Area funds set for predelinquent youth program effort
About 450000 in state money will fund youth service system diversion programs across 41 southeast Los Angeles County cities. Norwalk area grants total 216000 yearly to coordinate treatment with community agencies and sheriff staff. Lakewood Downey plan adds 240000 and a Downey officer. Match funding of 5 percent required. funding to run for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Regional Criminal Justice Planning Agency
Norwalk Area
Lakewood-Downey
Downey
Tipline
Justice System
Faucette
Helpline
Starlight Serenade Led by Atlanta Conductor Tonight
The second Starlight Serenade of the season starts at 8 tonight in Recreation Park with the Long Beach Symphony conducted by guest John Head, assistant conductor of the Atlanta Symphony. Featured is the Gentlemen’s Agreement from Detroit, the international champions, as selected by SPEBSQSA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Long Beach Symphony
John Head
Atlanta Symphony
America
Detroit
Mich
Spebsqsa
Society For Preservation and Encouroe
Bids Open for Long Beach Airport Taxiways and Drainage
Bids for taxiway expansion at Long Beach Airport plus emergency generator and storm drain construction will be opened July 4. Plans cost an estimated 889000 with 173000 funded by Long Beach and the rest by the federal government. Work includes new portions of Taxiways C and J, edge lighting, and a storm drain extension to replace an open ditch near Taxiway D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
John R. Mansell
Don Shumaker Heads Rotary Leader in Southland
Don Shumaker, owner of a Southland Drive-in restaurant chain, is named head of the local Rotary chapter. The announcement highlights his business leadership and community involvement as he begins a term guiding club service projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Shiwaker
Has
OK plea to start waterfall lighting at Long Beach islands
A request to resume operation of decorative lighting and waterfalls on Long Beach oil islands Grissom and White was approved by the city Bureau of Franchises. State Public Utilities Commission rules limit daily operation to 10 hours for waterfalls only. city seeks three hours of both lighting and waterfalls. The plan would use about one third less energy than the current waterfall limit. Howard Roop was named 1974 75 president of the Bellflower Rotary Club and other officers and directors were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Oil Islands
Bureau
State Public Utilities Commission
Howard Roop
Bellflower Rotary Club
Vern Nelson
Robert Grenther
Vern Ligtenberg
Lloyd van Horsen
Felix ‘Heflin
Serpeant-Alarms
Clarence Brily
Nick Norris
Bob Frahn
Tim Kalin
Ed Peppers
Howard Meagher
Possner
Rites set for Alfred H Bombard Avalon
Funeral rites for Alfred H Bombard longtime Avalon official and former mayor and city manager will be held at St Catherine s Church Avalon after his death Saturday in a Long Beach convalescent home. He led Avalon planning and commerce groups and ran the Miss Catalina fleet. Survived by wife Germiide son Douglas daughter Doreen McElroy nine grandchildren. Halverson Mortuary of Avalon in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine’s Church
Avalon
Alfred H.bombard
Santa Catalina Island
Long Beach
Bombard
Avalon Planning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Catalina
Germiide
Douglas
Doreen McElroy
Halverson
Mortuary of
County Eyes Park Purchase At Crescent Bay Point
Orange County Tuesdays considers buying three parcels at Crescent Bay Point Laguna Beach to decide on a park plan. Residents campaign for local backing and state funds as Assemblyman Badham pushes AB 955 seeking 350000 for the park purchase. Helen Klyne chairs the council committee as timing tightens for a November decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Crescent Bay Point
Laguna Beach
Seal Rock
Lagunans
Laguna
Helen Klyne
Robert Badham
Newport Beach
Senate
Natural” Resources Committee
Klyne
Underground Districts Proposed To Move Utilities
Long Beach city officials plan Districts 13 14 and 5 to relocate overhead lines underground. District 14 covers Myrtle Avenue Harding Street near Jordan High School and Houghton Park, reducing visual clutter and tying into the Long Beach Freeway terminal beautification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 14
City Engineer's Office
North Long Beach
Houghton Park
Dante Avenue
Passner
Long Beach
Ocean Boulevard
Sixth Street
Louis Possner
Bureau
District 13
Two Hurt in Long Beach Auto and Bicycle Crashes
Police reported two separate injuries in Long Beach accidents Monday. Donald Kendrick 15 of Compton rode his car into a collision with Joseph Han sare 30 of Los Angeles at Stanley Avenue and 7th Street near 10 30 a m. Max Kessler 70 of Magnolia Avenue was treated after his bicycle collided with Minnie Rogers 75 near Pine Avenue and Fifth Street at 12 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Donald T. Kendrick
N. Spring St. Compton
Paramount General Hospital
Joseph B. Hansare
E. 68Th Way
Stanley Avenue
7Th Street
Max Kessler
Magnolia Ave
Veterans
Reduced Bus Fares Considered for Disabled in Long Beach
Long Beach officials refer a proposal to cut bus fares for disabled riders to the Administrative Transportation Committee. Advocate Raymond L. Guerra argues disability deserves the same benefit as seniors while council member Bert Bond notes younger disabled individuals may face greater financial challenges. Bureau members seek data on eligible numbers and potential revenue impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Bureau
New Administrative Transportation Committee
Raymond L. Guerra
Fourth St
Bert Bond
Long Beach Board seeks funds for preschool program
The Long Beach Board of Education voted to apply for 254,067 in state and federal funds to operate a preschool program for welfare families next school year. Seventeen classes serving about 270 children across 12 locations are planned for 1974 75. The free classes target 4 year olds eligible for kindergarten the following year, with pupils required to be from families on Aid to Families With Dependent Children. The action amended a previously approved aid application from last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bach Board of Education
Water parkway trees in hot months urged by Cerritos
Cerritos Parks Supt. Robert Meyer urged residents to water parkway trees during evening hours. He said trimming is city’s duty but residents must water, noting more than 500 parkway trees are lost each year due to insufficient watering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerritos
Robert Meyer
Meyer
Excedrin PM touted to aid sleep for pain sufferers
Medical note from a New York hospital reports Excedrin PM helps sleep disrupted by minor pain. The analgesic claims relief without prescription, habit risk, or prescription sleeping-pill hangover, suggesting nonprescription availability sought by patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Press-Telegram
Starlight Music
The
Long Beach Symphony Association
Independent, Press-Telegram
L.B
Don Shumaker
Rites
County Malls Park Buy
Kye
Parkway
Independent Press-Telegram
Dept
Hovis
Ork
Independent
Long Seach & Laiewood
South Nay Aret
Compton
Limited Artesia
Betitlsner
Cerritas
Norwalk
Parameual Rece Niaa
Spowie
Mottell’s Mortuary
East Third Street
AY Alamifos
Dodgers
Montreal
Philadelphia
Dodger Stadium
Steve Garvey
Ron Cey
Jimmy Wynn
Tommy John
Dadpor Stadim
Ticketvon
Stadium
RTD
Roesch
Willie Davis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!