Catholic Schools Win Federal Library Grants in California
St Joseph High School Lakewood received 470 038 to buy books media center materials and tapes. Downey Plus X High School got 51381 for the same purpose and a Berkeley Catholic school 542 700 received funding. In all 29 public schools also received similar grants while Catholic schools had their first Southern California win. The awards were announced February 11 by the California State Board of Education, with St Joseph’s funding aiding future student teachers from CSU Long Beach and other colleges.
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Sahants
St. Joseph High School
Lakewood
Purchase
Media
Plus X High
N Downay
Berkeley
California State Board of Education
Pils X
Mary Carlotta
Carlotta
California
Oakland
Mead
Hih
St. Joseph's
California State College
Long Beach
Arte
Kookegman
Kindergartner Helps Classmate On Queen Mary Tour
Anonda Kean a five year old from Anaheim needed a boost to peer into the bosun's locker six decks down Rex Evenson six helped her They were part of a 70 child group from Melbourne School on a Thursday tour of the Queen Mary in Long Beach Photo by Bures
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Anonda Kean
Anaheim
Rex Evenson
Melbourne
Long Beach News Bures
Long Beach approves big medical facility project
The Long Beach Planning Commission on Thursday approved a five story office complex with a four level parking structure at 1775 Termine Ave for a major medical center. The plan fronts Termino Avenue and provides 228 parking spaces with access from Tester Street and an exit to Pacific Coast Highway.
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Termine Ave
Long Beach
Termina Avenue
Esther Street
Enwood Thompson
Willam G, Durnin
Bok
John W. Dorgey
Community Plaza Medical Center, Ltd
National Medex Gorp
Medical Carner
Termino Avenue
Tester Street
de Leftie
Ernest Mayer Jb
Surplus freeway land permit denied for 13 unit plan
A 13 unit apartment project on surplus freeway land northwest of Bellflower Puilevard and San Diego Freeway was denied by the Long Beach Planning Commission by a 4-3 vote. Developers LGM Enterprises sought a special permit to lease to the Long Beach Housing Authority. Residents of Stratford Square opposed the plan as overbuilding in a single family area.
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Bellflower Puilevard
San Diego
Long Beach Phinang Commission
LGM. Enterprises
Tne
Long Besch Housing Authority
Neal Rehkop
Arnold Berg
William A. Lockett
Rush Todd
Darts Ala
Phillips
Joseph T. Brooks Jr
Weekford Morgan
Wy Pacre
Stratford Square
Primarly
Robert Wheeler
1G.M
Rehkop
Iikely
Hardwood Stump
Bookmobile stops expanded by King Beach Library
The King Beach Public Library broadens its bookmobile service with four new stops on Saturdays starting this week. The trial runs run 10 to 1 30 am at Belmont Shopping Center Anaheim Street and Redundo Avenue, with additional stops on March 41, March 25, April 22, May 6, May and June 3 and June. The bus will also service Lexington Navy Quarters Grand Ave and Hammond Park Indiana Avenue and W Bird Street with separate time slots. Weekly 4 to 5 pm Saturdays through June at Triangle Park.
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King Beach
Lexington Navy Quarters
Grand Ave
Hamona Park
Indiana Avene
W. Bird Street
Triangle Park
Planners OK site of new fire station No 16
The Planning Commission approved a proposed Fire Station No 16 to be located south of Wardlow Road and east of Cherry Avenue on the west side of Long Beach Airport. It will replace endsting Station No 6 on the east side of the airport and Station 14 on Wardlow Road near Cherry Avenue.
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Wardlow Road
Cherry Avenue
Long Beach Airport
Planning Commission
Airport
Wartlow Road
Delay plea date set in slaying of pastor’s daughter
Ramon V. Leyba, 28, faces murder charges in the knife and sweat cleaver slaying of Deborah Huth Leyba, 2, minister’s daughter and mother of four. The delay allows substitution of private counsel for the public defender. Attorney Tiverett Ei Ricks Jr. reports Leyba’s family may take over the defense. Midge Dunnum will hear the plea next Tuesday. Debo rah Huth Leyba’s body was reportedly stabbed more than 31 times. discovered by Rev. Elmo Osborne at the family home.
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Tiplea
Ramon V. Leyba
Tang Beach Superior Court
Public Defender's Office
Tiverett Ei, Ricks Jr
Carroll M. Dunnum
Leyba
Deborah Huth Leyba
Midge Dunnum
Tax deduction proposed to spur blood donor donations
Assemblyman Jo A. Gonsalves of La Mirada introduces state legislation to allow a $3 tax deduction for blood donations. He argues the change aligns with charitable provisions and counters commercial blood banks while citing health risk concerns from paid blood. The bill targets nonprofits serving the public interest and aims to increase donor participation.
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Jo A. Gonsalves
Dla Mirada
State Franchise Board
American Red Cross
Gons
Sistent
Gonsalves
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Four injured in multiple vehicle accidents downtown
Four persons were treated after a series of traffic crashes. Edith L. West, 24, of Martha Ave, was hospitalized following a collision at Garner Street at 9 am. Valerie L. Hartley, 16, riding a motorcycle, was treated after a crash on Anshelm Street. Joseph Pickett, 37, was hospitalized after his car collided with another on Engle Street. Marilyn Griffin, 25, was said to be uninjured after a bicycle incident on Keynstone Street.
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Edith L. West
Matha Ave
Memorial Hospital
Wilfreda
Jose
Marka
Alidadon
Maria
Garner Street
Valerie L. Hartley
10Th St
Wiliam P. Gordon
Gaviota Ave
Sharon K. Dimpsit
Kezeres
Anshelm Street
Tormoive Avene
Ken P
Pote
Marilyn
Griffin
Hackett Ave
Keynste Street
Eon Ave
Oseph
Engle St
Donald RB
Gonder’ Ave
Tos Coyotes Beyagonal
Multiple sirens report city incidents and investigations
A busy sequence of emergency alerts lists sirens across the city today. Incidents include smoke investigations on Palo Verde Ave and Long Beach Ave, injuries on Gini Ave, an electrical fire near Seventh Street, and various traffic accidents at Anaheim intersections.
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Palo Verde
Resuscitatur
Gini Ave
Ageldent
Marna Avenue
Garner
Renne
Anaheim
Terniey Avenue
Staake
Angestigar
Papesniry
Spring Street
Son
Gabrisi Wer
Laraga Avenue
Chevy Verge
Tire
Yat South St
Parkcrest
Anahem Suet
Cherry Avenue
Carmellitos
Sue
Iver Ave
Auto repair seminar set at Carrites College
For the third consecutive year Carrites College will hold a nine session seminar for area automotive mechanics beginning Feb 7 and continuing through May. Sessions will be in the Student Center and cover automatic transmission wheel alignment ignition fuel injection brakes cooling and rotary engines.
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Carrites College
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