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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1967

Page

2

AHEPA President Leads Greek Civic Tour Across California

Dr Kimon A Doukas of AHEPA spoke in Long Beach and Los Angeles detailing Greek immigrant support and charity work. He outlined chapter activity including installing officers led by Gus Argeris and hosting events at the Biltmore Hotel and Lakewood Country Club as chapters prepare future programs.

Kimon A. Doukas St. Sophia's Catheder Badu Ae Wanni Tetryose Gonal Progressive Associa Lounded AHEPA United States West Coast tDr Doukas Theiof Life America Lakewood Country Club Long Beach Gus Argeris Nofed Biltlin Yucaipa Thore Hotel Los Angeles Argeris Jesse Ahepa Abulurach The New York Penelope

End of State Hospitals Goal Urged by County Leader

Medical officials in Long Beach urged dismantling California state hospitals in favor of comprehensive community mental health programs. Dr Harry R Brickman, LA County Mental Health director, described a triad: outpatient care, consultation, and an inpatient option, with plans for day care facilities and hospital partnerships as state funding tightens.

California Long Beach Harry, R. Brickman Los Angeles Long Beach E Brickman State Department of’ Mental Hygiené Modesto State Hospital

Pierce Installed as Commodore of Southland Yachting Association

W R Bob Pierce a Long Beach businessman yachtsman civic leader and planning commissioner was installed as commodore of the Southland California Yachting Association on Friday night He is credited with promoting boating in the region including involvement in the Congressional Cup and the Long Beach to San Francisco Power Boat Race He owns Mr Piano and Hammond Organ Studio and captained a 41 foot sloop named Hose with ties to memorial hospital parking issues and a theft report involving a silver mink stole

W. R Bob) Pierce Southam California Yachting Association Long Beach Pierce City Planning Commission Pierce Jong Southland San Francisco Mary L. Jensen Laguna Beach Memorial Hospital

Clown rumor dismissed by LA and OC police

Law enforcement in Los Angeles and Orange counties dismissed rumors of a man in a clown costume molesting children. Officials said no substantiated cases exist, warned against vigilante actions, and urged calm as investigations found no clown involvement in past three years.

Los Angeles Orange Counties Southland Orange County Long Beach Ares St .Paul Zeltner Lake‘wood Zeltner Placentia Flar Sto Ries James Broadbelt Robert Griffeth Orange County Sheriff Department Griffeth Griffeth, of the Sheriff's

Permits Issued for Housing in Dorado Estates

Dorado Estates units receive permits for 24 new single family dwellings to be built by S. and S. Construction Co. in El Dorado Park Estates. Total value listed at 603481 dollars with individual values from 19620 to 29830. Homes spread across Lama Avenue blocks 3100 and 3200 with others on Cramer Garner Rosina Armourdale Julian and Marna Avenues. Owners listed as Hartwell Corp Athens Corp and Pemrerton Corp. Architects David Freedman and James R. Wilde on all houses.

S. and S. Construction Co el Dorado Park Estates City Building Department Lama Avene Lethers Cramer and Garner Streets Rosina Street Armourdale Avenue Julian and Marna Avenues Hartwell Corp Athens Corp Pemrberton Corp David Freedman James R. Wilde

Caughlin Named President of California Port Authorities

Bernard J. Caughlin, general manager of the Port of Los Angeles, was elevated from vice president to president of the California Association of Port Authorities in Oakland on Friday. He succeeds Stephen J. Meyer of Richmond, who retired for health reasons.

Bernard J. Caughlin Los Angeles Oakland California Association of Port Authorities Stephen J .Meyer Richmond

Hospital room rates to rise again in April

Hospital room rates will increase by at least 2 to 3 dollars daily in April, with higher charges planned for delivery, nursery, and operating rooms. Nursing salaries are set to rise to 570 to 693 dollars monthly from 550 to 650, affecting overall costs by about 4 to 5 dollars per day.

Waller M. Oliver Harbor-Area Hospital Council of Southern St. Francis Hospital Lynwood Oliver

Pay hike rejected triggers sick-out by Garden Grove teachers

Garden Grove Unified School District teachers plan a call-in-sick protest Monday after school trustees denied a proposed pay hike. Spokesmen say participation is unclear among the district’s 1700 teachers as negotiations continue and a one million dollar ceiling was set.

Ustees Garden Grove Unified Garden Grove Education Association Garden Grove Federation of District Trust

Court Photo Not Proven In Contempt Ruling

A contempt case against newspaper photographer Clay Miller over an improvised Santa Ana courtroom photo was dismissed by Orange County Superior Court Judge Samuel Dreizen. The judge found it not clear and convincing Miller violated a no picture order issued by Judge Tester Van Tatenhove during a temporary courtroom setup last August 8 in Santa Ana for an Orange County board of supervisors recount.

