Hearing on L. A. Air Service Opens: City Urges Expansion
Civic officials urged expansion of Long Beach Airport at a PAC hearing to ease congestion at L A X. Three airlines Air California PSA and Pacific Air Transport seek Long Beach routes while Air West and Western Air Lines oppose. Hearings run through Oct 11 in Los Angeles.
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Civic
Long Beach
State Public Utilities Commission
Los Angeles International
PAC
Los Angeles
Air California
Pacific Southwest Airlines
PSA
Pacific Air Transport
Air West
Western Airlines
Raymond C. Kealer
Chamber of Commerce
John Barrett
Dan Swanson
Convention and Visitors’ Bureau
Leslie Still
Los Angeles International Airport
San Diego
San Jose
Oakland
Carl Benscoter
Dudley Miller
Tom Talbot
Talbot
Orange County
San Francisco
Sacramento
Hollywood- Burbank
PAT
Nick Dallas
Dallas
Yom Kippur Observance Begins at Sundown
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, begins at sundown today and runs until Wednesday evening. Services focus on penitence, fasting, and self evaluation, with Avinu Malkenu recited. Temple Sinai uses Long Beach Elks Club and Temple Israel meets at First Congregational Church due to large gatherings.
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Temple Sinai
Long Beach Elks Club
Temple Israel
First Congregational Church
Beach Combing and Oregon Ballot Notes from a Long Beach Visit
Long Beach visitors report on Oregon politics with Don Muchmore forecasting Humphrey’s uncertain path amid Wallace and Nixon leads. Gene Washington shines for Stanford in Eugene, as local sentiment debates Oregon real estate tax limits and potential switch to a sales tax, amid mixed views on income taxes.
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Ortland
Ore
Long
Poly
Gene Washington
Gene
Stanford
Oregon
Webfoots
Eugene
Long Beach
Lakewood
California
Industrial Park in Compton Will Give 8,500 Jobs
Cabot Cabot & Forbes Co plans a $100 million 550 acre industrial center at Artesia Boulevard and Wilmington Avenue in Compton. The project aims to create 8,500 jobs with 60 million dollars in construction and 3 to 4 million annually in tax funds. Kendall said first parcel could be completed by mid October and 10 to 20 firms may commit.
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Compton
Boston
Artesia Boulevard
Wilmington Avenue
Cabot, Cabot & Forbes Co
Charles B
Chuck) Kendall
UCLA
Masonic Temple
Kendall
CC & F
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Basin
Santa Monica
el Sagundo
Greenleaf Boulevard
Central Avenue
Victoria Street
Alameda Street
Wanted in 7 Cities Burglary Suspect Escape from Anaheim Jail
A burglary suspect, who gave the name Larry Carlson when booked on a prowler call, escaped Anaheim jail by removing a light and crawling through an attic vent. Jailers later identified him as Lawrence Andrew Safefels from Riverside, now wanted in seven California cities including Riverside for questioning on hotel and motel burglaries.
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California
Orange County
Anaheim
Larry Carlson
Carlson
Lawrence Andrew Saffeels
Riverside
Trees to Hide Hill Reservoir: Eucalyptus Planting Planned
The Wa ter Commission will plant 70 eucalyptus trees along the east side of Alamitos Hill tank farm to screen a 25 tank reservoir serving most of the city. The project, drawn by the Park Department, involves private landowners north of Pacific Coast Highway and aims to beautify the area atop the 26 acre site. A convalescent hospital is planned on the north side of Pacific Coast Highway just west of Termino Avenue.
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Alamitos Hill
Citizen’s Committee
Robert Mulvey
The
Water Commission
Water Department
North
Long Beach
Los Angeles River
Termino Avenue
Safety hoisted at Will Rogers Junior High
A green pennant marked safety was raised at Will Rogers Junior High School kicking off this year's safety program in the Long Beach Unified School District. The flag displays the National Safety Council cross beneath the California flag when no student caused accidents occur. A record 33 schools participate this year, and administrators credit the program with a 20 percent drop in student caused accidents last year.
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Will Rogers Junior High
Janis Baker
Todd Miller
Long Beach Unified
The
National Safety Council
California
Green - Pennant
Naples Surfers Power Blackout
Electrical service to Naples was blacked out for about ten minutes Monday evening due to an overload in the Southern California Edison circuit serving the area south of Second Street. Edison District Superintendent Jay Sutzer cited an unforeseen evening peak usage at about 6 p.m. as the cause.
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Naples
Southern California Edison Co
Second Street
Edison District
Jay Sutzer
St Marys Hospital eases visiting restrictions hourly change
St Marys Hospital will expand visiting hours to 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily in most areas starting today. Obstetrical, ICU, and CCU visits remain restricted by unit and nurse discretion. Two visitors per patient and 15 to 20 minute visits remain, with occasional temporary room exits for medical care.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Mary Wilfred
Wilfred
Long Beach free events spotlight at museums and workshops
Reminder of admission-free events in Long Beach features a 1 p.m. exhibition of Lily Tso Wong paintings at Long Beach Museum of Art located at 2300 E Ocean Blvd and a 7 p.m. writers workshop for poetry enthusiasts at the Long Beach Douglas House Center on 1021 Lime Ave.
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Long Beach
Lily Tso Wong
Long Beach Museum
Writers Workshop
Douglas House Center
Lime Ave
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Muchmore
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Impact
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Hayward Field
L.A. Coliseum
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John Hancock Mutual
Hide Hill
C. Kenyon Wells
Park Department
Wells
Mediately
Will Rogers
St. Mary’s
Ben Zinsek
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