Offshore racing events land in Long Beach in 1968 schedule
The 1968 Union of International Motorboating offshore schedule lists 19 major world events with three starting in Long Beach: Catalina Island Challenge Race on April 13, Long Beach Hennessey Cup on August 6, and Long Beach to San Francisco on Navy. Also notes rising local interest as Long Beach grows in sailing and powerboating activities.
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Union of International Motorboating
Long Beach
San Francisco
Navy
Mazatlan
la Paz
Acapulco
Ny Fort
Dea Te Sah
Berin
Aulanilde
Seagui Agentic
Hang Fruit Co
Caren & Ven March
Periin Reh
Monarch
Coulouinrog Ateean Aon Agutan Mariner
Couloubhros
Waraverne
Maar Renen
Sen
Francee
Paarch
Antwerp
Corini Nas
el Amer
Wilton
Nansime Jecone
Jaanson Tire Genes ‘Blanca Nort
Tokal
Erate Sand Sallforala
Jonason Lineah
Castor
Borate Cine
Earch
San Fricena Na Maersk
Naren
New York Rail
Aa Haring
Raring Barn & Sar Fron
Hamburger
Ney Pacific
Faa Yhareh
Cary Bey
Pana Toscanelli
Walienuoe
Hen Ine
Wyse
Eepemore Hill
Monte Aater
Lib
Nord Wr
Caines Island
Japan
le Cena
Frantales Line
Enye Maru
amDh
Carmel
Ale ‘Eer
Galveston Lykey Ie
Steenara
Fien van Bay Alandard Oisien Fen
Rich
Olympic
Sironohol Chaniesion
Briligeine Einai
Ernie Shelankars
Lia
Shlcnihon
Yokowks
Wessels
Noonan & Co
Antionios
Anatina
Atepulco
Teancanaring
Pacific Coast
Oleum Forreswithy
Mariposa Leen
Fran Aalson Nay
Magsdem Peste Mobil Oe
War Bae
Marymat Nee
Swieversbar Co
Rona Kikimat
Orp
Akaru
Suiste
Henoltu-San
States
Marion
Bass Derby Upsets and Crappie Catch At Lake Havasu
Lake Havasu City Arizona reports show Ed Martin of Havasu Landing taking the lead in the $20 per pound bass derby with a 6 round 14 ounce fish worth 137.50 if top three by May 27. Lawrence McGrath and Helen Sauere, both of Havasu Landing, hold second and third for 5 pounds 11 ounces and 5 pounds 9 ounces. Crappie fishing produced 26 fish weighing up to 34 pounds by anglers around Nautical Inn dock and Site Six.
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Ming Lake
Bakersfield
Kern County Boat and Ski Hoat
Carl Richardson
Sanger
Ray Casselli
Lake Havasu City
Ariz
Lake Havasu
Lake Havasu Marina
Ed Martin
Havasu Landing
Martin
California
Lawrence McGrath
Helen Sauere
Nautica Inn
Nautical Inn
Belmont Pier Fishin Facts from a Rainy Day
Fragmented notes list wide catch counts from Belmont Pier including Spanish mackerel bass rock cod halibut and cow cod with mentions of boats, barge, passengers and feeding activity. The garbled OCR records scattered numbers and species names without coherent context.
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Belmont Pier
Natiautt
Rancher Ernie Righetti Tracks Outdoor Life and Plans Private Club
Donnell Culpepper visits Ernie Righetti in San Luis Obispo County where a 500 acre ranch hosts a 27 acre trout lake fed by West Fork Corral De Piedra Creek. Righetti heads the local Sportsmen's Association and plans a private fishing and hunting club for select families. The lake, planted with Kamloops rainbow trout in 1967, supports abundant sport fishing, while a mountain lion incident and a nearby pheasant area add color to a day of outdoor activity. Ernie, his wife Susan, and their four sons are deeply involved in outdoor pursuits as the family considers future club details.
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Ernie Righetti
San Luis Obispo
West
Culpepper
Righettis
Righetti
Whale Rock
Eric
Corral de Piedra Creek
Jed Welsh
Mac McClintock
Righetti Ranch
Ernie
Buck
Craig
Jed
Mac
Kamloops
Washington
Susan
Don
Scott
David
Wisconsin
California
Cal Poly
Conservation Weeks Highlight Two Major Observances
California Conservation Week runs March 7 to 14 with the theme Join the Crusade for Conservation and an honorary chair by Governor Ronald Reagan. National Wildlife Week March 17 to 23 carries Learn to Live With Nature, promoting broad conservation education through school courses and community projects.
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California
Ronald Reagan
National Wildlife Federation
Mixed named entities and construction notes in unclear record
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous names and addresses with legal and construction notes. Includes various persons such as Marjorie June, Sandra Vers, Terra Canales, and Caterina Leammwell alongside references to addresses like 70 Len and 648 Lemon Aves. Mentions interlace with contractor references, alterations, and court style phrases.
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Rae Ati
Healy
Wbilon
Sake Ainieowiae Invetisen
Hayakawa Urges Listening to Break Strife
S J Hayakawa, a semanticist and longtime language expert, told Long Beach City College listeners that many conflicts arise from a communicative deadlock and narrow listening. He proposed two theories: rigid self-image under attack and two sided inaction, urging profound listening to foster mutual understanding and reduce international and domestic tensions.
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S.J. Hayakawa
Long Beach City College
San Francisco State College
Hayakawa
LBCC
U.S
Hutchinson Promoted to City Division Chief
John W. Hutchinson, a six year veteran of the city data processing division, is promoted to division chief effective March 16. City Manager Mansell announced the succession to John Coughlin who resigned for a job with Los Angeles Water and Power. Leslie R. Stewart, senior programmer analyst, will also be promoted to principal programmer analyst on March 16. Hutchinson, a Long Beach State graduate in operations research and statistics, holds a Data Processing Management Association certificate. Stewart, also a Long Beach alum, has a degree in accounting and more than five years of accounting experience.
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John W. Hutchinson
Jon R. Mansell
Hutchinson
John Coughlin
Los Angeles
Data Processing Management Association
Stewart
Iroquois Ave
California State College At
Long Beach
Cheap Mumps Shots for CSLB Students at Campus Health
California State College at Long Beach students and staff can receive affordable mumps vaccinations at the Student Health Center. Dr. D L Martinson notes Merck produced vaccine Mumps vax, government approved for general use, with mumps risks rising with age. Vaccinations run 8:30 to 11:30 am and 1:30 to 7 pm Monday through Thursday after a nominal fee.
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California State College At
Long Beach
D L. Martinson
Health Service
Merck, Sharp and Dohme
D. Martinson
Adapt Pool for Swimmers With Handicaps
City Council authorized spending up to $10,000 to adapt Silverado Park pool for a special program for physically handicapped swimmers. City Manager John R. Mansell said the improvements can be added to the existing project to enclose the pool. Vice Mayor Robert F. Crow, who proposed the funding, noted about 3,500 Long Beach residents could benefit.
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Silverado Park Pool
John R. Mansell
Robert F. Crow
Long Beach
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