Seven injured in four Long Beach traffic crashes
Seven people were injured in four separate traffic accidents in Long Beach on Thursday and today. Joe P. Pino and two passengers were treated after a three car crash at Burnett Street and Cedar Avenue at 11 20 am. Patricia A. Eby and a passenger were treated after a collision at Orange Avenue and Jackson Street at 4 pm. Ludithe B. Purdy was hospitalized after a hit and run on Ocean Boulevard at Termine Avenue at 7 35 pm. Francis J. Morris sought medical aid after a collision at Pacific Coast Highway and Chestnut Avenue at 12 56 am.
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Long Beach
Joe P. Pino
Henderson Ave
Yola White
Dandrean White
E. 19Th St
Pacific Hospital
Burnett Street
Cedar Avenue
Patricia A. Eby
Elaine Ave
Hawaiian Gardens
Katherine Holsey
Quimby St
Paramount
Memorial Hospital
Eby Auto
Timothy R. Whitton
Deeboyar Ave
Lakewood
Orange Avenue
Jackson Street
Ludithe B. Purdy
Roswell Ave
Memorial
Ocean Boulevard
Termine Avenue
Francis J. Morris
Cabrillo Ave
San Pedro
Billy G. Payton
San Francisco Ave
Pacific Coast Highwway
Chestnut Avenue
Nighttime child care center approved in Long Beach
Long Beach Planning Commission approved a non profit child care center at the Salvation Army Sunday School building, serving infants and children in two groups from 6 am to midnight. Neighbors feared noise from late pickups, leading to a restriction banning alley pickups from 6 pm to 8 am.
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Salvation Army
E. Spring St
Long Beach
Francis
Planning Commission
Cannibal son a celebrity Smy is awaiting word from mother
The teen, living with family friend Jean Lewis at Marina High, fills days with drums and guitar practice and modern rock. He recalls his mother leaving after Christmas from Oct, notes his father died when he was three, and shares hopes of becoming a doctor inspired by his mother’s medical interests. He keeps a home photo of a camel in Egypt and mentions fond trips with his mother.
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Smy
Jean Lewis
Marina High School
Egypt
Fast-growing Cerritos Reveals Census Portrait of Prosperity
A preliminary census shows Cerritos, once dairy farms, growing 452 percent from 1960 to 1970 and 238 percent since 1970. The 37,739 residents are young and affluent with a median age near 25, average family income around 16 3, and 8 7 percent of households earning over 35 000. The city is 88 percent Caucasian with many commuters to Los Angeles and Long Beach.
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Cerritos
California
Los
Angeles County
Long Beach Emergency Calls Reported Through Night
An overnight log from Long Beach police and fire departments lists calls from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. including building fires at Chestnut Avenue and 15th Street and 126 Maine Avenue, electrical shorts on 3900 E Fourth Street and 2466 Greenwood Road, multiple first aid and resuscitation responses, gas shutoffs on Seabright Avenue and Mira Marina Avenue, and traffic accidents at Ocean Boulevard intersections, with times ranging from 10:07 a.m. to 11:24 p.m. on the following day.
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Long Beach
Obispo Ave
Burnett
Cedar Avenue
W. Ocean
E. 4Th St
Broadway
Pine Avenue
1St Street
Pine Ave
Pier J
Ocean Bly
Maine Avenue
Wanda
Kaltin Avenue
11Th Street
Sangos Highway
Beal Boulevard
Ocean Boulevard
Termuing Avenue
Bermudatreet
Seaside Boulevard
Second Place
Ocean
William Davis 62 longtime LBCC pioneer dies in Berkeley
William Davis a 62 year old Long Beach native and LBCC pioneer dies in Berkeley from flu complications. A UC Berkeley alumnus he led student government and the basketball team at Poly High and LBJ College, later starring for UC Berkeley. Survived by Frances daughters Janet Martha brothers Davis Furniture owners and sisters. Memorial fund suggested for Stiles Hall UC Berkeley.
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Berkeley
Willam James Davis
Long Beach City College
Davis
Stiles Hall
University of California
Long Beach
Poly High
Long Beach Junior College
Southern California
Viking
UC Berkeley
Golden Bear Athletic Organization
Frances
Janet
Martha
John
Davis Furniture
Joseph Riddich
Walter Sheek
Anaheim power use up sharply
Anaheim residents and businesses increased electricity demand in 1972. Gordon Hoyt reports municipal sales surpassed one billion kilowatt hours, with commercial up 13.5 percent, residential 4.3 percent, and industrial 4.1 percent from the previous year. Underground circuits now cover 10 percent of the city’s 800 miles.
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Hoyt
South Coast Regional Conservation Commission Meets
The first Orange County meeting of the South Coast Regional Conservation Commission will be at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Newport Harbor High School Auditorium. Supervisor R. W. Caspers of Newport Beach said it will be open to the public. The commission includes members from Los Angeles Orange and San Diego counties as one of six in the state.
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Orange County
South Coast Regional Conservation Commission
Newport Harbor High School
Newport Beach
R. W. Caspers
Los Angeles
Orange
San Diego
Free hearing test at Institute of Lifetime Learning
Elderly residents may attend a free hearing test at 3 p.m. today at the Institute of Lifetime Learning, 236 Broadway. The session is run by advanced students from the speech and hearing clinic program at California State University and will be repeated Friday, February if needed.
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Broadway
California State University
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M.W.A. Inc
Patricia Francis
Harry Kartinen
Elm Ave
Mexico
Ly Mark Cluster
Long Beachr
San Pedro Area
William Davis
LBCC
Anaheim
Charles Beasley
Keynote Ave
Mon
Cindi
Connie
Lakewood Village
Artesia
Mayfair
St. Joseph
Hal Lowe
S Henl
Imperial
Adars
Bellflower DeJong Hardware
Artesia Blvd
Ken Crane
TV & Appr
Graywood Ave
Nona
Willow
Booley’s Harderare
Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach Ward
Pacific Ave
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