Spirits Hear Noises In An Old Long Beach House
City desk report by Bill Duncan reveals a Midtown Long Beach home, built in 1927 and largely unchanged, where lights flicker and doors move with no wind. Neighbors and a mother of four describe a childlike voice, a girl around five to nine, heard at 2 am and in the backyard, while pets react with fear. Efforts to confront the spirit with a candle fail. locals discuss haunting theories, but no concrete proof emerges.
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City Desk
Bill Duncan
Long Beach
City Building
Kook
Eheik
Last Rites Today for Lt. Jacobsen
Final rites for Police Lt. Lewis H. Jacobsen, 47, will be held at 2 p.m. in the Dilpay Family Funeral Directors chapel. Interment follows at Sunnyside Memorial Park. He died Wednesday in a Long Beach hospital of a heart ailment after a career with the police department since 1942 with a Navy tour in 1944-46 and leadership of the administrative investigations division since 1964.
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Lewis H. Jacobsen
Dilpay Family
Directors Chapel
Pacific Ave
Sunnyside Memorial Park
James R. Deemer
George O. Peek
Queen Beach
Jacobsen
Long Beach
Police Department
Navy
Jake
Long Beach Lags in Utility Rate Cuts, Study Finds
California PUC survey shows 1962 to 1987 declines in gas and electric charges across 10 largest cities. Long Beach fell 3.8 percent, lagging Los Angeles, San Diego, Santa Ana, and others. Long Beach kept prices for gas at 7.44, electricity at 6.19, and phone at 4.70, with overall service costs higher than other major cities.
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Long Beach
San Jose
Oakland
Fresno
Sacramento
California
Santa Ana
Los Angeles
Anaheim
Big City
PUC
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Chio
Di-Gel Antacid Relief From Plough Inc
Overindulgence causes heartburn and gas Di-Gel claims faster relief by neutralizing acid and breaking up gas with Simethicone. The product markets tablets and liquid at drug counters and promotes rapid comfort after heavy meals.
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Plough, Inc
Washington Elementary Library a California record holder
Harold Hyman lauds Compton's Washington Elementary School library as the largest in the state for an elementary school. The $100,000 center holds 14 006 books 600 films almost 400 phonograph records and 85 subscriptions plus other aids. It serves 1100 students open a month with Edna Banks guiding teachers through specialized material.
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Harold Hyman
Compton
Washington Elementary School
California
Hyman
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