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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1975
Page
15
Low clouds this morning give way to sun this afternoon and Tuesday. Highs near 70 today and in the upper 60s Tuesday. Sunrise 5 49 a.m. Sunset 7 50 p.m. Tides show highs of 3.9 and 5.0 feet today and 3.9 and 5.5 feet Tuesday with lows near 0.4 to 1.0 feet.
The Air Pollution Control District predicts moderate smog today in parts of Los Angeles County. Forecast ozone levels range .25 ppm in East San Fernando and San Gabriel valleys, .20 ppm in inland valleys, .10-.15 in central areas, and .05-.10 in coastal areas. Smog effects are moderate in inland valleys with lighter effects elsewhere. visibility 2 to 4 miles.
A compilation of fictitious business name statements with addresses and responsible individuals in Long Beach and surrounding Los Angeles County. Includes notices for NAT'S UNION SERVICE, NETTI'S COLOR AND CURL, BUG CRAFTERS, A JOEY PERNA TV SERVICE, and various partners, with publication dates in May and June 1975.
A readable fragment lists several advertisements and notices for individuals operating businesses in California. Names include Roy Sidney Mamelli Malina A Romero and Orfina R Trubee with addresses in Beach and Long Beach, dating May and June 1975. Public notices list travel and motor inn entries and a laundry cleaner.
Obituary notice for Morris W Bandy published May 1, 1975. Details indicate a death notice in the local paper with standard obituary wording and identifiers.
The L B Department of Consumer Affairs sponsors the second annual Consumer Protection Conference set for June 3. Reservations should be made now, says city consumer affairs director Charlotte Pownell. The event will be held at the Jewish Community Center.
A head on collision between two cars on a California expressway killed five people including four sailors from Lemoor Naval Air Station. One victim in the second car was identified as Maises Suniga a Mexican national from Lemoore. The chase by a California Highway Patrol officer reached speeds of about 100 mph before the crash. The sailors ages 20 or 21 were not yet identified pending family notification.
Burglars forced the front door of Richard Weaver home at 204 East 69th Street and stole household items valued at 411 dollars, police reported Sunday.
Daniel K. Turco a 23 year old Los Alamitos man was killed when his hang glider hooked an updraft and plunged 50 to 100 feet at ONeill Park near El Toro Marine Air Station at 4 p.m. He died en route to Saddleback Community Hospital.
A 63 year old Los Angeles man Herbert Cross was found in the trunk of a car being impounded at Keyser Towing Service after driver Cornell Wilson was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving. Cross was taken to Martin Luther King Jr. County Hospital in serious condition. Wilson faces kidnapping robbery and assault charges. Cross identified a watch found on Wilson and recalled drinking near a liquor store at Fig ueroa and 45th streets.
Sunny skies drew thousands to Long Beach on Sunday with near 60 degree sea temperatures and a peak high of 73. Swimmers tested the water while others lounged for sun. Clouds moved in by nightfall and forecasters predicted renewed blue skies today and Tuesday.
The classifieds advertise Mad Hatter catering for distinctive events. Find available work by calling the advertiser to discuss themed party options and special menu ideas.
Readers are invited to submit humorous ad copy to James Estes Classy Ads Fort Worth Texas. Include address and contact for potential print. earliest submission gains priority in case of duplication with a five dollar expected payout. S775
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