Public urged to aid Long Beach crime fight
Long Beach police seek citizen help amid rising burglaries robberies and street crime. Sgt Al Covarubias says criminals are moving into homes and police will hold six month pilot meetings in North and West Long Beach with various officers explaining their roles. Sessions run at North Long Beach Facility Oct 28 and other monthly gatherings follow.
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Long Beach
al Covarubias
Rolle
la Angeles
Santas
North Long Beach
West Long Beach
LAPD
Cavarabias
Sues
Fesstil
North Longe Beach
Sea Scouts seek trade of 89 foot Argus for smaller fiberglass hull
Orange County Sea Scouts face limits with the 89 foot wooden Argus, a three masted schooner donated years ago. The ship requires a master mariner skipper, cannot be charged for rides, and is costly to maintain. County leaders propose trading for a smaller fiberglass craft and easing skipper recruitment. The Argus measures 89 feet waterline and 109 feet overall, built about 40 years ago in Denmark. The Board of Supervisors pledged 442,750 to rebuild the Sea Scout base and consider opening it to girls under anti discrimination rules.
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Orange County
Sea Scouts
Newport Harbor
Tion
Sea Scout
Argus
Kenneth Hickenbottom
Orange County Scout Council
Hickenbottom
Denmark
Orange County Board of Supervisors
Scout Council
Reminiscences of Long Beach's Riviera Hotel founder
Murray A. Schulz, turning 74, recalls Long Beach in the Riviera era. He recalls his father Dr. Michael Schutz building the Riviera Hotel on Second Street, its modest 65 rooms, and the 1900 land purchase near Signal Hill. He notes wartime financial strain, the hotel’s demolition, and a fireproofing quip about straight fire escapes.
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Murray A. Schulz
Long Beach
Schulz
San Francisco
Society
Veterans Park
E. 28Th St
Michael Alexander Schutz
Pasadena
University of Southern California Medical School
Riviera
Second Street
Cityark
Schutz
UC Berkeley
Canada
Arizona
New Mexico
Signal Hill
Riviera Hotel
Historical Society Bulletin
United States
Trozen
Southern Pacific
City Hall
Robber Steals Car and Cash in Long Beach Hold Up
A Los Angeles man Elmer J. Beastey 29 and Phyllis L. Rogers 24 were accosted early Tuesday at 1:28 a.m. by a revolver wielding bandit who took 420 dollars and ordered Beastey to start the car at Liesonia corner of Gaviota and Anaheim. The bandit drove off in the 4700 dollar vehicle. A separate Long Beach robbery at Kool Enterprises on Coast Highway at 10:05 p.m. Monday left knife-wielding thief taking 110 dollars from clerk Randy Adams after requesting change for a movie injector.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach Street
Elmer J. Beastey
Phyllis L. Rogers
Beasley
Miss Rogers
Liesonia
Gaviota Avenue
Anaheim Ree
Long Beach
Randy Adams
Kool Enterprises
Adams
U S funds sought for school work
The ABC Unified School District Board of Education authorized architect William H. Davis to file applications with the Federal Economic Development Agency for part of 2.5 million dollars needed for two projects. One is 1.5 million for six Artesia High School rooms renovation in Lakewood. the other demolishes Carmenita School’s 40 year old building for new classrooms on the Carmenita Junior High campus Cerritos.
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Federal Economic Development Agency
Board of Education
ABC Unified School District
William H. Davis
Anaheim
Artesia High School
Lakewood
Carmenita
66Th Street
Carmenita Avenue
Cerritos
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