Standards Requested for Signs and Buildings
The Long Beach Planning Commission seeks guidelines as officials discuss factors for evaluating signs and building design. City staff note legal limits on aesthetics based regulation and cite vague uniformity of design as a problem for administration.
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Planning Commission
Ernest Mayer Jr
Commission
Carmel
Santa Barbara
Mayer
Robert G. Austin
Austin
Long Beach
Children and music events at Long Beach venues Sunday
At Wardlow Park and Douglass House Center in Long Beach Sunday a children's play Merry Pranks of Tull is shown at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. The public concert by the Long Beach Municipal Band unfolds at Lincoln Park. A2 Prof Joyce Mockridge leads a children's program at 1:30 p.m. at Douglass House Center. An 8 p.m. oboe recital by Frederick Ohlendorf is set for Music Hall 127 at Long Beach State College. Writers Workshop with James Moser also on offer.
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R. L. Bohannon
Cheryl Waldron
Long Beach Community Hospital
Recreation Park
Dale Hoskins
California State College At
Long Beach
Tull
Lincoln Park
Joyce Mockridge
Douglass House Center
Lime Ave
Bixby Park
Wardrow Park
Stanbridge Ave
Frederick Ohlendorf
Music Hall
James Moser
Escape Try Nets 1-10 Years
Gerald Granados, 22, was sentenced in Santa Ana for attempting to escape the Orange County Medical Center jail ward by taking a nurse hostage. He received one to ten years for the escape attempt and up to five years for marijuana possession, to run concurrently.
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Gerald Granados
Orange County Medical Center
Santa Ana
Mrs. Griffin
Young Women Demand Rubella Shots, Hospitals Warn
Dr. Joseph W. St Geme Jr predicts that many young women will seek the rubella vaccine once approved. He notes blood tests can determine immunity, and vaccines should be given mainly to children, with pregnant risk prompting consent forms for women choosing vaccination. He warns of possible arthritis after vaccination and urges careful selection of candidates.
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Joseph W. St Geme Jr
Harbor General Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Long Beach
St. Geme
Ucla Medical School
San Clemente Plans Bonded Sewage Plant to Meet Growth
City engineer Phil Peter says San Clemente will spend 2 million dollars on a four million gallon daily sewage treatment plant funded by a previously approved bond issue. A 17 acre site near Pico Road will host the plant with future expansion possible, and reclaimed water will irrigate the municipal golf course and Camp Pendleton farms. Bids go out early next month with construction possible this summer.
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Orange County
San Clemente
Nixon
White House
Phil Peter
Pico Road
San Diego Freeway
San Mateo Valley
Camp Pendleton
Peter
Long Beach Group Honors Teachers
Mrs. Hermoine Baker, four years teaching basic education to poor Negroes in Long Beach, received a special award from the Long Beach Community Improvement League. Richard Harris presented it, praising her adult remedial education program in the Central Area and noting students who have passed GED tests, civil service exams, and some who went to college.
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Hermoine Baker
Long Beach
Richard Harris
League
Harris
Baker
Coronado Names New Police Chief Arthur LeBlanc
Arthur LeBlanc 33 a Brea captain and former Signal Hill sergeant will become Coronado police chief June 2 after beating 42 applicants. Coronado maintains a 37 member force and will pay LeBlanc 13620 annually, up from 12576 at Brea. Brea Chief Richard Braugh will start recruiting his successor next week.
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Arthur LeBlanc
Brea
Signal Hill
Coronado
Bay
San Diego
LeBlanc
Richard Braugh
Public May Visit Talking Apartment Exhibit Opens Near South Hamp ton
A free exhibit of the latest in all electric apartments titled the talking apartment is open to the public through Sunday. The display is at the South Hampton residential complex on Ackerfield Avenue just south of South Street and opened last Sunday.
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South Hampton
Ackerfield Avenue
South Street
Burglars Loot Roger Plumlee’s Car Near Freeman Ave
Roger Plumlee reports his car was broken into near his Freeman Avenue home. Burglars forced a rear window and stole tools and stereo tapes valued at 460 dollars.
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Roger Plumlee
Freeman Ave
USS Hornet Returns to Long Beach From Vietnam Duty
The carrier USS Hornet arrives at Long Beach at 4 30 p m Monday after its third Vietnam deployment. It off loads air squadrons in San Diego and moors at Pier E Berth 124. Commanded by Capt Jackson A Stockton the 44 000 ton ship has traveled over 60 000 miles in 714 months and aided 40 ships in the Gulf of Tonkin.
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Hornet
Long Beach
Vietnam
San Diego
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Pier E
Jackson A. Stockton
Seventh Fleet
Adm
F. G. Fairfax
Laguna Art Auction Funds Help Needy in Laguna Beach
Laguna Beach hosts an art auction Sunday to aid three storm victims from Torrential rains on Laguna Canyon Road. Richard Challis of Challis Gallery and Helen Keeley organized the event with 100 plus works from prominent local artists like Rex Brandt and Tom Enman. Proceeds go to the stricken families. viewing starts at 10 a.m. with auction at 2 p.m. Refreshments by Laguna Beach Little League.
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Laguna Beach
Laguna Canyon Road
Richard Challis
Challis
Little League
Rex Brandt
Tom Enman
David Schnabel
Ray Friesz
Paul Blaine Henrie
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Long Beach Area
Christopher F. O'Neill
E. Fifth St
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Her
America
Jackie Benington
Huntington Beach
Marina High School
Miss Benington
Mobile
Ala
North Korea
Gulf of Tonkin
Hong Kong
Singapore
Yokosuka
Japan
Laguna Art Auction Fund
Frank M. Hamilton
Andy Wing
Frances Cotterell
Pam Crumley
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