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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1968

Page

7

Parade to Open Safe Boating Week on Terminal Island

Local units of the United States Power Squadrons stage a decorated boat parade and safety display on the opening day of Safe Boating Week. A flotilla starts at Reservation Point at 10 a.m. led by William Dale Hounsley of the Santana unit as it circles Terminal Island and sails through Los Angeles Harbor Main Channel toward Cerritos Channel and Pierpoint Landing.

United Ales Power Squadrons N Toal Terminal Island Reservation Point William Dale Hounsley Santana USPS Los Angeles Harbor Cerritos Channel Pierpoint Landing

Awards Luncheon Ends Writers Parley In Long Beach

The first Writers Conference for People Over 55 ends today with an awards luncheon at the Lafayette Hotel. Under the Institute of Lifetime Learning, it aims to become an annual Long Beach event with Dr. Robert Schuller as featured speaker. A safety inspection notes an outboard boat at the Bazaar Building marina area, fully equipped with gear and recommended equipment.

Lafayette Hotel The Institute of Lifetime Learning Long Beach Robert Schuller Long Beach Marina John Miller

House panel expands Redwoods National Park modestly

The House Interior Committee approved a slight expansion adding about 4,000 acres along Redwood Creek and its watershed to the 25,286 acre plan. Conservationists pushed for larger gains at Lost Man Creek and Skunk Cabbage Creek, with floor battles anticipated next month. The measure remains far smaller than the Senate plan at 64,000 acres, though private land acquisition would rise.

Washington Redwoods National Park House Interior Committee Parks and Recreation William F. Ryan N.Y Lost Man Creek Skunk Cabbage Creek Redwood Creek Committee Senate Subcommittee

Sierra Club Opposes Slash in State Park

The Sierra Club urged Southland members to write the Interior Committee of the U S House to protest cutting acreage in the planned Redwood National Park. It recommends supporting 65 000 acres as authorized by the Senate and directs letters to Rep Craig Hosmer and the four other Interior Committee members.

Sierra Club State Park Southland Interior Committee U.S. House of Representatives Redwood National Park The Club Senate Craig Hosmer Long Beach

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