Seale urges ballot power at LBSU speech
Bobby Seale of the Black Panther Party told Long Beach State University students that winning political office is the best route for Blacks to gain community control. He urged impeachment of Nixon, calling for abolition of the presidency, and emphasized organizing concrete programs like distributing 60,000 free grocery bags in Oakland to mobilize voters.
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Bobby Seale
Black Panther Party
Long Beach State University
Seale
Oakland
LBSU
Nixon
Autiencu
Congress
Panther
Panthers
Scale
Long Beach Emergency Calls Reported Across 24 Hours
Police and fire units responded to numerous calls in Long Beach including many first aid incidents, fires at multiple locations such as 425 E Vth Star, Pier 19, Magnolia Avenue and Pacific Avenue, box alarms, and an injury traffic incident, with details listing streets and approximate times.
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Long Beach
A.n
False Deen
Anaheim Street
Gaviota_Avent
Linden Ave
Hermaga Ave
Maine Ave
Oh Sty
Totes
Boulevard
Carson Streets
Redondo Ave
Atlantic Ave
Bertil Magnia
Alamitos Ave
E. Vth
Pier
Avepine
Studebaker
Anaheim Roads
Broadway
Magnolia Avenue
Pacific Ae
Lewis
Ave
Wardtow Road
Argonne Avenue
Esther Strehle
Long Beach Blvd
St. HY
Elm Ave
Pacific
Olive Avenue
15Th Street
Locust Avenue
Lakewond Bled
Pavitle Coast Highway
Second Street
Lime Avenue
Kire Street
Candidates may get off cheap in Signal Hill
The Signal Hill May 5 municipal election appears inexpensive after the second candidate filing round. None of the contenders had earned or spent over $500, while the Signal Hill Citizens Committee used $450 on mailing and newspaper ads to back Nick Mekis I Ennis Neff for council and Alfred Posner for treasurer.
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Signal Hill
Merle J. Hunt
Rezoning advances duplex plan on Sunset Beach Coast Highway
Orange County supervisors approved rezoning a block along Sunset Beach Pacific Coast Highway between Fourth and Fifth streets to allow duplex homes on 30 foot lots. The move, supported unanimously by planning commissioners and supervisors, shifts the area from Fifth Street to Warner Avenue from business to residential use. Also reported, Dale Smith of Lakewood said a $1000 diamond ring was stolen from his home on Wednesday.
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Sunset Beach
Pacific Coast Highway
Orange County Board of Supervisors
Fourth
Fifth
David Moore
County Planning Commission
Fifth Street
Warner Avenue
FAA service pins honor aviation veterans
One hundred years of federal service to aviation were represented as the FAA presented service pins to John Hunt, Dick Fischer, and Henry Yellis at Long Beach Airport. Hunt led the group with 46% years in flight and seven years as facility operations officer. Fischer has 32 years in air traffic control and now serves as deputy chief of the Long Beach tower. Yellis retired after 31% years with an Air Corps pilot background and work across Western Region control towers and the FAA regional office.
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Department of Transportation Service
John Hunt
Dick Fischer
Henry Yellis
Bean Cooper
Federal Aviation Administration
Long Beach
John Hut
FAA
Hunt
Fischer
Air Waffie
Air Forcs
Air Corps
Yellis
Rites Friday for prominent Long Beach realtor Elaine Ulrich
Elaine R. Ulrich a Long Beach realtor for 20 years and civic volunteer died at 85 Services will be Friday at 1 30 p m in First Orthodox Presbyterian Church She founded the Assistance League in San Pedro became a life member of the Long Beach chapter She was past president of the Harbor Dental Auxiliary and a Long Beach Board of Realtors member She is survived by her husband Dr Charles M Ulrich her mother Mrs Emma Phillips and family Patterson Snively Mortuary directs the funeral Memorial gifts to the American Cancer Society suggested
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First Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Elaine R. Ulrich
Long Beach
Lakewood considers subsidized taxi plan for elderly
Lakewood City Council directs planning commission to craft a three month trial subsidized taxi program for residents 65 and older and the handicapped. The plan, outlined by staff, would sell 50 cent ride credits for rides within Lakewood and nearby facilities, with Diamond and Yellow Cab offering services. The council also approves a $606,000 city share for Lakewood Boulevard road work to be bid soon and completed by November, funded by gas taxes and redevelopment funds.
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Lakewood
City Planning Commission
Los Angeles County
Lakewood Boulevard
Noventer
Lakesyood
Borxboy
Elton Grammers
Diamond and
Yellow Cab
Charles Schweitzer
Sheila Pokras
City cuts lot clean up bills for seven owners
The City Council reduced weed and debris removal charges by about 50 percent for seven Cong Beach property owners out of roughly 700 who protested. McKibben noted 4,400 lots were inspected and 1,000 cleared or slated, with average weed removal cost about 16.25 dollars per lot and hand-cleaning debris averaging 125 dollars when needed. The council also canceled charges on Lime Avenue parcels tied to a redevelopment project and asked staff to revise notices to reflect higher costs if debris was substantial.
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Cong Beach
Dick McKibben
McKibben
Lime Ave
Poly High
Wayne B. Sharp
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Scameras
St. Belmont Shore
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
Rupert Tae
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Press-Telegram
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Orange County South Bay Area
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EIT
Lakewood Eyes
III
Mohar
David Mills
Milton Farrell
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Alamo Center
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