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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1973
Page
6
The Long Beach Planning Commission approved a 22 unit apartment complex at 164 Molino Ave on former commercial land. Lorain Apartments Inc won a special permit amid neighborhood protests while staff noted rezoning in 1961 and that the site could have supported 12 to 16 units under current rules.
Five persons were injured in five separate auto incidents in Long Beach, police reported. Ralph F. Earwood, 48, of 3612 Ela St, was injured near Doctors Hospital after his car collided with Patrick M. Ryan’s vehicle at 41st Street and Cherry Avenue at 1:25 pm Sunday. Kenneth J. Gongules, 4, of 3515 Fanwood Ave, was treated at Community Hospital after being struck while walking on Temple near Temples Avenue, about eight feet south of the airay.
Long Beach Planning Commission approves an Edison truck warehousing facility at 1720 West Hill Street to replace the existing plant. The project, endorsed by planning staff, will keep use similar to the prior operation with no noted residential impact, despite protests from nearby property owners about noise traffic and other disturbances.
Meyearoll-Carsary Monviet, 20, died at Harbor General Hospital from wounds suffered in a New Year’s Eve gang shooting. Investigators said Gile bert Gonaulex was wounded while standing in front of his home at 21181 Bolsa Ave on December 31. A sheriff’s spokesman said no suspects were in custody.
Reservations for the April Art Festival at the Queen Mary are accepted by festival organizers. The two day dockside exhibit on April 28 29 costs 15 per day or 25 for both days at P O Box 1131 Long Beach States Artists and craftsmen in any medium are invited to participate with proceeds supporting the Commission on Economic Opportunities Youth Council Program and 10 scholarships.
A 24 hour roll of Tong Beach police and fire calls lists numerous incidents including multiple first aid responses, resuscitations, a mattress fire at 12:23 p.m., a plane crash at Wandrow Rd and Orange Ave, trash fires on Magnolia and Anaheim streets, a burglary at Cory Spears residence, injury traffic accidents at Temple Ave and 7th St and Alamitos at Orange Ave, and several smoke investigations.
Ocean View School District trustees moved forward with year round schooling despite protests from about 20 parents. The board also approved early childhood SB 1302 implementation for kindergarten through third grade, set a trustee election date, authorized a bond sale for Lark View TMR facility expansion, and supported Huntington Beach Union High School District bond election.
A 32 year old admitted heroin addict will be arraigned in Long Beach Superior Court on January 12 for four armed robberies. Police say he committed 21 robberies in total, including a pawnshop holdup where a .357 Magnum was used to pistol whip the owner. He surrendered December 15 after an intensive police effort and bail was set at 10000.
The Los Angeles County Superior Court seeks a probate attorney with five years of California practice and five years in probate matters. The January 12, 1973 deadline covers education, experience review, an oral interview on probate law, and salary from 18,480 to 23,028 dollars. Applications are from Room 2268 Court House, 112 Hill St., Los Angeles 90012.
Los Angeles officials expect county supervisors to approve a state funded agreement to establish a regional driver training center for the physically handicapped at Rancho Los Amigos Hospital in Downey. The project costs 182147 dollars for equipment and vehicles, expanding the hospital’s current training program as the county’s share.
Dr H R Casdorph a Long Beach cardiologist and internist will address the Mended Hearts meeting Tuesday at 7 20 pm in Gal Memorial Hospital West 2001 Atla Ave The talk titled What Can You Do About the Coronary Epidemic discusses prevention and raises of cardiovascular diseases He studied at West Virginia Indiana Minnesota and did a Mayo Clinic fellowship He has published numerous papers on coronary disease and serves on the advisory board of the Long Beach Mears Association.
Cal Poly extension course will hold a class on the history of park systems at Tong Beach Nature Center starting Wednesday June 10. Open to college students and interested adults, the course covers development and organization of national state and municipal parks and their role today. Registration at Nature Center at 7 pm January 1.
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