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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1976

Page

9

Teacher authors find happiness in movies

John Lee, journalism professor at Long Head State University, sold the screen rights to his fourth novel The Ninth Man to Zanuck and Brown for 175000. Shooting will begin at Universal Studios. Lee and his wife Barbara Moore Lee are both writers and professors in California, living near Mulholland Drive, with no children and strong ties to academia and Hollywood.

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Grand Prix week kicks off in Long Beach with charity show

Long Beach hosts Grand Prix Concours as NBC’s Ralph Story and JoAnne Worley tour antiques amid a gala for charity. Mayor Tom Clark and Vita Roamans attend, while Junior League officials and Chamber of Commerce members promote fundraising, art auctions, and a welcoming banquet aboard the QM. The event, tied to Le Cercle Concours d Elegance, draws car clubs and international guests.

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Neighborhood crime drop spurred by resident action

New York City residents form block associations to curb crime. Raynard Schwarzer backs Identifax to mark valuables with a code, aiding police when stolen property is found. Since January, about 7,000 households joined, with kits sold nationwide to deter burglary and help identify owners.

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