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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1973

Page

17

Study environment impact for Ports O Call lease delay

Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners delay five subleases at Ports O Call Village pending an environmental assessment under the Environmental Quality Act. Deputy City Attorney Newland C. Hong cites the Mammoth case to determine if operation of Cobbleston Craft Sybella's Attic Crazy Shirts Cape Crystal n Crafts and Antiques Plus would have a major impact or yield a negative declaration. Commissioner Kilroy notes the need to comply despite the paperwork, as Hang will coordinate with engineering staff to conduct the study.

Newland C. Hong Hong Friends of Mammoth John B. Kilroy The Commission RW. Kennedy Cobbleston Craft Sybella’s Attic Crazy Shirts Cape Crystal Antiques Plus Hang

Harris reelected Long Beach civil service board chair

William J. J. Harris reelected to a sixth one year term as chairman of the Long Beach Civil Service Board. Don P. Davis remains a board member. Henry Schulte elected vice chairman. Other directors include Ralph Conzelman and Ray Underwood. Harris, a life insurance underwriter and longtime resident, has a notable civic record and ties to city institutions.

William J. J. Harris Long Beach Civil Service Board Harris Don P. Davis Henry Schulte Ralph Conzelman Ray Underwood Long Beach Long Beach City College Long Beach State College Long Beach Public Library Recreation Commission Civil Service Board Schultz Tong Beach City Employes Association

One dead and 11 injured in Long Beach traffic

An elderly woman died and 11 others were injured in five traffic accidents in Long Beach. Hazel R. Franklin, 79, died at Community Hospital after a two car crash at Carsoon Street and Park Avenue. Police report additional injuries include a 10 year old bicycle rider treated at Long Beach Naval Hospital, a 4 year old struck on Walnut Avenue, and several others treated at local hospitals. A separate burglary saw $600 worth of stereo equipment stolen from an apartment on Alamit Os Avenue.

Long Beach Hazel R. Franklin Montair Ave Carsoon Street Park Avenue Mary B. Franklin Deborah A. Chatfield Clark Avenue Jeffrey L. Quinn Cerritos Ave Long Beach Naval Hospital Carlos C. Albarran F. Sixth St Walnut Avenue Wardley Road Leslie R. Fowler Avi Walnut Ave St. Mary's Hospital Sixth Street Patricia

Emergency calls logged by Long Beach police and fire units

A twelve hour period shows numerous responses including first aid calls at 4:24 am on Seventh Street and 2:17 pm at Pasadena Avenue, multiple first aid and resuscitation events, several house and structure fires on California and Atlantic avenues, gas shutoffs, trash and car fires, electrical shorts, and traffic accidents across Long Beach and nearby streets with times ranging from early morning to late evening. The log lists locations such as Seventh Street, Lincoln Avenue, California Avenue, Ocean Avenue, Harbor Avenue, and Wardlaw Road with agencies noted as Long Beach Police and Fire departments.

Long Beach Bure Highway Limeimi Seventh Street Viaiculo Falor Lincoln Ave Tesusellator Newport GT Colorado Atlantic Avenue Atic Street Calfornia Avenue Seventh St Walnual Avenue Wardlaw Road Norwalk Boulevard Long Beach Boulevard Artesia Street Walnut Avenue Sixth Street Long Beach Blvd C Avenue Carson Stree Lime Avenue Ave Orange Avenue First Street Fir Paramount Blyd Gistaid Shuwebaker Road Barrios Street RAL Pam 1St Aid W. Broadway Et Aid Junipera Ave Bellflower Boulevard Caspian Avenue Dayton Octan Blvd

Miss Lakewood Contest Entrant Christine Mcallister Named

Christine Mcallister an 18 year old Western High School senior and Forum Cafeteria worker in Lakewood Center is the first entrant in the Miss Lakewood Contest sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Contest finals are Friday May 11 at Bullock's Lakewood with Hawaii trip prize provided by State Mutual Savings and the winner serving as official hostess for the city.

Christine Mcallister Western High School Anaheim Lakewood Chamber of Commerce Christine Forum Lakewood Center Charles Volkart South St Donald Baker Bullock’s Lakewood Hawaii State Mutual Savings

Long Beach Allows Environmental Media Trash Can Withdrawal

The Long Beach Bureau of Franchises accepts Environmental Media withdrawal without prejudice from placing trash containers on city streets in exchange for ad space. Richard G. Wilson, attorney for Environmental Media, said the firm will focus efforts on other cities and withdraw the Long Beach application.

Long Beach Richard G. Wilson

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