Independent Crashes Kill Two Cyclists in Separate Collisions
Two motorcyclists died and a teen passenger was injured in separate crashes on Monday. Robin Matlay, 16, of Cerritos died after a collision on Alondra Boulevard with Bonnie Suttles, 803 Pine Street, Compton, who was not cited. John B. Byrd, 42, of Santa Ana, died at St. Joseph's Hospital after colliding with Robert Yablonski, 25, of Orange, on La Vita Avenue near Parker Street. The Landeck youth, Christopher Landeck, 16, from Cerritos, survived with injuries and was taken to Long Beach Memorial Hospital.
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Malloy
Christopher RB. Landbeck
Bainbrook Ave
Cerritos
Alondra Boulevard
Orange Avenue
Paramount
Lakewood
Alondra
Grange
Bonnie, Suttles
Pine St
Compton
Landeck
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Byrd
la Vita Avenue
Parker Street
Orange
Robert’ Yablonski
Marietta St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Yablonski
Torrance High Board Approves 131 Elective Courses
The Torrance School Board approved a catalog of 131 electives for this year, resembling a liberal arts college bulletin. Courses range from art and modern dance to modern topics like propaganda and mass media, civil rights, environmental issues, and literature.
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Fone
Liberal Arts
T. L. Goodman
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80 Years Of Cool Shade Farewell Jacaranda Tree
A Wilmington jacaranda that shaded midday rests for about eight decades met its end when a wrecking company bulldozed it at the corner of Avalon Boulevard and Street on Aug 17 1970. Al Neva the longtime cafe owner watched as the tree was toppled after a life spanning a farmer planter hunter and cafe owner. The corner area was to host an auto service store.
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Avalon Boulevard
Pacific Coast Highway
Wilmington
Hintz Wrecking Co. Inc
Marine Avenue
Ayuaty
City Hopes to Invest Bond Sale
Long Beach Harbor Department faces daily interest costs of 5 939.92 as it receives 920 million from revenue bond sale at 7.02 percent. It plans reinvestment in a package deal offering similar or higher returns. Officials study options from banks and investment houses and will deploy funds to pay construction costs.
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Long Beach Harbor
Harbor Department
Long Beach
Harbor Commission
Commission
James G. Craig Jr
Robinson A. Reid
Kilroy is sworn in as new Los Angeles Harbor Commissioner
John B. Kilroy, former Olympic bid backer, is seated as the newest member of the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners. Fred I. Wada, already a commissioner for 22 months, is sworn in despite submitting his resignation to Mayor Sam Yorty and plans to serve only until a new appointee is named. Councilors had urged a vote of confidence to keep him, but Wada cited commitments to the Japanese American community as his reason for leaving.
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John B. Kilroy
Los Angeles
Kilroy
Kilroy Industries
Rex Layton
Fred I. Wada
Harbor Commission
Wada
Meyor Sam Yorty
1. P l
Yorly
Funds Sought to Aid Hurricane Celia Victims
The American Red Cross seeks at least a million dollars nationwide to aid about 65,000 homeless from Hurricane Celia, with Los Angeles Orange County chap ters quota 305000 and Long Beach 28250. Donations earmarked for Hurricane Celia Relief may be mailed to the Long Beach Chapter 319 W Broadway.
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American Red Cross
Texas
Red Cross
Los Angeles
Orange County
Long Beach
United Crusade
American Hert Cross
W. Broadway
Fixopens Denture Adhesive Cream Revolutionizes Comfort
A new denture adhesive Fixopens claims to restore biting chew comfort and speech with an elastic membrane that absorbs shock for uppers and lowers. It promises longer wear per application and easier placement with a precise pencil-point dispenser. See your dentist regularly and obtain Fixopens at drug counters.
Harbor Pollution Rules Urged By Long Beach Panel
The city ordinance committee urged the City Council to back a Board of Harbor Commissioners plan that defers to a new federal law on ships discharging wastes. Port Director Capt. Rountree said local regulators hold to federal enforcement, with study of controls on small craft and potential five year delays for tank specifications. Stronger state rules may precede federal action, but could still favor Oregon, Washington, and parts of the Gulf coast.
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Long’ Beach
Board of Harbor’ Commissioners
John Rowntree
Long Beach
Washington
Rountree
Oregon
Washington c
Guill Coast
Los Angeles
Long Beach Harbor
T. J. Thorley
Millikan Third in ROTC Drill Team Competition
Millikan High School of Long Beach placed third in the national Army Junior ROTC Drill Team competition at the VEW convention in Miami. The Macon Senior High School team won by two points, Milwauk ee was second, and Millikan’s Queen's Honor Guard, commanded by Cadet Lt. Col. Chris Burton, faces return home September 10. Elmer String fellow of the regular Army coaches the Millikan team. A portable alarm cleaner weighing 600 pounds and valued at 750 dollars was reported stolen from Bowers Ambulance Co.
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Millikan High School
Long Beach
National Army
Queen's Honor’ Guard
Long Beach City
Elmer Stringfellow Dr
Regular Army
Bowers Ambulance Co
Pacific Coast Hwy
Don Bowers
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