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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1972

Page

10

Ten-room hotel again gets only a 2-year permit

A 10 room hotel at 2149 Florida Street in Long Beach won planning commission approval to continue operations but again faced a two year limit on the special permit. Owner Jannette Crawford sought permanent approval, yet the panel maintained the two year cap amid neighborhood concerns about sale and operation. Parking complaints were raised by neighbors and a trust owner, with planning director noting parking rules for hotels with fewer than 12 rooms.

Florida St Long Beach Jeannette A. Crawford Crawford Clyde Brown Florida &I Harold Witholt Ernest Mayer Drs

Three die or injured in two Long Beach traffic crashes

Three people were injured in two Long Beach traffic accidents. Lisa K. Fowle, 16, was treated after a collision with Stephen D. Simmons, 16, at Barbanell Street and Palo Verde Avenue. Rick Wallace, 17, a passenger, was treated at Long Beach Navy Hospital. Albert F. Stephen, 85, was admitted after being struck by John B. Kellogg, 72, on Broadway at Grand Avenue.

Long Beach Lisa K. Fowle Knoxville Ave Plaza Medical Center Stephen DB. Simmons Gondar Ave Barbanell Street Palo Verde Avenue Rick Wallace Fan Wood Ave Simmons Long Beach Navy Hospital Albert F. Stephen E. Broadway Pacific Hospital John B. Kellogg Junipero Ave Broadway Grand Avenue

Fire and accident calls flood Long Beach 24 hours

Long Beach police and fire departments logged a busy 24 hours ending at 8 am with numerous injury and noninjury traffic accidents, car and house fires, brush and trash blazes, and rescues. Incidents included fires on Ocean Blvd, Atlantic Ave, Pacific Coast Highway, and 18th Street, plus multiple vehicle crashes at Bathahell Street, Grand Avenue, and Seaside Boulevard.

Long Beach Bathahell Street Palo 2 Gardenia Ave Tanta, Ave 18Th Street California Avene Seaside Boulevard Navy Station Pacific Coast Highway Pacific Avenue Carson Street Atlante Avenue Prass Artesia Paramount Boulevard Long Beach Blvd Lama Vista Avenue Chester Place Jane Leach Blvd Keever Avenue Tehochasl Drive Snowden Ave Ocean Blvd Waite Court Third Street Orizaba Avenue Mattress San Diego Tang Head Boulevard Second Street Ravennia Drive Cedar Ave Clark Avenue Anaheim Road Boyard Ave Pacific Coast Anaheim Street Santa Fe Avenue Broadway 48Th St

Lakewood appoints two councilmen to league committees

Lakewood City councilmen Mark W. Trannaford and Robert W. Baker were named to League of California Cities committees for the year. Trannaford becomes vice chairman of the State Committee on Municipal Government and Administration while Baker serves on the State Committee on Public Safety.

Lakewood League of California Mark W. Trannaford Robert W. Baker League

Coast Guard Cutter Pontchartrain Transferred to East Coast

The Coast Guard cutter Pontchartrain will move from Long Beach to Wilmington North Carolina as part of a fleet shift involving 10 vessels. Commandant Adm Chester R Bender announced the transfer which follows the termination of Ocean Station Victor between Honolulu and Japan. Pontchartrain departs February 22 for its new home port alongside sister ships Chautauqua and Winnebago now reassigned to the East Coast.

Coast Guard Long Beach Wilmington N.C Chester R. Bender Pontchartrain

Religious institute expansion approved by Long Beach panel

The Long Beach Planning Commission approved expansion of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Institute at 4579 Carson St adding two classrooms for 70 seats despite staff recommending denial over parking. City praises the shared facility as beneficial to the community while neighbors support the project.

Don Brackenbury Religious Institute of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints Carson St Long Beath Planning Commission Frank Hershey Church Long Beach City College LBCC Weckford Morgan Faculty Avenue Ruth Todd

Discipline hearing of two pref s delayed

Two Spanish professors Dr James Noguer and Dr Jose Marin face a seven year old conspiracy charge over grade favoritism for a student. Hearing recessed for two weeks as Sensenbrenner will be out of town. Mrs Constance Marin testified about the alleged conspiracy. Evidence includes grade lists from 1965 and 1984 and a statement from Elise Savory now in England.

Tom Willman California State College Long Beach James Noguer Jose Marin Richard Sensenbrenner Noguer Marin Maria Rwo CSLB Stephen Horn Constance Marin CSLE Seal Beach Elise Savory

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