Japanese and German ships set to visit Long Beach ports
Two training ships, a Japanese merchant vessel and the 450 foot German Navy ship Deutschland, will call at Long Beach this week. The Ginga Maru arrives Wednesday with 121 cadets 43 crewmen and 26 officers, docking at Pier A Berth A at 9 30 a.m. for five days. Deutschland comes Friday to Tong Beach Naval Station with about 20 cadets 315 officers petty officers sailors and eight civilians aboard, visitors allowed 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
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Long Beach
Pier A
Bertha
Tokyo
Calao
Papeete
Matson Agencies, Inc
Tong Beach
Federal German Navy
Rendsburg
Kurt F. Siewert
New Seal Beach law drops cat leash requirement
After a stormy public hearing the Seal Beach City Council approved an animal control ordinance and then amended it to remove the leash rule for cats. The amendment exempts cats from leash requirements and adds minor revisions including nontransferable license tags and shows exemptions. The measure advances to a second reading. The council also boosted the city clerk salary and directed a grant application for the San Gabriel River Bike Route with half the cost covered by state funds and half by Orange County.
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Bob Sanders
Seal Beach
Council
Atty
Glenn Watson
Indy Weir
Dennis Courtemarche
California
San Gabriel River
Courtemarche
Orange County
Budget funds set for Cabrillo and Long Beach marinas
Sacramento approves 2.2 million for Cabrillo North Basin Marina and 1.7 million for Long Beach Marina in both Senate and Assembly versions of the 1974-75 state budget. A conference committee will resolve differences. Assembly pact ties Cabrillo funds to Coastal Zone Commission approval. Loans to be issued from the harbors and watercraft revolving fund.
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Sacramento
Long Beach
Cabrillo Beach
San Pedro
Senate
Assembly
Cabrillo North Basin
Long Beach Marina
Coastal Zone Commission
State Department of Navigation and Ocean Development
Five hurt in Los Angeles area traffic crashes
Five people were injured in three Long Beach traffic accidents. Mercedes J. Amstot, 63, and William J. Nolan, 20, were taken to Pacific Hospital after a collision at Magnolia Avenue and 26th Street at 7 45 am. Sigrid W. Pauley, 15, was treated at Memorial Hospital after a crash on Long Beach Boulevard and Mountain View Street at 3 30 pm. Kenneth Siegers, 863 Newport Avenue, drove the car carrying the Turners, Price E. Turner, 53, and Velya Turner, 53, who were treated at St. Mary’s Hospital after a collision at Alamitos Avenue and Fourth Street at 10 45 pm.
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Long Beach
Ansanto
Mercedes J. Amstot
Chestnut Ave
William J. Nolan
Dashwood St
Lakewood
Magnolia Avenue
26Th Street
Mari E. Davis
Cerritos Ave
Cecil N. Tucker
Myrtle Ave
Long Beach Boulevard
Mountain View Street
Price E. Turner
Velya Turner
E. Third St
St. Mary's Hospital
Marcos M. Ramirez
Redondo Ave
Alamitos Avenue
Fourth Street
Kenneth Siegers
Newport Ave
Turners
Bare quorum stalls zoning agenda on Belmont Shore plans
The South Coast Regional Commission met with a bare quorum, delaying most zoning items. Public hearings on Belmont Shore proposals for duplex and triplex buildings at Sea Side Walk and Balboa Place were continued, while a six unit building on Appian Way was postponed. A three unit Naples project at Ravenna Drive was approved after density adjustments.
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South Coast Regional Commission
Donald Bright
Kim Fay
Carmen Warshaw
Robert Rooney
Judy Rosener
James Hayes
Louis Nowell
Russ Rubley
Arthur Holmes
Belmont Shore
Long Beach
Seaside Walk
Balboa Place
Alamitos Peninsula
Appian Way
Marine Stadium Channel
Ravenna Drive
Naples
Commission
Edward Fimbres Requiem Mass Set in Los Angeles
Requiem mass for Edward J. Fimbres, Wilmington community leader and 18 year CYO regional director, will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Mother of Good Council Church in Los Angeles after his death at 42 from a long illness. Rosary recited tonight at 7:30. Fimbres founded Wilmington Citizens Council to Improve and directed Mahar House, a Catholic youth center. Survived by wife Judith, son Antonio, parents Antonio and Rose, brothers Fred and Marc, and sister Norma. Callanan Mortuary of Hollywood arranging.
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Mother of Good Corncil
Los Angeles
Fadward J. Fimbres
Wilmington
Fimbres
Citizens Council
Judith
Antonio
Rose Fimbres
Fred
Marc
Norma
Callanan Mortuary of
Hollywood
Harbor contracts awarded by Long Beach board
The Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners awarded contracts totaling about 1.9 million dollars. Livingston Graham of El Monte got 496,850 to supply base and ballast rock for 12 months. Vernon Paving Co. of Cerritos received 373,400 for harbor area grading and paving. C.W. Poss Inc. of Huntington Beach won 278,000 for earth fill. Sally Miller Contracting Co. of Long Beach bid 436,750 for welding and related work. Williams Welding Co. of Long Beach won 43,020 for welding and fabrication.
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Long Beach
Connolly-Pacific
Commission
Vernon Paving Co
Cerritos
Sally Miller Contracting Co
C.W. Poss, Inc
Huntington Beach
Williams Welding Co
Long Beard
Williams Co
Ports merger action delayed by L A
Los Angeles City Council postponed a decision on a possible merger of the Long Beach and Los Angeles ports until June 24. Absences of key officials delayed discussion as Long Beach authorities oppose unification. A separate bid contract of 21350 was awarded to Schaefer's Parking Lot Service of Paramount for wheel stops and pavement work.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Schaefer
Paramount
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Osim
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Stanley Yates
Matthew Miller
Hugh Carter
Ernani Bernardi
John Ferraro
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