Savage the lion visits Lakewood library summer club
About 150 Lakewood youths attend a Taegboni County Library Summer Reading Club event featuring Savage a 10 week old lion cub from Linn County Safari. Sue Sullivan the children’s librarian notes the Zoosafari theme as kids read and discuss animal books while Bill Ring of Lion Country presents a slide show on big cats. Savage weighs 25 pounds and is expected to reach 425 pounds in three years. He nips at milk rather than reads, proving a playful crowd focus.
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Lakewood
Savage
Linn
Taegboni County
Sue Sullivan
Hugu
Dren
Bill Ring
Lion Country
Lions
Private tow firms join Harbor Freeway patrol plan
Tow trucks from private firms began a pilot with the Highway Patrol patrolling a 6 mile Harbor Freeway segment during peak traffic. They provide services for 5 dollars including vehicle starts and a tow to the offramp. The study, led by Inspector GB Craig, aims to assess contracting private tow services with the state and compares results with a DOT study that used state tow trucks. The pilot runs through 1973 end.
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Highway Patrol
Harbor Freeway
Santa Monica
Century Boulevard
GB. Craig
State Department of Transportation
Craig
County to sue Airporter Inn over bed tax collection
Orange County will file a suit against Richard E. Linffy and Airporter Ty for failing to collect a bed tax since the hotel opened June 30, 1970. County tax collector Robert Lb. Cilrnn says Dally owes $55,022 in taxes and penalties. Dally argues he did not know of the county tax. Citron notes the tax began Jan. 2, 1985, with few eligible properties in unincorporated areas. dispute arises as Irvine incorporated. Authorities cite theft at Bob's Camper Sales and other details. Liability through May 31 shows $42,980 taxes and $13,042 penalties.
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Orange County
Richard E. Linffy
Robert Lb. Cilrnn
Elaine
Dally
Citron
Territor
Campus
Newport Beach
Buny
Nnt
Anti
Long Beach Emergency Dispatch Notes 24 Hour Period
A scrambled log lists police and fire dispatches in Long Beach with multiple 911 calls and aid requests. Entries include fires, vehicle crashes, injuries, and first aid across streets such as Ocean Boulevard Maine Avenue Lemon Avenue and Cherry Avenue, naming responders and people involved.
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Lone
Beach
Mtogare
Muyits
Law House
Filo
Soto Sty Dam
Sind
Spring Street
TU RT
Carson St
Istanec
Hiecuia
Long Beach
Back to the classroom Ex Cerritos president to teach
Siegfried Ringwald former Cerritos College president and ex dean at Long Beach City College will teach mathematics German or English as a full time faculty member. The Cerritos board approved his hiring as classroom instructor amid past leadership disagreements and his ouster by the previous five member board. Dr Ringwald has 20 years in the Long Beach district and held roles in adult education and college administration.
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Siegfried Ringwald
Cerritos College
Long Beach City College
Cerritos
Ringwald
Dr. Ringwald
Long Beach Unified School District
Jefferson Junior High
City College
Liberal Arts
City Cal- Crc
Cerritos Board
Thef
Sommer Sate
Wilford Michael
Certitos College
Cerritos Sets 2nd Summer Session
The second six week summer school session opens July 30 at Cerritos College with a shortened schedule across 16 academic areas. Courses include administration of justice anthropology art astronomy automotive technology business physical education and recreation history music philosophy political science psychology sociology speech and adult education. Registration begins July 26 for district residents with high school or older.
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Carritos College
Maiden Voyage Arrives in Los Angeles for Orient Empress
The 29,000-ton SS Oriental Empress formerly the President Wilson arrives at the Port of Los Angeles on its maiden voyage to the Caribbean. A civic luncheon aboard Pier 1 Wilmington marks the event as the ship prepares a 36 day Mexico cruise before starting regular world cruises from Los Angeles San Francisco and Port Everglades with calls at two dozen ports.
