USS Guides Mascot Nunya Retires After 18 Years Aboard
The USS Guide bids farewell to Nunya the Labrador retriever mascot who retires after an 18 year service. The dog weighed 90 pounds now after a seven month Vietnam deployment. Norman Hawker will escort Nunya to Westminster for a relaxed retirement while Lt Cmdr Tukal praised the dog's steady work and crew morale.
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Ninya
USS Guide
Inginemay
Norman Hawker
Westminster
Vietnam
Nunya
Cmdr
Frank Tukal
Undravork
Hawker
USS
Guide
Frank Ducat
Tom Shaw
Complaint of discrimination filed against California State College Long Beach
A racial discrimination charge was filed with the Fair Employment Practices Commission against California State College Long Beach. Professor Barbara George claims CSLB used two job descriptions to favor another candidate for an associate vice president post, with Bruce Carpenter chosen after. The FEPC will investigate and pursue informal resolution if possible.
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California State College
Long Beach
State Fair Employment Practices Commission
Barbara George
CSLR
Stephen Horn
Horn
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
FEPC
Carol Schiller
George
CSLB
Dr. George
Br. George
Goodman-Malamuth
Bruce Carpenter
Carpenter
Lee Stephens
Goodman Malamuth
Fire Destroys Warehouse at Phillips Steel Co
A one story warehouse and its contents at Phillips Steel Co. 148 W Anaheim St burned Wednesday afternoon. Assistant Chief Hugh Lu Henshaw and five fire companies fought the blaze for about half an hour. Damage to the building crane parts spools of wire and other contents was estimated at least 35000.
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Phillips Steel Co
Anaheim St
Hugh Lu. Henshaw
Navy blocks Los Angeles fueling wharf relocation plan
The Los Angeles Harbor Commission mourns Navy reluctance to move the Berth 36 fueling wharf, citing a 5 to 340 million relocation cost and delaying a 4000-boat West Channel marina project. The panel seeks the City Council’s view before endorsing a 15-year retroactive lease, while noting halted construction on a SHN 000 project and a sky tower permit review at Ports O’Call Village.
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Los Angeles Harbor
Harbor Department
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Berth 36
Th. W. Kennedy
Commission
John of. Goyal
Mission
Royal
Los Angeles
West Channel
David Tailichet
Speciality Restaurants
Ports O' Cail Village
Needle like steel tower to raise 80 at San Pedro harbor view
The Needle like structure would hoist a doophalt shaped revolving elevator carrying 80 passengers to the top for a bird eye view of the harbor and adjacent San Pedro area. Tallichet heads a combine of corporations building 27 view restaurants in the US and was constructing the sky tower when difficulties halted progress.
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Harbor
San Pedro
Tallichet
Tallichel
Seminar at City College Attacks Pay Board and Unions
AFL-CIO economist Dr. Markley Roberts told a Long Beach City College seminar that the Pay Board shows contempt for free collective bargaining and predicts Congress will debate anti trust regulation of unions. Beverly Hills lawyer Sharp Whitmore warned of inflation from union advantage, while others discussed labor trends and public employee organization.
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Apl-Cio
Nixon
Los Angeles
Congress
Long Beach City College
Markley Roberts
Afl-Cio Research de
Whitmore
Awhilmore
Roberts
U.S. Steel
Honor grad Mooney cites education value to police
Police Chief William J. Mooney, Long Beach, named Honor Graduate 1972 at Public Schools Week ceremonies. He joins a broad alumni group and will speak at 7 30 p m Monday in the Scottish Rite Temple. Mooney recalls a hometown capstone and discusses education shaping modern policing.
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William J. Mooney
Long Beach High School
Mooney
Poly
Tsinessmen
Long Beach
Poly High School
Long Beach Beautiful awards set for Friday banquet
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce will present 29 awards at its Long Beach Beautiful banquet in the Petroleum Club at 7 p.m. Friday. Gilbert Bailey, former contributing editor for The Press Telegram who specialized in environmental affairs, is among those to receive a special award. Bailey is currently assigned to his newspaper's Washington bureau.
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Long Beach
Gilbert Bailey
The
Press-Telegram
Bailey
Washington Brea
Randy Johnson argues with his father over media and race
Randy Johnson snaps at a TV set in East Fourth Street apartment. Randolph Johnson speaks calmly about youth frustrations and media stereotypes. They discuss how Black Hats are depicted as villains and how race colors perceptions in daily life.
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Randy Johnson
East Fourth Street
Randolph Johnson
Randy
It Had to Happen A Memphis Man Hijacked Freight Train
A Memphis man was fined 85 dollars and jailed six months after pleading guilty to hijacking a freight train in Arkansas. Daniel Deora told police at Earle, Arkansas that he wanted the freight sent to California. Most of the sentence was suspended and no wonder. Desca was caught after traveling less than 24 miles.
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Arkansas
Daniel Deora
Earle
Ark
California
Daniel Desca
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