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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1973

Page

8

Long Beach officials reshuffle administrators and 14 elementary posts

Long Beach Unified School District approved a broad reassignment Monday of high school and elementary staff. New appointments include A Lep picker as principal of the School for Adults and Evening High School, replacing Tincher Elementary. The board also endorsed $14,000 plans to redevelop Wilson High quad by Abate and Weber, with work set August to October.

Walt Murray Wester Ten Long Beach Unified Dotin A. Lepicker Tincher Wilson High Abate Weber Neil A. Bradley Poly Patrick J. Bratton Jordan Eerett L. Brewer Thomas J. Collins Lakewood

Long Beach two high schools earn five year accreditation

Waller H. Boyd High School and Will J. Reid High School, both in Long Beach, received perfect five year accreditations from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. The schools serve 239 ninth and tenth graders at Boyd and 195 eleventh and twelfth graders at Reid, offering programs for mentally retarded students and pregnant minors. Accreditation covers July 1, 1974 to June 30, 1978 and boosts graduate status and college and job prospects.

Long Beach Western Association of Schools and Colleges Waller H. Boyd E. Eighth St Will J. Reid Alamitus Ave Boyd Reid Tecm

Four hurt in Long Beach car mishaps

Four persons were injured in traffic accidents in Long Beach on Monday police said. Marisa R Ball 21 of 48 FE Pacific Coast Highway was treated at St. Mary's Hospital after a car driven by Oney D Fairhurst 28 Huntington Park struck her on Pacific Coast Highway near Olive Avenue at 11:25 am. Darryl T Gath 22 of 216 Coronadin Ave was released to St. Mary's Hospital after his car struck a parked vehicle at Pacific Coast Highway and Loma Avenue at 3:45 pm. Robert W Dingus 16 of 4746 Monogram Ave treated at Community Hospital after the bicycle he rode was struck by Bonita A Overture 17 of 362 Monogram Ave on Keynote Street near Monogram at 11:15 am. Michael D Aviani 17 of 5139 Hanbury St was treated after the motorcycle he drove collided with an auto driven by Carol L Lego 42 of Adas Antietam Ave Los Alamitos at the intersection of Pacific Coast Highway and Second Street at 11:02 am.

Long Beach Marisa R. Ball Pacific Coast Highway St. Mary's Hospital Oney D. Fair Hurst Caidahy St Huntington Park Olive Avenue A.m Darryl T. Gath Coronadin Ave Robert W. Dingus Monogram Ave Community Hospital Bonita A. Overture Keynote Street Monogram Michael D. Aviani Hanbury St Carol L. Lego Adas Antietam Ave Los Alamitos Pacific Coast

Long Beach emergency calls log shows numerous aid and fires

Daily 24 hour record from Long Beach police and fire departments lists first aid calls, car fires, smoke and grass fires, and traffic injuries across streets such as Greenbrier Road Linden Avenue Math Street Long Beach Boulevard Wardlow Road Pier Hughes hangar Cedar Avenue Los Santos Los Angeles Freeway Ocean Boulevard Alamitos Avenue and other locations with times from early morning to late night.

Long Beach Monda Greenbrier Road Linden Ave B. Math St A.m Long Beath Blvd Wardlow Road Long Beach Boulevard Pier E. Hughes Byst Aid Cedar Ave Los Santos Second Street Coast Highway Orange Ave Monogram Lewis Ave Pashion Avenue E. Seventh St Film Ave Theresa St Wing Ave Lilly Ave Pier G. Berth Gundry Ave E. Wardlaw Road

Railroad Conductor Gordon Knowles Dies After Traffic Crash

Gordon T Knowles 46 of Whittier, a Harbor Belt Line conductor, died at San Pedro Peninsula Hospital at 12 45 pm Monday from injuries suffered in a traffic crash four weeks earlier. He stood in a traffic lane near a diagonal crossing on Gaffey Street when struck by an 18 year old Redondo Beach truck driver. Police said Knowles and a fellow worker halted traffic for a freight train crossing Gaffey. A burglar stole 1000 dollars in wigs from Wig Wind er Long Beach. Police report: thief forced rear door to enter. Tools valued 260 dollars stolen from Homeward Concrete Products Bellflower and 136 Artesia Blvd. shop area.

Gordon Tr. Knowles Whittier San Pedro Peninsula Hospital Knowles Gaffey Street Westmont Drive San Pedro William 8. Bradley Redondo Beach Gardena Home Furnishings Ranwles Gafey

Classified Ads Drive Billion-Dollar Newspaper Trade

The bureau chief hailed classified ads as a two to three billion dollar business in the marketplace and predicted 8 to 10 percent yearly growth through 1986. At the 53rd annual ANCAM conference on the Queen Mary, Jack Kauffman noted the strong revenue potential and opportunity for newspapers.

Ray Bissoq The Independent Press- Telegram Jack Kauffman Newspaper Advertising Bureau Inc Newspaper Advertising Bureau, Inc Association of Newspaper Kauffman Fang’ Beach Edward FL Ted) ‘Cruchley Daniél Ridder Long Beach Press-Telegram Ray Bisso John Wenden UCLA Angelo Musante Association

Voting in 67th Assembly race narrows field tonight

Voters in the 67th Assembly district continue balloting to choose a replacement for an unnamed incumbent. Republican Larry Townsend faces Torrance City Treasurer Thomas Rupert the Democrat and American Independent Party nominee James Re in the contest.

67Th Assembly Larry Townsend Mare Gardena Paul Banal Torrance Thomas Rupert American Independent Party James Re

SAS to Accelerate DC10 Deliveries for Growth

SAS boosts growth with two early DC10 ultra long range trijets from Douglas, due Oct and Nov 1974, to serve Copenhagen Los Angeles and Bangkok. Additional Series 30 DC10s slated for end 1974 and 1976, enabling reallocation of 150 200 seat jets on Europe routes. SAS also orders 17 DC9s with four options, expanding fleet to 52 by 1975 and over 36 million dollars spent with Douglas since 1946.

Scandinavian’ “Airlines Bouglas Aircraft “Co Long Beach SAS Copenhagen Los Angeles Far East Pacific Express Seattle North Pale Douglas Long Heady Douglas

CHP Honors Sgt Duggan At Santa Fe Springs Ceremony

Sgt John Z Duggan of the Southeast Los Angeles CHP office in Santa Fe Springs received a two year service pin from Capt William Schilling area commander. Duggan currently serves as special service officer and was promoted to sergeant in 1960.

John Z. Duggan Los Angeles California Highway Patrol Santa Fe Springs William Schilling Sgt. Duggan

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