FCC to Use Diplomacy Against Pirate Radio Near L B Coast
FCC spokesman said the commission will seek State Department help to halt offshore broadcasts proposed by Lawrence Lipton of Venice off Long Beach. Plummer noted the FCC cannot directly stop foreign vessels beyond three miles but aims to use diplomatic pressure to curb the pirate station. He warned such broadcasts would interfere with U S channels and said action will wait until operations begin, doubting they will.
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KNAC FM to Begin Long Beach Broadcasts on 105.5
International Cities Broadcasting Corp seeks FCC approval for a 24 hour KNAC FM service in Long Beach. The station would replace the off air McCray operation and focus on popular music with Long Beach area news and events, aiming to be the official voice of Long Beach and the Harbor area.
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Death Takes Ex Minister Williams 77 in Long Beach
Leo A. Williams retired Church of Christ minister died Monday at Memorial Hospital at age 77. A native of Illinois, he moved to the Southland in 1920, worked in real estate and advertising before full-time ministry, retiring from North Bellflower Church of Christ two years ago. Survived by wife, son Robert H. Williams, another son Hal, two daughters Mary Shields and Dorothy Thompson, sisters Fay Laugh and Irene Stone, 13 grandchildren and three great grandhildren. Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. in Disday Family Chapel with pastors Loren Hancock and Franklin Bixter officiating. Also reported: burglars stole 1700 dollars including 1500 silver dollars from George's Roundup Bar by forcing a roof trap door.
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Chicago
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Long Beach OKs 64.4 million publication budget for 1987 68
Long Beach school trustees unanimously approved a 64.4 million publication budget for 1987 68, even as state aid remains unsettled due to Reagan era budget and tax talks. The district must finalize its budget by August 7, with the final rate and allocations likely to shift after state aid is known.
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Evening Surfing Approved
Seal Beach councilmen approved a two hour nightly prime time surfing window from 6 to 8 pm through Labor Day, moving away from the previous 7 am to 11 am schedule. The decision came after a single letter prompted discussions with the formerly ostracized surfing group as residents recuperated from a late June move-in.
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