Alamitos will appoint new fulltime city manager
Los Alamitos Mayor William Brown announced that Alamitos will have a new fulltime city manager by Saturday morning. Michael Graziano, 41, currently SCAG transportation official, will take the post, succeeding former City Manager William Kraus since last October. Graziano’s first appearance as city manager will be Saturday at a budget workshop.
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Los Alamitos
William Brown
Michael Graziano
William Kraus
Graziano
Southern California Association of Governments
SCAG
City of
Police Department
Roy Kundtz
Community Service Office
Adams School
Kenneth Miller
Charles Long
Public Works
Department of Public Services
Four hurt in Long Beach road accidents Monday
Four persons were injured in four traffic accidents in Long Beach Monday, police reported. Clarence R. Davis, 67, of 6826 Barbanell St., was treated at Community Hospital after being struck crossing Second Street west of Corona Avenue by a four car driven by Valucia V. Roughton, 75, of 19220 Nassau Drive, Seal Beach, at 11 a.m. Ethel C. Black, 63, of 240 Newport Ave., was injured in another collision.
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Long Beach
Clarence R. Davis
Barbanell St
Community Hospital
Second Street
Corona Avenue
Ty Valucia V. Roughton
Nassau Drive
Seal Beach
Ethel C. Black
Newport Ave
Long Beach Emergency Calls Chronicle Day’s Incidents
Police and fire units answered myriad calls from 3 a.m. to 9 p.m. including injuries, first aid at multiple downtown streets, fires on Grass and House trailers, a stove fire, gasped incidents at Ocean Boulevard Temple Avenue and the Long Beach Freeway on ramp, plus standbys at Long Beach Airport and Marina Shipyard. A furniture theft at Home Fair Furniture Rental Co. on Carson Street, a pedestrian strike on Broadway east of Pacific Avenue, a drunk driving arrest after a Townes sailor’s crash, and several collisions on Pacific Avenue Hill Street and nearby crossings were reported with patients treated at St. Mary’s and Memorial Hospitals.
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Am Fiatal
Sherman Place
Ocean Boulevard
Temple Avenue
Anaheim St
Cherry Ave
Hirst
Marina Shipyard
Gatette
Lama Ave
Chaiwih Ave
Lones Drive
Pacific Coast Hirshway
Second Street
Corona Avenue
Long Beach
Papawood
67Th Street
Gundry Avene
Ucitie Avenue
Hill Street
Brittain ‘Street
Bellflower Boulevard
Meath Street
Rand Avenue
20Th Street
Delta Uenué
Fourth Street
Walnut Avenue
Maing Ave
Ag Washington
Magnolia Avenue
Daisy Ave
Met Aid
Broadway
Pacific Avenue
Laquain Edwards
Mira Mar Ave
Steven J. Beach
Townes
St. Mary's Hospital
Sixth
Deborah L. Holland
Memorial Hospital
Harold G. Miller
Chestnut Ave
Arthur E. Petersen
Casting call seeks 30 young fun seekers for musical Ray
Long Beach Recreation Department calls for 30 youngsters aged five to 18 to audition for the summer original musical Ray in Bixby Park. Tryouts are next Monday and Tuesday, June 18 and 19 at 7 pm. No acting experience required. Robin Frederick is writer, composer and lyricist. Rehearsals start June 25 at the Municipal Recreation Center with Wednesday nights at Wardlow Park. Performances run August 17 to 25 at Bixby Park and Recreation Park.
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Long Beach
Miss Frederick
South Coast Repertory
Ray
Recreation Department
Performing Acts Unit
Manicipal Recreation Center
Ocean Blvd
Wardlow Park
Stanbridge Ave
Bruin den
Bixby Park
Recreation Park
Rick Doyle
Performing Acts
Doyle
LBSU Weekend College dubbed chaos called success
The LBSU Weekend College, nicknamed the college of planned chaos, completed its first semester with upbeat reviews from director Dr. Aunt Coppola. Staff and students praised its unstructured format, cross-disciplinary classes, and active projects, noting low dropout rates and planned, collaborative exploration in productions like Cultural Creativity and Explorations in Communication.
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Mark Clutter
LBSU
Aunt F. Coppola
Dr. Coppola
Coppola
College
Staf
Georgette Owen
Marilyn Elkins
Linda Ayers
Michael Mendizza
Ann Hagerman
Richard Dandrea
Marsha Atkinson
Lucy Katz
Ronald Applbaum
Harold Key
Mary Brennan
Grace Dinerstein
Ingrid Aall
Stan Levine
Jacqueline Clifford
Jane Desmon
Art Axelrod
al Spangler
Hire a Teen program aids Long Beach youth clubs
In Long Beach the Hire a Teen program through YES links residents with teen workers from four high school clubs. Employers call Ram Shack at Millikan, Hi Teen at Jordan, Hutch at Poly, or Bruin Ben at Wilson to arrange help from teenage job seekers for odd jobs and light tasks. Dyer notes teens seek summer work and hours and pay are negotiated with students. Contact details for each club are provided for scheduling.
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Long Beach
Wilson High
Wrigley
YES
Youth Employment Service
Dan Dyer
Millikan High
Jordan High
Hutch
Poly High
Dyer
Hi Teen Club
Ram Shack
Huteh
Brain den
Health Views on Duodenal Ulcers by Dr Wes Holze
Dr Wes Holze discusses common myths about peptic ulcers and explains that high stomach acidity and nerve regulation drive ulcer formation. He argues that permanent cure relies on normalizing nerve supply rather than diet alone, noting chiropractic care as a path to restore nerve function. Office contact listed in Bellflower.
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Wes Holze
Hhr
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William Schurmer
Automobile Club of Southern California
L.B
Sofa
Chery Ave
Liat
Mountain View
Jee & Biims
Oraige
Home Fair Furniture Rental Co
Carson St
Lakewood
Robin Frederick
Kim Smith
Greg Luker
Ron Carlson
Planners UK
Geneva Presbyterian Church
Third St
Dr. Wes
Heber
Blower
Bellflower
Telephone
ARS
Phyllis Diller
Calfornia
Oregon-Washington
Arthur
Sue
Terry
California Milk Advisory Board
P.O. Hox
Sebrinis
Ohio
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