Youth digs into Indian history
Richard Halsey, a Lakewood High senior, combines scuba interest with archaeology at a Santa Barbara site. He won a four week August excavation of Gatecliff Shelter in Nevada under Dr. David Thomas. The Exploration Scholarships Program sponsored his award and other youths.
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Lakewood High School
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Desert
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American Museum of Natural History
New York
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U.S. Office of Education
The
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Faculty Ave
Harold C. Lyon Jr
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Young Halsey
Charles Rosaire
Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History
Richard
Lakewood High
University of California At Santa Barbara
Lakewood Chamber OKs 54880 Budget Amid Growth Plans
The Greater Lakewood Chamber of Commerce approved a 54880 fiscal year budget starting July 1, up from 35867, with the city’s contribution rising from about 14000 to 22000. The plan sets a 400 member objective, funds a new city brochure, and outlines an in depth economic profile. Major expense includes staff salary increase from 15700 to 22200.
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Long Beach Fire and Police Logs Show Hourly Incidents
A 24 hour roll of calls records injuries from traffic crashes on Pacific Coast Highway and Grange Avenue to fires on White Avenue,Marker Lane and Carson Street. First aid resuscitations occurred across multiple streets including 1010 E Second St and 148 E Esther St. Burglars stole tools valued at 2084 dollars from Hasty Equipment Rental on Long Beach Blvd.
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San Long Beach Blvd
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Beren
Atlantic Ave
Hasty Equipment Rental Co
Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach
Two Injured in Long Beach Traffic Crashes
Two people were treated for injuries in separate Long Beach crashes reported Monday. Deborah N. Goodlow, 24, of Los Angeles, was hurt in a three car accident at Orange Avenue and South Street around 12:30 a.m. Rogelia Small, 23, of San Pedro, was treated at St Marys Hospital after his vehicle and a car driven by Robert E. Moore, 51, collided at Pacific Coast Highway and Orange Avenue about 3:35 p.m.
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Deborah N. Goodlow
Los Angeles
Kaiser Hospital
Orange Avenue
South Street
Rogelia Small
Second St
San Pedro
St. Mary's Hospital
Robert E. Moore
S. Linden Ave
Pacific Coast Highway
Freeway Landscape Bids Announced for 23 Acres
The California Division of Highways announced bids will be opened Thursday for landscaping 23 acres along Interstate 1 Artesia Freeway from Atlantic Avenue to Downey Avenue in North Long Beach. State engineers estimate the project will cost about $260,000 and begin around July 1, taking four months to finish.
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Atlantic Avenue
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Edith Cole services scheduled in Long Beach
Edith Cole widow of Cole Market founder dies at 71 in Long Beach. A Swedish native brought to California as a child, she was active in Ebell Club Oriental Shrine Kirst United Methodist Church and local society. Survived by two sons a daughter four grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Services set for 10 am Wednesday at Disday Family Funeral Directors chapel.
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ACLU Panel to Discuss The Constitution and Civil Liberties
The Long Beach chapter of the ACLU will host a panel on The Constitution and Civil Liberties at Los Altos Branch Library 5414 Britton Drive. The event begins at 7 30 p m with panelists Larry Allison Independent Press Telegram Sgt James D Reed Long Beach police and Charles A Gangloff Los Angeles County public defender’s office.
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The
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Los Altos
Britton Drive
Larry Allison
Independent
Press: Telegram
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Long Beach Police
Charles A. Gangloff
Los Angeles County Public Defender's Office
Long Beach State Holds Seven Ceremonies Over Two Days
More than 5,000 graduates will receive degrees in seven ceremonies at Long Beach State University Friday and Saturday. Speakers include State Sen. George Deukmejian and Gordon M. Bark. The events span School of Fine Arts to Letters and Science with receptions, panels, and departmental honors at the Student Union and campus venues.
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School of Business Administration
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
School of Engineering
Willard Bascom
Mikel E. Rodin
School of Letters and Science
James Hayes
Dan Moore
The
Los Angeles Times
Leo Goodman-Malamuth
Rudy Lozano
John T. Rodgers
Alumni Association
Gordon M. Bark
Pakistan Girds for DC10 Fleet With PIA Order
Pakistan International Airlines announced a firm order for three McDonnell Douglas DC10 wide-body trijets with options for three more. Delivery of the first two aircraft from Douglas in Long Beach is slated for February and March 1974, with the third in March 1975. The 253-seat DC10s can be reconfigured to 380 seats for high-density pilgrimages to Mecca. PIA plans international service to Europe and the U.S. next spring, then Tokyo and other points in the Orient, making it the 28th airline to choose the DC10.
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Pakistan International Airlines
Monda
Pakistan
Douglas Aircraft Co
Long Beach
PIA
Long Beach issues permits for 18 apartment buildings in May
May permits in Long Beach show ongoing apartment construction with 18 apartment building permits valued at 7.787 million and 00 units. Total May construction valuation reached 12.215 million with 838 building, 429 electrical, and 52 plumbing permits. Year to date permits total 55.493 million, compared with 39.191 million a year earlier.
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Department of Building and Safety
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