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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1967

Page

8

Baja Pacific Storms Spur Rain Chance This Weekend

Two large low pressure systems off the Pacific coast and two newborn tropical storms south of Baja California portend a wet weekend for Smith land weather. Monica and Nanette are tracked by satellites and surface data with centers near 17N 107.5W and 15N 116.5W respectively, moving northwest and west-southwest.

Pacific Coast Baja California Smithland Long ‘Beach Pacific Southwest Baja Monica Nanette Essay 5 Nimbus U.S Southeastern Pacific Mexico Baja California Peninsula Pacific Southwest States Caribbean Atlantic Ross U.S. Weather Bureau California

Laguna Beach Author Honored at Museum Reception

Laguna Beach plasterer and author Merle Ramsey was honored Thursday night at a Bowers Memorial Museum reception in Santa Ana for Pioneer Days of Laguna Beach. Ramsey credited his wife Mabel with helping interview over 100 residents and selecting 65 photos. The Ramseys settled in Laguna Beach in 1904 and made it their permanent home in 1936. Ramsey’s book is a companion to Joseph Thurston’s Early Days of Laguna Beach from 1947.

Merle, Ramsey Laguna, Beach Bowers Memorial Museum Santa Ana Laguna Beach Mabel Ramseys Ramsey Joseph Thurston

Long Beach Lags as Los Angeles Endures Historic Heat Wave

Long Beach records mild heat compared with Los Angeles which is enduring its longest heat wave. In LA the 80-plus degree stretch has lasted 75 days with no end in sight, while Long Beach has seen 11 days above 80 this summer. Weather records show LA shattered 1883’s 65-day 80-plus run, and Long Beach has logged 48 days above 80 with 13 reaching 90 or more.

Long Beach Los Angeles Mercury John W. Teed

Thomas Retires on Nov 1 from Water Commission

Thomas retires on November 1 after a long career directing the Water Department headquarters construction on Wardlow Road opened in 1960 and overseeing private capital investments. He held multiple roles with San Gabriel River Protective Association and California Water Resources, and served on advisory councils and various water and utility groups. He and wife Helen reside at 3938 Locust Ave. son Donald is a structural engineer in Corona del Mar. The Water Commission did not announce a successor.

Water Department Wardlow Road Thomas San Gabriel River Protective Association California Water Resources Association California Municipal Utilities Association American Water Works Association Southern California Water Utilities Association Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Tle Central and West Basin California Water Pollution Control Board Helen Locust Ave Donald Corona del Mar The Water Commission

Seal Beach Seeks Enumerators for Census Work

Seal Beach invites applicants for a special census starting Oct. 8. City Manager Lee Risner says enumerators will earn $1.75 per hour, typically working six hours daily. Applications are accepted at Seal Beach City Hall.

Seal Beach Lee Risner Seal Beach City

School Employees Pay Hike Up For Trustees Action

Norwalk La Mirada School District trustees will meet Monday at 7 30 p m to review a two per cent salary increase for all classified and certificated employees at an estimated cost of 307 423 The 1967 68 payroll is about 15 3 million Supt Louis Zeyen said Also on the agenda is a plan to reduce class size by at least one pupil per class to meet state standards Funding for higher salaries and new teachers to support the reduced load would come from about 1 5 million in state aid to education grants.

Norwalk-La Mirada Louis Zeyen

Homeowners Accept Civic Center Plan in Palma

The Palma homeowners association, representing about 200 families, votes 27 to 12 to back the city plan for a 700000 civic center financed by a lease-back. Opponents say the arrangement bypasses a public vote. Association leaders note ties to civic center efforts and council deliberations follow.

Palma The Local Homeowners’ Association Ervin Mitchell Henry Frese Civic Center Corporation

Bellflower approves two thirds of parking parcels for new district

Bellflower city officials report two thirds of 45 parcels forming the first off street parking district have been purchased. Attorney Alex Googoolan will handle remaining land negotiations while Ralph Bradley, city administrator, provides updates. The district, located behind West Bellflower Boulevard properties, spans Flowerly Mayne streets with entrances on Flower and Mayne. The plan seeks space for about 500 vehicles and outlines a tax assessment district for Dunbar Street between Lakewood Boulevard and Pitts Avenue.

Bellflower Alex Googoolan Ralph Bradley Bellflower Boulevard Flowerly Mayne Streets Flower and Mayne Streets Bradley Dunbar Street Lakewood Boulevard Pitts Avenue

Two Tracking Deputies Arrest Suspected Hit-and-Run Slayer

Two Lennox deputies traced wheel marks for nearly three hours with flashlights and headlights to locate a suspect in a hit-and-run that killed motorcyclist Michael Schneider in the 4800 block of Rosecrans Avenue near Lawndale. Brennan Bartholomew, 27, of Inglewood, was booked on manslaughter and felony hit-and-run charges. the crash occurred around 2:10 am near his garage on Lennon Avenue after an unidentified motorist reported a sedan leaving the scene.

Lawthorne Bartholomew’ Brennan Lennon Ave Inglewood Michael Schneider Compton Blvd Lawndale Rosecrans Avenue Lennox Station Robert McPherson Robert Winter Imperial Highway

Vasquez pleads to voluntary manslaughter in baby death

Ramon Davilla Vasquez, 27, cannery worker, admitted killing his five month old daughter Jeannie in San Pedro. He pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and was ordered to a probation and sentence hearing set for Oct. 5 by Superior Court Judge Kenneth A. White. The child died two days after hospital admission following head and body injuries allegedly caused when dropped on the floor of the family home at 219 Centre St. The wife Virginia initially described an accidental fall before police statements indicated the man grabbed and struck the baby.

Ramon Davilla Vasquez Superior Court Kenneth A. White Vasquez Jeannie Harbor General Hospital Virginia Centre St. San Pedro

Barbecue To Attract Huge Crowd In Artesia

The Artesia Chamber of Commerce hosts an old time pit barbecue drawing more than 1,500 people. The event runs 4 30 to 7 30 p m with State Sen George Deukmejian Assemblyman Joe Gonzales and city councilmen attending. Chef Glenn Phillips leads 60 volunteers in prep and service.

Artesia Chamber of Commerce Chamber George Deukmejian Joe A. Gonsalves Glenn Phillips

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