Accidents at Port of Los Angeles Decline for Second Year
The Port of Los Angeles reports a continued drop in on the job accidents during the peak period of 1970. Harbor Department safety engineer Don N. Moore says this is the second year of decline and credits safety campaigns. From July 1 to Oct 1, 1970, accidents totaled 47 versus 112 in the same period in 1969, with cost savings estimated at about 3,111 in wages.
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Los Angeles
Iarbor Department
Don N. Moore
Harbor Department
Moore
City of
Civil Service
Overflow Ski Classes Draw Likely Waitlist in Long Beach
Long Beach Recreation Department expects overflow enrollment for dry-land ski classes at Cherry Park and Whaley Park as mountains offer heavy snow. Three dry-land sessions per park lead to a snow trip with a 2.50 fee. Cherry Park at 1901 E 45th St hosts January 5 12 19 led by Maria Campbell. Whaley Park at 5620 B Atherton St hosts January 12 19 26 led by Katy Stone. Preregistration is required.
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Long Beach
Cherry and Whaley Parks
Cherry Park
45Th St
Maria Campbell
Whaley Park
Atherton SL
Katy Stone
Recreation Department
Malibu Woman Reports Theft From Car On Ocean Boulevard
Malibu resident Carole Gilbert told Long Beach police Monday that a white coupe parked in the 100 block of East Ocean Boulevard was broken into and clothing was taken valued at a certain amount.
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Carole Gilbert
Malibu
Long Beach
East Ocean Boulevard
Civitan Chief Honored by 28 Southland Chiefs
George T. Sheffield of Jackson Mississippi, president of Civitan International, was honored Monday night at a dinner aboard the SS Princess Louise. Mayor Edwin Wale of Long Beach attended along with representatives from 28 Southland Civitan clubs as Civitan clubs number about 1,800 with 5,000 members across the U S Canada Mexico Norway Germany and Sweden.
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George T. Sheffield
Jackson
Miss
Civitan International
Edwin Wale
Long Beach
Southland Civitan
U.S
Canada
Mexico
Norway
Germany
Sweden
Birmingham
Ala
World Famous Fish Farm to Close and Move to Retail Outlet
Longtime Westminster fish farm Abiyama Enterprises ends wholesale operations after 50 years. Owner Joseph Abiyama explains a department store bid prompted the move to a retail outlet at 14892 Golden West St. Manager Nobuo Hiraoka notes koi prices can reach rare values, with some fish selling up to 20 000 dollars, while a Halloween prank caused heavy losses.
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Pacific Goldfish Farm
Westminster
Edwards St
Golden West St
Joseph Abiyama
Joseph
Henry Abiyama
San Diego Freeway
Westmainster Avenue
Nobuo Hiraoka
Africa
South America
Far East
Australia
Hiraoka
Hawaii
Fom Poly High
Long Beach
Old Japan Koi Association
Japan
Koi Association
Tokyo
Gypsy John Con Artist Gang Active in Long Beach Area
Police warn residents about the John clan operating in Long Beach with multiple aliases and phony trades. Detectives say arrests and prosecutions are hard. households should verify firms with the Better Business Bureau and beware of roof sealing, driveways, auto repairs, tree trimming, furnace work, and phony electrical inspections for inflated fees.
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John
Better Business Bureau
John Clan
Long Beach
Williamsons
Southland
Florida
Texas
Robert Logan Williamson
Scotland
Brooklyn
McMillan
Stewart
Johnston
Keith
McGavin
Carroll
McDonald
Willamsong
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Port of
Watta
Jean Dallman
Joan
Katella Ave
Stanton
Miss Dallman
Wisconsin
Ron Carlson
Heroe
Civitan
Mecca
U.S.A
Himalayas
Stan Delaphine
Shanley
Travel & Resorts
Hiroka
Santa Fe Avenue
John Fix
Bank of Long
Bank OF
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp