Long Beach YMCA pool collapse prompts safety checks and funeral notices
City officials investigate the pool ceiling collapse at the Y as Linda Spinelli’s family mourns her mother’s loss. Edward OConnor outlines building code changes and nonconforming structures while the YWCA plans a new building after the tragedy, with services set for Linda Spinelli’s mother at Forest Lawn.
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Linda Spinelli
Finans Winmer
Edward O'Connor
City Building and Safety Department
O'Connor
Long Beach
WCA
Guatemala Hospital Aid Urges Equipment and Personnel
Miller cites urgent needs in Guatemala after the quake, listing specific medical devices and supplies including an electric orthopedic drill, autoclaves, X-ray gear, beds, operating tables, and blankets. Liga members seek doctors, nurses, and specialists, plus funds to support a regional care center and child-focused rebuilding efforts before the May rainy season.
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Miller
Guatemala
Roosevelt Hospital
Liga
Gale
Durnin
Long Beach
Nickel
Cialist
Central American Union
Guatemala City
OC considers model conflict of interest code for many county workers
Orange County may require almost 500 employees to file financial disclosures under a proposed model conflict-of-interest code. County Counsel Adrian Kuyper will ask supervisors to distribute the code and have departments draft agency versions, with disclosures due by 1977 and penalties reporting within 80 days. A March 24 public hearing will review adopting the supervisorial code, alongside existing Proposi tion 9 disclosures by elected officials.
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Bob Geivet
Orange County
Adrian Kuyper
Gunman robs Anaheim S and L in broad daylight
A man in his early 20s with dark hair produced a small revolver and took $1,000 from a teller at California Federal Savings and Loan Association on 600 Euclid Street in Anaheim. He fled on foot after the 12:55 p.m. robbery, according to Anaheim police.
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California Federal Savings and Loan Association
Euclid St
Anaheim
Emergency calls log from Long Beach police and fire
A 24 hour period ending 8 p.m. Monday shows multiple first aid responses and traffic accidents across Long Beach. Personnel handled smoke investigations, injuries, and ambulance needs at locations including E 9:55 p.m. Cedar Avenue, Chestnut, Willow Street, Dean Boulevard, Long Beach and Walnut Avenue intersections.
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Long Brach
Fire Departments
Sintioniaco
Lone Beach
Willow Street
W. Dean Blvd
Figers Ave
E. Artesia St
Long Beach
Iva
Grange Ave
Third Street
Long Beachs Boulevard
Rand
Magnolia Ave
Aiso
Seventreet
Walnut Avenue
Caspian
Funeral services for Cuthbert "Count" Jackson
Funeral services for Cuthbert Count Jackson, longtime Long Beach resident and Douglas Aircraft employee, will be held today at Patterson Snively Mortuary at 2 pm. He died Wednesday at 65, survived by wife Virginia son Jerry sister Carlyn Miller and two grandchildren.
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Cuthbert
Count" Jackson
Long Beach
Douglas Aircraft
Patterson & Snively Mortuary
Edward H. Jackson
Broadway
Pine Avenue
Nina Cuthbert Jackson
Ebell Club
Virginia
Jerry
Signal Hill Ballot Focuses On Council Race And Land Use
About 40 percent of Signal Hill's 2,060 registered voters are expected to cast ballots to choose three council members from seven candidates. A key issue is a long drafted 80 page land use ordinance tied to a new master plan. Polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with results likely by 9:30 p.m. Incumbents include William F. Mendenhall, Gertrude A. Reebe, and Keaton K. King. challengers include Marlon F. McCallen, George Papadatis, Robert F. Randle, T. Weber, Ed Wells as a write-in. Precincts are at seven locations across the city.
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Signal Hill
Marie Hunt
William F. Mendenhall
Gertrude A. Reebe
Keaton K King
Marlon F. “Buzz” McCallen
George Papadatis
Robert F. Randle
T. Weber
Freedom Party
Ed Wells
Myrtle Ave
California Ave
St. Louis Ave
Beach City
Pacific Coast Highway
Signal Hill Community Center
Hill St
St Louis Ave
Burroughs
B. 33Rd St
Surprise gift funds three Lakewood aging vehicles
The Lakewood Committee on Aging celebrates a surprise 67000 grant from an anonymous foundation that will purchase three vehicles. A new van for senior and handicapped transport, a customized bus mobile service center, and a Meals on Wheels delivery van will aid city services, health clinics, education, and information.
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Larry Chrisen
Lakewood Committee On Aging
Lakewood
Wayne Piercy
Piercey
Milton Farrell
Piercy
Chrisco
David Mills
Funeral for George W. Vicknair at Cove nant Presbyterian Church
George W. Vicknair, administrator of Woodruff Community Hospital, dies at 57. Funeral set today at 2 at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Orange. He was former president of the Southern California Hospital Association and a member of the LBSU Torch Club.
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George W. Vicknair
Woodruff Community Hospital
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Orange
Vicknair
Southern California Hospital Association
LBSU
Torch Club
Founder of Standard Income Tax Service rites today
The founder's family including wife Jessica son Paul W Anaheim daughters Mary Elizabeth Conway Nebraska and Jessica Ans Anaheim and brother Delbert Georgia attend the rites. Hilgenfeld Mortuary Anaheim handles arrangements.
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Standard Income Tax Service
Jessica
Paul W
Anaheim
Mary Elizabeth Conway
Nebraska
Jessica Ans
Delbert
Georgia
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