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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1971

Page

8

World's largest tuna vessel Margaret L sails from San Pedro design

The Margaret L a 262 foot steel hulled seiner designed by Ra dos Western Corp for Andrew J Loco Co Hawthorne. It carries 2000 tons of frozen fish in 20 brine wells with elevator to crow s nest 92 feet above waterline and a cruising range of about 4000 miles at 17 knots. Two 3000 bhp diesel engines drive twin 10 foot five inch propellers. Built in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin it will join West African coast tuna fleets and cannery operations in Puerto Rico with a one mile purse seine and a projected value of 840000 for a full catch at 20 per ton.

Rados Western Corp San Pedro Andrew J. Lococo and Associates of Hawthorne Margaret L

Protest Urged Over Alamitos Air Base

Los Alamitos officials urge a large letter and telegram campaign to stop fu me air activity at the Naval Station. An 11 member delegation in Washington met with DoD officials. City Manager Kraus calls for a grass roots effort to express Western Orange County’s will. Letters should reach officials within 14 days.

Los Alamitos Los Alamitos Naval Air Station Washington, D.C Department of Defense William Kraus Orange County Nixon Defense Melvin H. Laird David L. Baker Claude Klug William Anderson

West Coast manpower training conference hosted by OIC in Long Beach

The Long Beach OIC hosts the annual West Coast manpower training conference at the Edgewater Hyatt House from 5 to 9 pm. Speakers include Reverend Leon H. Sullivan and May or Edwin W. Wade. OIC centers operate nationally with education and job training services. An additional registration occurs Wednesday morning in the Edgewater Riviera Room. A $28 conference fee applies.

Long Beach Opportunities Industrialization Center OIC Edgewater Hyatt House Philadelphia U.S Africa General Motors Board of Directors Leon H. Sullivan Los Angeles Edwin W. Wade Long Beach Frederick E. Miller Marcus A. Foster Oakland Long Beach Center Percy Anderson Anderson's Center Alamitos Ave Edgewater Riviera

Trustee's Sale Notice for ArchiE Moe Property in Long Beach

Public auction set for October 15, 1971 at 10 AM by VA Insurance Agency as Substitutes Trustee under a deed of trust for Archie Boo and Helen Moe. Property described as Lot 47 and 3 in Block 2, Tract No 522 in the city of Long Beach, Los Angeles County.

Vest VA Insurance Wilshire Houlevard City Beverly Wills California VA Insurance Agency Archie Boe Helen R. Moe Los Angeles Oldelal United States Gald Dee Lote Long Beach Gald County

Notice of Trustee Sale for Adams Property in Long Beach

In Los Angeles County California on October 18 1971 at 10 20 AM at World Savings Building 11601 Wilshire Blvd Garden Level Los Angeles Trans World Financial Co trustee under Deed of Trust for Bzell Adams and Fannie Adams will sell the property 17646 Lewis Avenue Long Beach CA 90804 Lot 8 in Preston Tract according to map Book 8 Page 8 in the County Recorder office Long Beach to satisfy remaining principal interest advances and expenses of the trust deed dated March 28 1962 and recorded March 28 1962 with World Savings and Loan Association as beneficiary. Published Long Beach Independent Sept 21 28 Oct 5 1971.

O'Cieek Whshire Blvd Garden Level Los Angeles County of State of California Trans World Financial CO Bzell Adams Fannie MM. Adams Los Angeles County Cal-fornia World Savings and Loan Association Jon United States Angeles Lewis Avenue Long Beach California Rhage Camerson Street North Longty Sald Beach Asre

Stolen Clothes and TV From Laura Waddell Home

A clothing and a television valued at 360 dollars were stolen from Laura Waddell at 1435 Gardenia Ava. Police investigated the burglary and searched for suspects, urging neighbors to report any unusual activity in the area.

Laura Waddell Gardenia Ava

Burglar Steals Radio Gear From Tate’s Motorcycle Shop

Long Beach police said burglars forced open a front door at Tate’s Motorcycle Shop on Tenth Street and stole citizen’s band radio and test equipment valued at $350.

Tate Tenth St Long Beach

Norwalk cattle rustling case paraded with a crutch

In Norwalk Superior Court today Tommie L. McDaniels from Los Angeles faces charges of stealing 28 heifers from Paramont and moving them to Norwalk. Victim Allan Baker values the cattle at 4200 dollars. McDaniels claims the cows are his legitimate purchase. He has been in a wheelchair for four years due to a gunshot wound and says his son and workers handle field tasks.

Norwalk Superior Court Tommie L. McDaniels Los Angeles Norwalk Blvd Paramont Norwalk Allan Baker Alondra Blvd MecDaniels MccDaniel McDaniels

Brady is sentenced in fatal gun death case

Superior Court Judge Hampton Hutton sentenced Alphonse R. Brady Jr. to six months to 15 years in state prison for the manslaughter of Raymond R. Raniero during an April 29 dispute after drinking. Brady, 28, of 1062 Hellman Ave., shot Raniero with a .22 rifle at Brady’s front doorway after a fist fight.

Superior Court Hampton Hutton Alphonse R. Brady Jr Hellman Ave Fater Brady Raymond R. Raniero Hellyman Raniero

Classified Ad Feature Promotes The New Now Way To Go

In today’s classifieds, a playful feature highlights the New, Now Way To Go on a motorbike. Readers are invited to search the listings for this item and related two wheeled offerings.

Threnrence McNally Home Profile Spotlight

New York playwright Threnrence McNally, 81, known for Next, values sticking to writing through early failures as his personal accomplishment. He notes audiences seek relatable human drama and hopes theater can draw viewers from movies. He is an impatient, persistent observer of social issues.

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