Copter Rescues Five After Palos Verdes Boat Capsizes
Coast Guard helicopter plucked five members of a Green Valley family from surf north of Rvely Point near Palos Verdes Peninsula after their 32 foot cabin cruiser capsized. Diana Anderson and her sons Rick 3 and Andy 2 were hospitalized for observation. Richard 22 and Gerald 15 were treated for bruises. Pilot Chris Felhauzer remained with the grounded boat then swam ashore. Cause and damage estimates were not released.
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Green Valley
Coast Guard
Rvely Point
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Diana Anderson
Rick
Andy
Harbor General Hospital
John Gelleme
Tony Saglimenti
Richard Anderson
Gerald Anderson
Chris Felhauzer
Fortuna Ave
Lawndale
Cerritos High prepares Eighth Grade Night at Carmanitta JHS
Administrators at Cerritos High School plan an Eighth Grade Parent Night at Carmenitta Junior High School, 13435 166th Street, February 2 and a half closing time. Principal Charles Ledbetter says the event will explain the program, facility use and next year scheduling for students entering Cerritos High. The counseling staff will also be present to answer questions for incoming ninth graders. The Cerritos student body currently meets in half day sessions at Gahr High School campus.
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Carmenitta Junior High School
166Th Street
Cerritos
Cerritos High
Gahr High School
Long Beach City College Lecture Series Announces Schedule
LBCC opens a free public slate of lectures on diverse topics this week. Highlights include Improving Your Marriage by Charles Fletcher at Memorial Hospital and You and Your Taxes by Gerald Tollefson at Institute of Lifetime Learning.
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Vietnam
Sre
Long Beach City College
Ron Frank
Nathan Schulman
Willow St
Claude L. Far
Business and
Pacific Coast Highway
Phila McDaniel
Boyd High School
Long Beach
John Cowan
Gerald ©. Tollefson
Census of Bellflower scheduled March census
A special census of Bellflower begins March 5 to update the 1970 population figure. Mayor Ken Cleveland says the count will raise state in lieu taxes. Ennumerators are needed at city hall or by phone, earning $2 per hour for six hours daily over five to 10 days, with evenings and Saturdays required. Burglars stole valuables valued at 8700 from the Beachtown Motel on Pacific Coast Highway.
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Ken Cleveland
E. Belmont Si
Beachtown
Long Beach
Robberies Hit Four L A Fast Food Outlets In 45 Minutes
Police say a single bandit robbed four Los Angeles area fast food sites in about 45 minutes late Monday, including three Taco Bell restaurants. A male in his early 20s, about 5 feet 9 inches, 189 pounds in a green jacket, used a pistol at 2500 Pacific Coast Highway and fled on foot. A second suspect, in an orange sweatshirt, robbed a Taco Bell at 3125 E Broadway. A third robbery at 695 Locust Avenue involved a revolver and $116, with a white Cadillac seen nearby. A final hold up at 129 E Pacific Coast Highway occurred in light clothing with a blue knit cap. Public officials note similar descriptions across incidents.
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Long Beach
Taco Bell
Pacific Coast Highway
Stanley Avenue
E. Broadway
Seventh Street
Locust Avenue
Long Beach Council Halts Artesia Blvd Parking Move
Long Beach City Council ordered a zoning amendment to halt parking on Artesia Boulevard south curb between the Union Pacific right of way and Paramount Boulevard. Traffic engineers cited hazards from all day parking near off street lots and a study was done at Edgington Gil Co. site. Burglars damaged a home on 46th Street taking a television and a record player valued at 933 dollars. Council also voted to replace yield signs with stop signs at Lemon Avenue and 21st Street after multiple crashes.
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Artesia Boulevard
Union Pacific Railroad
Paramount Boulevard
Artesia
Edgington Gil Co
E. Artesia Blvd
Charlotte Satee
Lemon Avenue
21St Street
Burglar steals gems from Tony Goncalves home
Deputies said a burglar removed a window screen to gain entry to Tony Goncalves’s residence at 20837 Elaine Lakewood. The thief took gems valued at 8577 dollars. The incident was reported Monday.