Clay Miller Whn Santa Ana Orange County Superior Court Samuel Dreizen Miller Tester van Tatenhove van Tatenhove Orange County

Parents Face Costs Over Juvenile Lewd Phone Calls

A San Pedro judge ruled parents liable for their children’s lewd telephone calls, ordering $200 judgments against three families and $50 against a fourth. Plaintiffs J Vernon Hail and wife said four youths aged 14 to 17 made about 30 lewd calls to Star. The decision sets a precedent for parental responsibility in juvenile misconduct.

San Pedro Jthomas J. Higgins J. Vernon Hail Trall Lice Valley View St Long Beach Douglas Aircraft Co.nnersons

Douglas Unveils DC8 Super 63 in L B Monday

Douglas unveils the four engine DC8 Super 63 at Los Angeles International on Monday. The jet carries up to 261 passengers and blends the extended fuselage of the DC8 Super 61 with the wingspan of the Super 62.

Douglas L.B

Garden Grove Barber Ricky Star Summoned by State Board

A Garden Grove barber nicknamed Cutrate faces a Tuesday appearance before the State Board of Barber Examiners in Los Angeles. The order to show cause was issued by the state attorney general’s office amid a dispute over hair cut prices.

Garden Grove State Board of Barber Examiners Los Angeles Ricky Star

Cynthia Endriss Receives Perpetual Trophy at L B Jr Band

At the Long Beach Junior Concert Band anniversary banquet in the Elks Club, Cynthia Endriss 17 Millikan High School senior and Ron Van Liew 18 Long Beach City College student received the Pernetus Trophy for Outstanding Service. Endriss also won Most Popular Band member sharing with Brice Polay 17 Lakewood High.

Pernetus Long Beach Cynthia Endriss Millikan High School Ron van Liew Long Beach City College Elks Club Miss Endriss Brice Polay Lakewood High School Cowinners Polay Colene Montgomery Millikan High Joseph Fagin Rick Perales Magnolia High School Anaheim Chris Lolter Larry Martin Western High School of Sandy Fagin Dr. Fagin Ene Walt White Bob Aguilar Phil Estrada Nancy Andersen Marvin Marker Don G. Gill All- Western Band Review

Douglas to Train 2000 Workers for Aircraft Jobs

The Labor Department approves a $702,000 agreement with Aircraft Co of Long Beach to train 2000 unemployed or underemployed people. Douglas will train 1800 as aircraft assemblers for four weeks and 200 as milling machine and turret lathe operators for twenty weeks. Rep. Craig Hosmer, R Long Beach, said the plan funds training costs and wages.

Washington Douglas Labor Department Will Aircraft Co Long Beach Craig Hosmer

US Orders Probe of Leases Granted by L B Harbor Board

The Federal Maritime Commission will investigate two Long Beach Harbor Department leases, one with Evans Products Co. and a warehouse lease with Southbay Warehouse Corp. Los Angeles and San Francisco allege discriminatory terms not conforming to FMC tariff rules. Petitions are due March 22.

Our National Bureau Washington Federal Maritime Commission Long Beach

Tire Retreading Industry Placed Under Control

The Los Angeles County Air Pollution Control District, via the Board of Supervisors, placed the tire recapping and retreading industry under its oversight as part of 22 amendments to smoky central rules. The amendment governs tire buffing equipment, drawing opposition from Anderson Wire Inc. president Jay Goldbert who warned installations could cost up to $10,000, while APCD officer Louis J. Fuller stressed the need to curb smoke from new automatic buffing equipment.

Los Angeles County Air Pollution Control District Board of Supervisors Ismog-Central Jay Goldbert Anderson Wire Inc Louis J. Fuller APCD

Vet Tax Exemption Office Opens Monday

Orange County veteran s who want tax exemptions on their properties were told Friday that the filing period opens Monday and closes at 5 p m April 17. County Assessor Andrew J Hinshay said exemptions cover veterans of both world wars and the Korean conflict, and for pe r man time military service if it resulted in physical disability which brought about release from active duty.

Orange County Andrew J. Hinshay

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HEPA Mon A. Doukas Ster Phate Oe Medical Science Editor Commodore Hs World Tour Robert Baumgartner Midway City Burcham Elementary School E. Morilaco Road San Fernando Valley Donna McMullen Whittier Bob Auckland Dorado Estates Caughlin Grove Rob'Van Liew Slabt Phete Skip Shuman L.b.,jr L.B. Harbor Board
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