Recreation Center remodeling approved
Long Beach Recreation Commission approved in principle a plan to remodel California Recreation Center. Phase 1 would close part of 15th Street, demolish the old building, relocate equipment, and plant grass with courts kept. A $100,000 federal grant is sought for phase one, with hearings before street closure.
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California Recreation Center
15Th Street
Long Beach Recreation Commission
Dale Hoskin
Recreation
1Th Street
California and
Lewis Avenues
California Ave
Phage TI
16Th Street
Rapid transit tax share plan gains little traction in Long Beach
Long Beach and other cities would share sales tax revenue to fund a rapid transit district and free mass transit. The Gareat referred the plan to staff for study, with potential fare reductions for seniors on city buses. Los Angeles Councilman Bruant Bernardi proposed the idea, forwarded by Assemblyman Mike Cullen, while officials urged focusing on local needs first.
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Long Beach
and Transit District 19
Bureau of Franchises
the Gareat
RTD
Los
Rubley
Mansell
Long Beach Public Transportation Co
Murder suspect freed on no bail in Long Beach
A woman charged with the April 3 murder of Henry Lee Dumas was released on her own recognizance in what officials call the first no bail release for a murder defendant in Long Beach court history. Ernstine Dumas, 29, claimed the gun went off as she warned of self defense after being struck by Dumas. Preliminary hearing set for Tuesday.
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Long Beach Court
Ernstine Dumas
Parade St
Frederick A. Kepka
Everett E. Ricks Jr
Henry Lee Dumas
Dumas
Keply
Ricks
Long Beach
Traffic accidents injure 4 persons in Long Beach
Four people were injured in three separate traffic crashes in Long Beach Sunday. Richard W. Henson, 20, said he would seek care from his own doctor after his bicycle collided with a car driven by Mark R. Radford, 16, at Granada Avenue and Fourth Street. Viola C. Franks, 80, was treated at St. Mary’s Hospital following a collision between her car and a car driven by Charles J. Scaccia, 20, at Fourth Street and Terminal Avenue. Kathleen A. Gallagher, 21, was treated at Memorial Hospital after a crash between her car and one driven by Edwin K. Cooper, 21, at Atlantic Avenue and 68th Street. Glen Watson, 28, a passenger in the Cooper car, was also treated at Memorial.
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Long Beach
Richard W. Henson
Greenbrier Road
Mark R. Radford
Ocean Blvd
Granada Avenue
Fourth Street
Viola C. Franks
Broadway
St. Mary's Hos
Lakewood Pan Am Festival Opens Its 26th Year
The 26th Lakewood Pan American Festival opens today in Lakewood with Costa Rica as this year’s focus. Lakewood Chamber of Commerce hosts events from lunch at Lakewood Country Club to a weekend fair featuring games, booths, and carnival rides. The day includes Bancroft Junior High flag exchange and a Costa Rican exchange student presenting a U.S. flag to a San Jose High School student, with the flag later returned to Costa Rica. The festival runs through Sunday with a parade on Sunday at 1 15 p.m. and a closing Vaya con Dios dinner at Rochelle's Restaurant.
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Lakewood
Jesse Solter
Walter Montano
Ocal Park
Costa Rica
Lakewood Country Club
Lakewood Chamber of Commerce
Bancroft Junior High School
Centralia St
Steve Hayes
U.S
Victor Arce
Jordan High School
San Jose
Victor
Bancroft
Jaycies
Lakewood Jaycees
Rochelle
Silvano
Maria Montera
Lions Club
Saludos
Ami
Clark Avenue
Lakewood City Hall
Rochelle's
Pan Am students seek housing for Lakewood parade visit
Pan American visitors from two Ensenada schools arrive by bus Saturday morning and will be housed by local families overnight in Lakewood. Two students will share each home and pick up occurs at Del Valle Park. Hosts are asked to contact the Pan Am office at 5787 South Street.
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Ensenada
Mexico
Lakewood
Martha Alvillar
del Valle Park
Woodrutt
Pan Ant
South Street
Long Beach Fire Calls Run Through Day With Burglary Report
A Long Beach section item details multiple fire alarms and incidents from 1:29 am to 11:39 pm including box alarms at various street corners, grass fires, a house fire on Baedisling Rye, and a water shutoff. Police report shows Sharon Frafford saying burglars forced open her apartment door on Temple Avenue and stole stereo speakers and jewelry valued at 473 dollars.
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Paramount Hive
Artesia Blvd
Tesia
Atlantic Avenue
Argonne Ave
Pacific Coast Highway
Santa Fe Avenue
Palo Verde Avenue
Stearns Street
Marker St
Norton’ Street
Dairy Avenue
Santa ‘Fe Avenue
Frenciays
Saabs
Wanda
A. Am
Acciden Atlante
Ant
Shrosta Bim
Box Alana
Harbor Avenue
Lth
FEM
Atlantic Ve
Carire
Artesia
Riva
Long Beach
Lewis Avenue
Long Beach Boulevard
Sharon Frafford
Temple Ave
Popped rib warning from Dr Ward in Long Beach
Health note from Dr Lowell E Ward of Long Beach on back pain and a popped rib. A rib that pops may misalign vertebrae and trigger neuritis neuralgia or shingles. self correction is risky, seek professional adjustment to prevent further injury. Contact 4435 E 7th Street Long Beach, 433-0444.
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Lowell E. Ward
D.C
Long HeadyAdd
Dr. Ward
Alfides
E. 7Th Street
Long Beach
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