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Tony Goncalves
Elaine Lakewood
USC research ship funding boosts Velcro IV operations
National Science Foundation funding increases allow USC to expand the Velcro IV oceanographic operations. The vessel will stay at sea about 24 days this year, up from last year, with $311,300 approved for 1973 plus $24,000 for shipboard technicians. The Velcro operates off Southern California and in the Gulf of California, aiding marine biology and geology studies as scientists plan a three month cruise off Costa Rica to explore marine evolution.
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National Science Foundation
University of Southern California
California
Gulf of California
USC
National Agency
Jay M.savage
Allan Hancock Foundation
Costa Rica
Cochran services scheduled for longtime Long Beach lawyer
Thomas Wade Cochran aged 82 died Sunday leaving a career spanning 42 years in Long Beach. A Mt. Vernon, Illinois native, he led the Long Beach Bar Association, taught law at Pacific Coast University, and served as deputy district attorney for Los Angeles County from 1942 to 1981. He belonged to Knights Templar, El Bekal Shrine, and Royal Arch Masons. Survived by 2 daughters. Mary Delaplane of Long Beach.
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Mottell's Chapel
Thomas Wade Cochran
Long Beach
Cochran
Mt. Vernon
Knights Templar of
California
el Bekal Shrine
Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Waugtter
Mary Delaplane
Knott’s to stage Seventh Weston’s Birthday program
Knott’s Berry Farm hosts an evening at 7 p.m. featuring Cerritos College Madrigal Singers and Community Choir directed by Stan Porter in a program titled A Salute to Freedom. Col Jerome A. Mc Davitt US Army retired, a WWII POW of 44 years, presents. Dr Howard E. Kirshner of Buena Park is guest of honor receiving a California state award. The Christians Freedom Foundation founder Dr Kisselmer, once its president, is noted. Theme: It’s a Grand Old Fish.
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Cerritos College
Stan Porter
Knott's
Berry Farm
Rome A. McDavitt
U.S. Army
Howard E. Kirshner
Buena Park
California
Kisselmer
Christians Freedom Foundation
Cuban American Club of Long Beach Installs New Officers
Installation ceremonies aboard the Queen Mary installed Cuban American Club of Long Beach Inc officers. More than 300 attended the dinner where Mayor Edwin W Wade and Councilmen Wayne Sharp and James Wison received service awards. New directors named are Angel Lavaniera president Pedro Poveda vice president Fernando Salgado secretary Rafael Diez vice secretary Juan Campela treasurer and Eugenio de Arriba vice treasurer.
Immunization Clinic Set at Compton Health Center
A free clinic is scheduled Wednesday from 5 to 7 30 pm at Compton Health Center 300 E Rosecrans Ave. Immunizations prevent diphtheria tetanus whooping cough polio measles and German measles. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who should bring the child’s records.
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Compton Health Center
E. Rosecrans Ave
Burglar Takes TV From Home on San Carlos Street
Jose Contreras reported to Lakewood sheriff's deputies that a burglar pried open a door on 7033 San Carlos St Para mount and took a television set valued at 410 dollars.
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Jose Contreras
San Carlos St
Paramount
Lakewood Sheriff's Deputies
Weil
Classified Ad Tease Sparks Big Sounds Then Small Packages
A quirky classified blurb hints at bargains on si¢rca components and other small packages in today’s ads. The playful copy suggests audio gear and compact items priced for quick purchase, reflecting a busy marketplace tone.
Invention Promises Dentures With New Uppers and Lows
A breakthrough denture cream claims to securely hold both upper and lower teeth, enabling daily use with improved stability. The device or product, branded Pixar for daily use, is described as a shock absorbing accessory aiding comfort and retention. Further claims include reduced worry over loosening dentures and a single application process.
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Pixar
Mrs Hopkins Rosary to be recited at Holy Innocents
Ethel Hopkins longtime Long Beach businesswoman dies at 82. Rosary tonight at 7 30 in Holy Innocents Church for services and a Wednesday 9 am Requiem Mass with Sheelar Stricklin Mortuary directing. Survived by daughter Frances Devine brother William J De Meulle sisters Florence De Meulle and Mrs Paul J Frey and five grandchildren.
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Holy Innocents Church
Ethel Hopkins
Long Beach
Sheelar- Stricklin
America
Altar Society of Holy Innocents
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