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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1977

Page

9

Commemorative Harbor Rock Ceremony Marks Port Anniversaries

In Los Angeles Harbor ceremonies at Gibson Park near Sixth Street and Harbor Boulevard, a commemorative rock was unveiled to honor the 76th anniversaries of the Port of Los Angeles and its sister port Nagoya. Attendees included Roy S. Ferkich, president of a harbor board, Debbie Joe Nix Miss Port of L A, and Gov. Yoshiaki Nakaya, representing Nagoya.

Los Angeles Harbor Roy S. _77Ferkich Ps Board of Harbor ‘Commissioners Debbie Joe Nix Port of L.A Yoshiaki Nakaya Nagoya Japan Gibson Park Sixth Street Harbor Boulevard

Boy employs four youths in Compton shop fined $1500

A Compton businessman Nicholas Torres was fined 1500 by the State Bureau of Labor Standards for employing four 12 to 13 year olds under sweatshop conditions for 10 to 12 hours daily, six days a week, without workmen's compensation. Investigators found the minors worked with drills and punch presses, earned about 8 dollars weekly, and that Torres would pay back wages to three boys. Torres defended the arrangement saying the youths were friends of his son and did not work for him. He faces an appeal deadline in ten days.

Compton State Bureau of Labor Standards Enforcement William Lubber Labor Bureau Long Beach Nicholas Torres Iron Art Deslen E.ak St Subber Lubber Torres California Tores Torres’ Son United States Mexico Mes

Huntington Beach approves tax rate cut and reserve

Huntington Beach City Council cut the tax rate by 7 cents to 31.5 per 100 assessed value, with 3 cents set aside to cover possible litigation costs. The move, 5 to 2, targeted a $1.2 million real estate transfer tax refund, pending appeal. Councilmen Siebert and Shenkman opposed.

Huntington Beach Richard Siebert Ronald Shenkman Alvin M. Cohen Superior

Mascot Kitten Sam Returns Urged By County Shelter

Downey shelter reports a small orange kitten named Sam arrived July 4 at 17358 S Garfield Ave and was adopted as mascot after medical care. Sam was found missing from his cage last Wednesday night. shelter asks for return with no questions asked and offers safe drop in a gate cart before 11 04 p.m.

Downey Animal Shelter Sam S. Garfield Ave Shelter Hamd Garfield Avenue

CHP Captain Forms Western Banjo Band for Hospital Gigs

CHP Santa Fe Springs captain Worley Jones, a 19 year veteran, relaxes by playing five string banjo with the Western Banjo Band. The Sixman group entertains at hospitals and convalescent homes in western San Bernardino County. They recently cut an album aimed at pure banjo music fans.

Worley Jones Highway Patrol Santa Fe Springs Station Jones CHP Bill Bailey Lome Western San Bernardino County

Street sweeping cuts tickets as Long Beach saves money

Long Beach reports a sweeping program across 95 percent of streets now runs weekly, raising efficiency and reducing labor costs. Checkers deter curbside excuses and follow sweepers on a fixed pass, issuing citations only if the posted no parking window aligns with the sweeper’s route.

Adams Checkers Daisy Avenue Dave Candlish Candlish Sage Beach State University Long Beach Noa

Subscription mail payments due this week

Independent Press Telegram subscribers who pay monthly by mail should receive a mailer envelope in their newspapers this week or next. The pre addressed envelope shows the amount due and the date by which it must be paid. For questions about either charge or service contact IPT special subscriber service at 436 3676.

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Catalina Channel relay attempt ends in failure

A Long Beach area relay swim aimed at the Catalina Channel to raise funds for a Hawaii water polo tournament was aborted after 81 hours. Two 32-foot boats lost contact causing navigational drift and a missed rendezvous with the guide boat. No crossing occurred despite pledges dependent on a successful swim.

Bellflower Bird Catalina Channel Long Beach Water Palo Hawaii North Long Beach Long Beach ‘Marina-to-Avalon Mike Bartosh Long Beach Marina Rip

Classified Ads Leave Time for Surfing

Everett Cox of 15719 California Ave Mount Pleasant depends on Independent Press Telegram Classified Bus. Cox sold a motorcycle on the first day, freeing his weekend for surfing. For quick selling, call 432-5059 or seek IPT advisor help.

Everett Cox California Ave Paramount Fress- Telegram Cox

Health News Your Head Hangs Heavy In a Whiplash Accident

The article notes that whiplash injuries often heal with a reparative response rather than lasting injury and that scarring is a typical residual from tissue damage.

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