Navy for 20,400 dollars a year. The Coast Guard site will be vacated as the Navy relocates.
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Tennis classes begin today at two high schools
Six beginner and intermediate tennis classes start today at Millikan and Wilson High Schools. Registration at first meetings. classes meet five days over two weeks. Millikan offers 1 2 pm for beginners and 3 pm for intermediate. Wilson offers 9 10 am beginners and 11 am intermediate. cost eight dollars.
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BWIA Receives First DC9 Jetliner for Caribbean Routes
BWIA West Indian Airways has taken delivery of its first McDonnell Douglas DC9 Series 60 jetliner for Caribbean operations. The plane flew from Long Beach to Miami then Tobago and Port of Spain. BWIA had announced orders for two DC9 Series 50s and one Series VF freighter, aided by Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally during a Douglas sales drive. The jetliner will operate under a lease while remaining aircraft are produced.
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California Board of Economic Development
Parking districts approved in Belmont Shore area
The coastal panel backed parking district plans to keep Belmont Shore viable, approving a 9-0 vote. Staff was to resubmit findings. Separately, Seal Beach officials put a proposed library and senior center site on hold for two weeks to study alternatives including Edison Dolphin substation and nearby DWP land beside the San Gabriel River.
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Lewis Nowell
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Edison Co
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Movers Strike Shuts 75 Bay Area Firms
About 1,000 moving and storage workers walked out in San Francisco Bay Area protests, halting operations at 75 firms during peak season. Bekins Van Lines noted out of state moves would be canceled, while California shipments to homes may be delivered but not unloaded for storage. The California Moving and Storage Association said most Bay Area firms were affected. In a separate matter, Huntington Harbour marine community permit was denied 7-4 due to dredging concerns and wildlife protection. The plan included 204 condo units, a club house, pool, tennis courts, 90 boat slips, 23 single family homes, commercial space, public marina, and hotel at an estimated $21 million.
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San Francisco Bay Area
Bekins van Lines
California
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Robert F. Maguire
Vantage Cigarette Ad Takes Stand On Smoking Debate
A cigarette ad argues smokers already know the controversy around smoking. It targets current smokers, promoting Vantage as a flavorful option with lower tar and nicotine, claiming it offers taste without the heavy burden of other light brands. The copy emphasizes choice and satisfaction for committed smokers.
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