Battle lines formed to save Long Beach YMCA
The Long Beach Armed Services YMCA faces a $12,000 deficit and $18,000 in unmet obligations as the civilian committee deploys a position paper to keep the facility open. Capt M H Lytle USN retired heads the effort with Dr Thomas Dean E H Halton and William B Lanier preparing a concise report. The 1972 income was hit by ship deployments to Vietnam. a $70,000 dormitory conversion proposal is reviewed for funding from a New York reserve and a private loan.
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Long Beach Armed Services Ymca
Armed Services Agency
M. MH. Lytle
USN
Lytle
Thomas Dean
E. H. Halton
William B. Lanier
Independent, Press-Telegram
New York Reserve Fund
Special Financial Action Group
Daly
Beach freeway hits new snag
SACRAMENTO The Senate Transportation Committee approved AB 1322 by Newport Beach Assemblyman Robert ER Badham to block Pacific Coast Freeway through Newport Beach. The bill, not moving to the full Senate, follows a dispute with the State Public Works Department over the route. If signed, it would delete another section of Route 1. Governor Reagan already blocked Long Beach freeway construction last Friday.
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Sacramento
Senate ‘Transportation Committee
Newport Beach
Robert ER. Badham
Senate
Assembly
State Public Works Department
Reagan
Long Beach
Rosary and Requiem for Margaret Siegfried
Rosary planned tonight for Margaret Siegfried former Independent Press bookkeeper. Requiem Mass set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at St Barnabas Church with funeral by Sheelar Stricklin Mortuary. Survivors include husband John F., sons John L. and daughters Judith Siegfried Silverman Claudine Folk er Jacquelyn Spiziri Candice Siegfried and five grandchildren. Heart Fund donations requested.
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St. Barnabas Church
Margrret Siegfried
The
Independent Press
Telegram
Siegfried
John FR
John L
Judith Ron Silverman
Claudine M. Folker
Jacquelyn G. Spiziri
Candice E. Siegfried
Sheelar-Stricklin Mortuary
Siexfried
Heart Fund
Oatey Named Executive Director Of North Community YMCA
Robert Oatey a 2 year old new director of the North Community YMCA in Long Beach has been appointed executive director. He attended Van Nuys High School and George Williams College Chicago where he majored in social work and recreation. He previously served as program director at the Wilmington Carson Dominguez YMCA and for the past three years was senior program director at Van Nuys. The North Community part of the YMCA of Greater Long Beach serves North Long Beach Bixby Knolls Los Cerritos and Carmelitos.
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Robert Oatey
North Community Ymca
Long Beach
Oatey
van Nuys
George Williams College
Chicago
Wilmington-Carson-Dominguez
The
Ymca of Greater
Independent LBCC urged to pursue separate board
Faculty advocates of full independence for Long Beach City College pressed the Board of Education to back a separate board ballot question for the November election. Dr Richard Fairchild led the effort, with the Academic Senate seeking to co sponsor a pro argument for the ballot. The Long Beach League of Women Voters will draft a separate argument, and the group will contribute its own if trustees choose otherwise. Voters in Long Beach, Lakewood, Signal Hill and Avalon face a fall vote on whether a semi autonomous college should have its own board or stay under the unified school district trustees. The issue stems from October legislation signed by Gov. Reagan. Fairchild urged the board to have Dr Schuyler Joyner study separation costs if not yet done. Board president Elizabeth W. Wallace said the question is still being carefully considered, noting major political and philosophic factors to weigh.
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Long Beach City College
Board of Education
Academic Senate
Richard Fairchild
Long Beach League of Women Voters
Long Beach
Lakewood
Signal Hill
Avalon
Reagan
Fairchild
Schuyler Joyner
Elizabeth W. Wallace
Two Critical After Crash In Harbor Area
Two men remained in extremely critical condition at Harbor General Hospital after a high speed crash on Pacific Coast Highway near Alameda in Wilmington. The 88 year old driver Alberto T DeVere a Navy cook from Long Beach Naval Station and 42 year old passenger Alejandro Capitan a Philippines visitor sustained massive head injuries. Two other car occupants had minor injuries and were released from the hospital.
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Harbor General Hospital
Wilmington
Alberto T. DeVere
Long Beach Naval Station
Alejandro Capitan
Phillipines
Long Beach State selects Sandra Mathis for photo scholarship
Sandra Mathis, a senior journalism major at Long Beach State University, is named the first recipient of the $200 Robert Steffes Photojournalism Scholarship. She will also serve as editor in chief of The Forty-Niner summer editions, chosen for her photo portfolio and high grades. Steffes, professor emeritus of journalism at LBSU, supported the award.
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Sandra L. Mathis
Long Beach State University
Robert Steffes
Miss Mathis
Long Beach Emergency Calls Date Nightwatch Report
The Long Beach police and fire departments logged a busy 24 hours ending at p.m. Monday night with a string of incidents including building fires on Anaheim Street and Gardenia Avenue, box alarms on Olive Avenue, and multiple injury and noninjury traffic incidents across Long Beach streets and avenues.
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MotsuNpay
Auraheim Street
Carfax Avenue
4Th Street
Cherry Avenue
Olive Avenue
Pacific Coast Highway
Anaheim Street
Gardenia Avenue
Pasadena Ave
Carrie- Titus Housing Project
19Th St
Long Beach Blvd
16Th Street
Lovaxt
Avenues
Cerri
Long Beach Boulevard
Hill Street
Far Marieee
Lime Avenue
Wardlow Road
Willow Street
Redcafe Avenue
Pacific Avenue
Cherry Ave
Seventh St
Magnolia Avenue
Locust Avenue
E. St
Junipero Avenue
Walnut Ave
E. Market
Tenth Street
Linden Avenue
Seal Beach postmaster retires to teach at college trustees
Worth Keene ends 21 years as Seal Beach postmaster effective June 30 and stays on part time to work with the Association of Community College Trustees. He will travel nationwide while basing himself in Seal Beach and has long served on multiple school boards and trustees groups. He plans to relax at home, visit Tombstone Arizona, and pursue hobbies including swimming body surfing and salmon fishing. His career included a move to a new post office in 1970 and growth from six to nearly 100 employees serving 26 000 residents. He will be succeeded temporarily by David K. R. Daggett as officer in charge.
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Seal Beach
Worth Keene
Keene
Association of Community College Trustees
The
Boy Scouts of America
Main St
Westminster Blvd
Post Office
Innocence plea in Queen Mary assault case
Larry Ray Wyers, 20, pleaded innocent at arraignment in Long Beach Superior Court to a charge of assaulting two police officers during a May anti war demonstration aboard the Queen Mary. Judge John A. Arguelies set a jury trial for August.
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Larry Ray Wyers
Long Beach Superior Court
John A. Arguelies
Long Beach State student wins $700 biochemistry fellowship
Long Beach State University graduate chemistry student John Likes of 1512 Florida Ave Long Beach receives a $700 simmer fellowship from the California Foundation for Biochemical Research to fund a biochemistry project on enzyme activation.
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Long Beach State University
Try
John Likes
Florida Ave
Long Beach
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