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President Wilson
Los Angeles
Caribbean
Ata Eivic
Pier 1
Wilmington
Mexico
West Coast
San Francis+ eco
Port Everglades
Orient Overseas Line
Six Hurt in E B Crashes In Long Beach Area
Police report six persons injured in three traffic crashes Thursday. Individuals named include Richard Menkus Sylvia Phillips David Lee and others from Long Beach San Bruno and surrounding areas. Accidents occurred at Ocean Boulevard Paloma Avenue Los Arcos Christy Bowles Lemon Avenue and 20th Street with injuries treated at St Marys Kaiser and Los Altos hospitals.
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Studebaker Road
Long Beach
Richard H. Menkus
Livingston Drive
Sylvia K. Phillips
Sewond SL
Ocean Boulevard
Paloma Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
David M. Lee
Laddga Ave
Los Altos Hospital
Ployd G. Mebinins
Los Arcos
Cole
Christy M. Bowles
Leming Ave
Kaiser Hospital
James G. Seddon
Edward J. Mack
Wt FE
20Th St
Denise M. Meschi
San Bruno
James
Unmixed pairs bridge titles awarded to two men
Jerry Sietcher of Ana heim and Ray Walker of Los Angeles won unmixed pairs at the 25th annual Midsummer-Sectional Championships held at Rochelle's Convention Center. Remaining events schedule includes Thurs 8 p.m taxed pairs, Sat 1:30 p.m master and Fortyniner pairs, 6 p.m open pairs, Sun 1 p.m and 7 p.m Swiss teams. Side games open to public each session with junior games for players under 20 master points. no charge for spear sessions.
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Jerry Sietcher
Anaheim
Ray Walker
Los Angeles
Rochelle's Convention Center
Spears
Wisconsin professor named LBSU dean of graduate studies
Wisconsin education professor Dr. Albert H. Yee has been appointed dean of graduate studies and research at Long Beach State University, succeeding Acting Dean Ruth Russell on Aug. 10. Yee, a long-time UW professor since 1967, has held Fulbright-Hays roles and led education research projects and grants, with a focus on the social psychology of education.
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Wisconsin
Long Beach State University
Albert H. Yee
University of Wisconsin
Ruth Russell
Walbright
People’s Republic of China
U.S. State Department
American Psychological Association
Yeo
University of Tokyo
Tomagawi University
Crash kills Long Beach Symphony manager near Baker
Charles Michael Shaha 27, Long Beach Symphony business manager, died when his car overturned on a highway near Baker. He was a Lakewood Mayfair High School graduate and survived by wife Marsha son Gregory two sisters and a mother. Funeral arrangements pending at White's Funeral Home in Bellflower.
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Long Beach Symphony
Charles Michael Shaha
Ina
Baker
Sasha
Coggner
Dca
Shaha
Nate
Long Beach
Mayfair High School
Lakewood
Marsha
Gregory
Heth Marie Shana
Robert Snyder
Buena Park
Kathryn Shahe
White
Bellflower
Guys, Dolls at Cerritos Summer Musical Premiere
The Cerritos Burnight Center Theatre will host Guys, Dolls on August 3 and 4 and 8 1. Leading roles are filled by Sharon Crabtree Rick Maher Jesse Garnee and Ray Saar. Patrick Registrada designed, Larry Gordon music director, Tim Troy musical consultant. A burglar stole tools worth 152 dollars from Floy Keykendall’s Sevieve Hai Gardens garage.
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Guys and Dols
Cerritos
Burnight Center Theatre
Sharon Crabtree
Rick Maher
Jesse Garnee
Ray Saar
Patrick Registrada
Larry Gordon
Tim Troy
Floy Keykendall
Sevieve
Hai Gardens
Whurseay
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Hal Lowe
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James Erickson
Stulubaker
Raffie
Ania Avene
Avnirst Aid
Crean Imcath
Wanda
Tod
Greenbrier
California Aves
Cherry Avenue
68Th Street
Joe Wilson
Terry McCoy
Richard Mozeleski
al Lowdermilk
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Jerry Marsh
Daniny Rael
Stasi Ale
Boss
Pive Independent
Press-Telegram
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Prestaint
AE. Sommmer
E.B
LBSU
DR. Albert i, Yee
Crash
Columbia
British Columbia
Sam
Southland
Canada
Joanne Norris
Ben Pires
America
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