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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1970

Page

16

Seizure of 372 tons yellowfin tuna offshore illegal catch

California wardens seized 372 tons valued at 136000 from the Queen Mary after unloading at Terminal Island cannery. Skipper Joseph Madina of San Diego faces fines up to 25000 as the largest haul since the Eastern Pacific zone closed. The incident highlights regulatory limits under the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission.

California Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Joseph Madina San Diego Bureau Queen Mary United States Pacific San Francisco Chile Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission

Stepfather Feared Boy as He Murders, Lawyer Says

Tony Beach attorney Samuelson Samson said 40 year old Robert B Mitchell, shot and killed by his 18 year old stepson Bruce Longson, consulted him hours before his death and expressed fear of the boy. Longson said he fired two rifle shots when Mitchell broke through a locked door at his mother's house. The couple separated three weeks ago and Mitchell had gone to collect belongings amid divorce talks. District attorney pending more investigation, with detectives seeking answers before action.

Tony Beach Robert B. Mitchell Long Beach Samuelson Samson Mitchell Bruce Longson Young Longson Longson Samson

Eight contracts awarded for El Dorado Park East trees

The City of Long Beach will purchase more than 1,200 ornamental and shade trees for El Dorado Park East between Wardlow Road and Carson Street under eight contracts totaling 103,951 dollars. Eight firms will deliver trees to a planting and storage area east of the Edison Co. right-of-way. maintenance will be handled by the Park Department under a later contract. The trees will be planted around the park perimeter in various species and sizes.

el Dorado Park Wardrow Road Carson Street City Coum Wardlow Road Edison Co Park Department San Norwalk Valley Crest Co Sylmar

Boy 2 killed in freeway crash near Riverside

A 2 year old boy, William Moore, died when his mother Sandra McMorris lost control of their car on the Newport Freeway near the Riverside Freeway transition road and struck an abutment. McMorris was hospitalized in serious condition with head and internal injuries. deputies cited the car’s impact as the cause of the fatal throw. Awards listed from several nurseries in Orange County accompany the report.

Riverside Orange County Newport William Moore Sandra McMorris Anaheim Memorial Hospital

Cross Roads Coffee House Presents Campus Today Talk

A campus speaker Terry Freeden of Cal State Long Beach will discuss The Campus Today at Lakewood First Presbyterian Church. A vocal guitarist team and short films on war and peace will be featured Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the newly formed Cross Roads Coffee House.

Cross Roads Coffee House Lakewood First Presbyterian Church Studebaker Road Terry Freeden Cal State

Apprenticeship Completion Ceremonies Set

The 3rd annual Apprenticeship Completion Ceremonies will be held Saturday at the Long Beach Elks Club under the sponsors of the combined Labor Management Apprenticeship Committees of Long Beach and the Harbor Area. Journeyman certificates will be awarded to 40 graduating apprentices from eight different building trade crafts.

Long Beach

PTA Leader Mrs Butler Confirmed to Recreation Commission

Mrs. Richard Butler, long time PTA and community leader, is named to the city Recreation Commission succeeding Gus A. Walker Jr. She becomes the first Black member, appointed by a committee of Russell Rubley, Dr. Dwight Sigworth, and W. Odie Wright. Butler will finish Walker’s term through May 22, 1974.

Richard Butler Recreation Commission Butler Gus A. Walker Jr Russell Rubley Dwight C. Sigworth Board of Education W. Odie Wright Cerritos Ave Polytechnic High School PTA Concerned Parents Whittier Signal “Hill Franklin Junior High Long Beach National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Walker Commission

Condominiums Move Fast in Local Classified Ad

A bustling classified ad highlights swift condo sales, touting quick offers and strong buyer interest. Listings emphasize location, price, and move in readiness, drawing attention from investors and first time buyers alike.

Parks funding rule ties developer costs to growth

Orange County supervisors on Wednesday approved a policy requiring developers to donate park lands or money for neighborhood parks. Projects near schools would add about 423 dollars to home prices, with park development expected to boost real estate values as subdivisions finish. A rural park element will also be added to future master plans to curb uncontrolled annexations. Lance Cpl. Dale F Treischmann, son of Dale and Mrs Treischmann, is reported KIA in Southeast Asia per Defense Department.

Orange County Forrest &. Dickason Dickason County Planning Commission

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