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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1974

Page

15

Last chance for no fine book returns in Long Beach

During Fine-Free Week at all Long Beach public libraries, patrons can return overdue books without fines. Library officials note about 50,000 missing books remain and urge returns today or Saturday before the program ends.

Long Beach Pat Rogers Los Altos Truman Capote City Liration Frances Henselman

Homeowners Exemption Deadline Discussed By County Assessor

Philip Watson of the Los Angeles County assessor spoke to Rancho Los Cerritos Board of Realtors in Bellflower Kiwanis Hall about filing deadlines for home tax exemptions. He noted Dec 1 as the deadline for rate forms to obtain 40 percent of the 1750 exemption, with 20,000 to 20 QM property owners filing by April 5.

Philip Arte$ia Cerritos Navatian Gardens Paramount Steve Komadina Paramount High School Rancho Los Cerritos Board Paul Karlson Mayfair High School America

Community groups sponsor smoking cessation classes

Health agencies led by the Lung Association Heart Association and Cancer Society join county health officials and school districts to sponsor sessions. A class begins Monday at 7 p.m. at Mercy Hospital 270 S Bristol Santa Ana for four weeks on Mondays and Wednesdays. A second class starts May 6 at University High School Irvine meeting Mondays and Thursdays for three weeks from 7 to 9 p.m.

Grange Countyearth The Lung Association, Heart Association, Cancer Sociaty Health Department Mercy Hospital Bristol Santa Ana University High School Irvine

Support of mass transit plan urged by city official

Long Beach should back the Southern California mass rapid transit plan for county wide benefits, said Councilwoman Renee B. Simon who favors more service for Long Beach. City Manager Mansell noted the city’s transit needs were not fully addressed in early plans and a new public hearing is set for May 1 at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall.

Long Beach California Renee B. Simon John R. Mansell City Hall

Parking curb ordered on Temple avenue by Long Beach council

Long Beach City Council, responding to a bid of an equipment company, ordered parking prohibited along the east curb of Temple avenue from the San Diego Freeway to Spring Street. Total Equipment Co. cited heavy traffic and constant parking as causing congestion and sight impairment for trucks entering and leaving its premises. a traffic engineer study supported the move.

Long Beach Temple Avenue San Diego Spring Street Total Equipment Co Spring St

Living Language Conference at Cerritos College May 4

More than 100 language instructors from community colleges and high schools in the Los Angeles area will gather at Cerritos College on Saturday May 4 for the Living Language Conference. The event features seminars on instruction methods, integrating foreign language programs, and low cost teaching aids, with a Cinco de Mayo luncheon and performances.

Cerritos College The California Junior College Association Committee On Instruction Los Angeles

Four injured in Los Angeles traffic incidents in Long Beach

Four persons were injured in three traffic incidents in Long Beach on Thursday and early today, police said. Rodrick Lowton, 64, of the area was among those affected with injuries reported in two of the crashes.

Long Beach Rodrick Lowton

Emergency calls flood Lang Briell area after midnight

Police and fire units respond to numerous incidents in the Lang Briell area in the 24 hours ending at 2 a.m. including house fire at 3047 Tailie Ave and car fire at Fourth Street and Long Beach Avenue. Several injuries reported from traffic crashes at Atlantic Avenue intersections and a burglary noted on Gerritt Avenue. Victims treated at local hospitals. Friday morning reports list multiple aid starts and transport to Memorial and St Mary facilities.

Tailie VMN Linden Ave Long Beach Alana Avenue Bet Fourth Street San Antonio Caulfield Ave Norwalk Walser Hospital Bellflower Atlantic Avenue 68Th Street Mark K. Huyler Janice Sr Memorial Hospital Debra S. Parent Banner Drive San Antonio Drive Walter D. Smith Broadway Virginia L. Lewellyn Henderson Ave St. Mary Medical Center Smith Linders Avenue

Phelps named city budget chief in Long Beach

James E. Phelps, 32, named director of budget and research for Long Beach. He succeeds Randall J. Verrue and will oversee a budget over 182 million dollars. Phelps is a Long Beach State graduate and returns after Army service including Vietnam. He notes savings over 1 million through management studies. He lives at 2025 Marna Ave with wife Jean and sons Matt and Randy. father Donald Phelps is a retired police officer.

Dun Brakenbury Wrnter James E. Phelps Long Beach State University Phelps Badet and Research Division Sesvice Vietnam Marna Ave Jean Matt Randy Donald Phelps Long Beach

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