Long Beach semifinalists named in National Merit list
Twenty eight Long Beach high school students and thirty seven from nearby areas were named semifinalists in National Merit Scholarship competition. The local group, among 20,000 nationwide, advance from a pool of 479,000 applicants for five million dollars in awards. Semifinalists are the top scorers in each state with finalists to be named after a second test on December 6.
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Kathleen Kelly
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Robert A. Jones
Compton High
Grant Callin
Doninguez
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Dow
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Judith Mitchell
Iwell
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Ronald Davies
Gardena
Ella C. Harris
Richard O
Watanabe
Serra High
Garling
Dena
John Beauclair
Garden
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Bruce Brandt
Doane
Jean Enabait
TV Cuts Out Street Lights In Tynemouth
Tynemouth Town Council vows action over street light failures blamed on “parasitic” feedback from FV sets. Amid student merit scholarship notes, Long Beach public school top scholars named. scholarships average $630 yearly with up to 1500 for maximal need. Local officials point to insufficient sets as a recurring issue.
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Miss Carlson visits Long Beach to raise college scholarships
Miss Janice Carlson scholarship director for seven eastern colleges spoke with secondary school teachers and guidance officers in Long Beach on Thursday. The colleges award scholarships to students across 14 states.
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Janice Carlson
Long Beach
St Gregory Meet of Women’s Auxiliary at 10 A.M.
The Women’s Auxiliary of St Gregory’s Episcopal Church will convene today directly after the Holy Communion service at 10 o’clock. Members are reminded to bring items for the church charity drive and to attend the brief afterwards in the parish hall.
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St.’ Gregory's Episcopal Church
Food Tax Proposal Debate Sparks Ballot Change Talk
At a Torrance Rotary Club meeting, Treasurer A Ronalds warned Proposition 17 could cut the general sales tax from 3 percent to 2 percent while boosting state income taxes from 6 to 6.46 percent. He noted the ballot question aims to replace about $30 million annually lost to the state.
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Phal
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