Paramount barber champions "Executive Look" style shift
Paramount master barber Pete De Den notes a nationwide move away from shaggy hair toward the "Executive Look" with a reshaped top and de-emphasized sideburns. He cites stars like Steve McQueen and Elvis Presley as influencers, praises long experience, and details his Paramount shop history and family.
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Five years to life for child slaying in Long Beach
Donna Sue Hansen, 27, was sentenced to five years to life after her first degree murder conviction was reduced to second degree. The crime occurred last August when the 3-year-old daughter Karen was found in a suitcase at the Donna Hotel. Hansen surrendered on August 23 after police were tipped by her boyfriend Harold Hirigoyen. The case raised questions about mental health and inmate harassment at Sybil Brand Institute.
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Permit for aged home approved by Long Beach panel
The Long Beach Planning Commission approved a special permit for a home for the aged at Cherry Ave to house five ambulatory persons. Opal Coffey sought six, but officials said a different occupancy permit and extensive remodeling would be needed. zoning allows boarding or lodging with up to 15 guests in five rooms.
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Hartig resigns as State Lands chief to join Southern California firm
Frank J Hartig, executive officer of the State Lands Commission since 1957, will resign Feb. 1 to become an engineering consultant in Southern California. The 61-year-old petroleum engineer ends 38 years of state service, overseeing tidelands projects and protecting state interests. Colleagues praise his integrity and professionalism as he plans a consultancy focusing on energy resources while remaining in Alhambra.
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Long Beach Health Dept seeks nurse and sanitarian applicants
The Long Beach Health Department announces openings for a public health nurse and a sanitarian. Examinations will be scheduled as needed, with salaries from 929 to 81 141 monthly for path positions. Applicants must hold required California licenses or certificates or be eligible after examination. Further details and forms available from the Long Beach Civil Service Board at 215 W Broadway.
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Long Beach Police and Fire Calls Summary
Emergency calls answered in 24 hours ending 8 am include aid at 194 Chestnut Ave and 371 Long Beach Blvd, multiple noninjury and fire incidents on Pacific Ave, Anaheim St, Cherry Ave, and 15th St, plus gas wash downs, investigations, and traffic accidents across areas like Collins, Artesia, and Lakewood Blvd. Strong entities: Long Beach police and fire departments, locations such as Chestnut Ave, Cherry Ave, Pacific Ave, Anaheim St, 15th St, Artesia, Navy Base, and Willow Street.
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Planners back street closing for apartments
The Long Beach Planning Commission recommended approval Thursday of closing a portion of Virginia Court north of Sixth Street to clear the way for a proposed apartment development. City Council action and a public hearing were required, with commissioners presenting the recommendation.
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Driver injured as car hits Willow Street divider
Harry Washington, 43, of Los Angeles, was treated at Community Hospital after his auto left the road, struck a center divider on Willow Street near Lakewood Boulevard, and vaulted into a fence at 2 15 a.m. The incident touched off city planning notes about Laneau Corp ownership along Sixth Street, with the firm offering a 210 foot north-side strip to widen Cabra Way and avoid alley division.
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