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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1975

Page

6

Condominium OKd for Naples Plaza despite objections

A five story condo project at 5950 Naples Plaza secures a 9-2 approval from the South Coast Regional Commission after a 1974 setback and a December reconsideration. The plan now houses 15 units with private patios and 81 percent lot coverage, plus a recreation room and spa, amid opposition from the Naples Improvement Association over density and scale.

Naples Plaza South Coast Regional Commission Coastal Commisse Brattain & Associates Sandy Davidson Naples Improvement Association Commission Naples Island Naples Plaza Drive Syracuse Walk Toledo Long Beach Mike Dadasovich Robert Rooney David Commons

Deer donated to UC Davis for TB study plan

Remaining 141 Japanese Village and Deer Park deer will be donated to the University of California at Davis for tuberculosis research by Six Flags. Deer saved may help treat TB in deer and other wild animals, though no cases of deer tuberculosis are confirmed yet.

University of California At Davis Davis School of Veterinary Medicine Charles Powell Monnay Davis Six Flags, Inc

Traffic lights for school crossing move to budget

Los Alamitos City Council approved flashing yellow warning signals for the Bloomfield Avenue crossing near Jefferson School. The mayor noted no fatalities there, but urged installation in the 1975-76 budget with Cypress City sharing costs, as the matter had been raised with Cypress officials. The council also authorized five replacement police patrol units at a low bid of $23,538.62.

Los Alamitos Bloomfield Avenue Jefferson School Lit Phillip Cox Cypress City Council Ence Cypress Cox Glenn Thomas Dodge

Ruby Sundquist dies at 76 in Long Beach area church service

Ruby M. Sundquist mother of Chuck Sundquist dies at 76 after a long illness. Born in Nebraska, raised in Wyoming, she moved to Long Beach in 1926. Services at 7 pm Wednesday at Atlantic United Methodist Church with Rev. Bell and Rev. Miller. Burial beside husband Olé Q. Sundquist at Fort Rosecrans. Survived by son John, daughters Anna Ford and Carol Bowman, sister Vera Williams, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Memorial donations suggested.

Ruby M. Sundquist Preas-Telegram Chuck Sundquist Nebraska Sandhills Wyoming Long Beach Atlantic United Methodist Church Atlantic Ave Eugene E. Bell Clarence ©. Miller Sunnyside Rev Bell Fort Rosecrans Military Cemetery San Diego

Long Beach Pharmacist John G. Bump Dies at 86

Retired Long Beach pharmacist John G. Bump died Monday after a brief illness. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Dispay Family Chapel. A Creighton University alum, he began his Long Beach businesses in 1936, owning Bump's Pharmacies on 21st Street and Pacific Avenue and at Broadway and Chestnut. Survived by wife Ethel and sisters Mrs Ralph Heuring, Mrs Harriet Lodge, Mrs M Anderson, and Mrs C C Heuring.

Long Beach John G. Bump Dispay Family Pacific Ave Bump Creighton University Omaha Neb 21St Street Pacific Avenue Broadway Chestnut Avenue Ethel

Local emergency call log from Vang Beach area

Emergency dispatches published for a period ending 3 am Monday list incidents from campus drive to Wardlow Road including fires at 1355 Ohio Ave and Pacific Avenue at Broadway, first aid calls on Cherry and Anaheim, Pine and Ocean, and multiple vehicle and grass fires. Personnel also responded to shootings, investigations, and traffic collisions across Long Beach streets and avenues.

Inary Taille Campus Drive Seventh_ Street Ohio Ave Pacific ‘Avenue Broadway Cherry Avenue Anaheim Street Pine Avenue Oeean Boulevard Wardlow Road Norwalk Boulevard Sint SL Chestnut Ave Henderson Wes Dent Fair Coast Hi Highway Harbor Avenue Spring Street Pacific Avenues Rish Woodruff Acnue Los Coyotes del’ Amo Blvd Jury Teaiie Arcident Lane ‘Avenue Rhea’ Street Long Beach Ocean Mullevard Arington St

Long Beach official resigns regional panel seat as courtesy

Long Beach City Councilman Don Phillips relinquished his seat on the regional coastal commission to Frank Casado amid a dispute over removal powers under Prop 20. Phillips stressed his action was an courtesy move while preserving his right to challenge the governor’s replacements. Casado and David Commons were sworn in, with Commons a veteran Hollywood executive and Casado a restaurateur linked to Paramount Studios.

Long ‘Beach Don Phillips South Coast Regional Commission Frank Casado Phillips Donald B. Bright Reagan Brown Regional Coastal Commission Casado David Commons Regional Commission Tang Beach Harbor Department Administration Phillipe Mel Carpenter South Coast Commission

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