Long Beach teens sell film to Universal Studios
Don Coscarelli and Craig Mitchell, both 20, created a feature film titled Teenager in Long Beach Calif. They financed it with $100 from Don Coscarelli’s father and sold it to Universal Studios after meeting entertainment editor Charles Champlin. The project began in 1970 and progressed with late nights, rented equipment, and shoots at Norwalk High and Kennedy High.
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Long Beach
Universal Studios
Hollywood
Don Coscarelli
Craig Mitchell
Coscarelli
Bixby Hill Road
Mitchell
Hillside Drive
Don A
Los Alamitos
Ihe
Hellyw
Shirley
Don
Craig
Cinémania
Sid Sheinberg
Lew Wasserman
Universal
Sheinberg
Greg Harrison
Rory Guy
Thad
Associated Press
Bob Thomas
Donald Coscarelli
Calif
Long Beach emergency calls list over 24 hours
The Long Beach police and fire departments logged numerous calls through the prior day and into today. Incidents include traffic accidents at Chestnut and Atlantic, first aid at multiple addresses, gas shutoffs, smoke investigations, and several fires including a mattress and church fire. Ambulatory and responders were dispatched to areas such as Atlantic Avenue, Spring Street, Studebaker Road, Park Boulevard, 6th Street, Willow Street, Walnut, San Diego Freeway, Lakewood Boulevard, and Ocean Boulevard among others.
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Long Beach
Unday
Ie Chestul Ave
Atlantic Nue
Spring Street
Ohio Ave
Studebaker Road
End Barrios Street
Paramount Boulevard
6Th Street
Atlantic Venue
15Th Street
W. ‘Ratford
Ssth
Willow Steeel
Rey Avenues
Chestnut Ave
Walnut
San Diggereeway
Lakewood Boulevad
Chestnut
Wee Ave
10Th St
Wardlaw Road
Magnolia Avenue
W. Rift St
Long Beach Boulevard
Sixth Street
Denver Ave
Ishhael Almond
H. Ocean Rivd
Sevan Boulevard
Rabbi Hollander Named Director of Glasband-Wilsen Mortuary
Rabbi Arthur Hollander of Long Beach is named director manager of Glasband Wilsen Mortuary at 638 Atlantic Ave. A Jewish Theological Seminary of America graduate, he has led congregations in Long Beach and Los Angeles for 23 years and was last at Temple Eilat Mission Viejo after serving Temple Israel Long Beach.
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Arthur §. Hollander
Long Beach
Glasband-Wilsen Mortuary
Atlantic Ave
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Hollander
Los Angeles
Temple Israel
Temple Eilat
Mission Viejo
Best prices in appliance column of today's classifieds
A reader is urged to check the appliance column in today’s classified ads for the best prices on sought after items. The note highlights deals likely available in the section and encourages quick comparison shopping.
Free admission events and classes in Long Beach area
A list of free events Tuesday includes career courses at Opportunities Industrialization Center 1325 Alamitos Ave for non-1 p.m. sessions, Long Beach City College personal awareness counseling in room 605 Liberal Arts Campus 490 E Carson St 1 3 p.m. lipreading at Bixby Towers 3737 Atlantic Ave 2 p.m. Sing-a-long with Mae by AARP Andrus Auditorium 235 Broadway 7 8 p.m. Esophageal speech class for laryngectomees Millikan Extension campus 2800 Snowden Ave and Long Beach City College weight training 7 10 p.m. for ages 12 plus Liberal Arts Campus 491 B Carson St.
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Long Beach
Opportunities Industrialization Center
Alamitos Ave
Long Beach City College
Liberal Arts
E. Carson St
Bixby Towers
Atlantic Ave
Mae
American Association of Retired Persons
Andrus Auditorium
B. Broadway
Millikan Extension
Snowden Ave
Carson St
Planners Approve Four Parcel Map in Hawaiian Gardens
The Planning Commission approved a tentative map for a four parcel subdivision on about five acres of Long Beach Water Department land between Pioneer Boulevard and the San Gabriel River Freeway south of Carson Street. The map is a required step toward selling the land for municipal use, with the property just west of Hawaiian Gardens city limits.
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Long Beach Water Department
San Gabriel River
Carson Street
Planning Commission
City of
Hawaiian Gardens
Pioneer Boulevard
Three Hurt In Long Beach Traffic Collisions
Three individuals sustained injuries in separate Long Beach traffic accidents on Sunday. Lee A. Rucker, 16, from Garden Grove, was treated at Memorial Hospital after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Carl W. Noel, 81, at Atlantic Avenue and Spring Street at 11 45 a.m. Philip M. Gershon, 15, of Alhambra, was treated at Doctors Hospital in Lakewood after losing control of his bicycle at Paramount Boulevard and 56th Street at 1 48 p.m. Doris A. Martin, 26, of Locust Avenue, was treated at St. Mary Medical Center following a collision between her auto and one driven by Jerry R. Smith, 18, of Lynwood, at Atlantic Avenue and 15th Street at 1 46 p.m.
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Long Beach
Lee A. Rucker
Melba Drive
Garden Grove
Memorial Hospital
Carl W. Noel
Gulden Ave
Atlantic Avenue
Spring Street
Philip M. Gershon
Alhambra
Doctors Hospital
Lakewood
Paramount Boulevard
56Th Street
Doris A. Martin
Locust Ave
St. Mary Medical Center
Jerry R. Smith
Lynwood
15Th Street
Sixteen EOPS Students Win $100 Scholarships at LRCC
Sixteen Educational Opportunities Programs students at Long Beach City College earned $100 scholarships for maintaining B grade averages last semester. EOPS provides aid to minority and low income students and includes admissions help counseling and tutoring. Eleven additional LOPS students received $50 scholarships for C averages.
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Long Beach City College
EOPS
LRCC
LOPS
Long Beach Trucker Killed In San Pedro Motorcycle Crash
A Long Beach truck driver was killed Saturday night when a borrowed motorcycle, driven by Enrique Enriquez, 23, of 1242 Mahan, veered into a tree on Denker Avenue near 215th Street in San Pedro. The victim’s body was hurled over the handlebars. Ninety two students enrolled in LBCCs EOPS program last semester which began in 1971 to aid disadvantaged youth.
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Long Beach
Harbor Pin
Enrique Enriquez
Mahantia Ave
Pro
Denker Avenue
215Th Street
San Pedro
Enriquez
EOPS
LBCC
Back Injury Disability Question and Chiropractic Answers
A reader asks if a back injury could leave them disabled for life and about residual weakness. Dr Ward explains that a thorough chiropractic, orthopedic, neurological exam and spinal X rays are needed before any disability determination. He outlines how residual weakness is judged, and invites readers to a free spine care class at Ward Chiropractic in Long Beach.
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Ward Chiroptictic Orthopedic
7Th St. Long Beach
Ex-Douglas official chief Ted Conant dies at 82
Frederic Warren Ted TM Conant longtime Douglas Aircraft Co executive died Sunday at his Hollywood home at age 82. He directed production before World War II until 1940, oversaw six plants employing 167000 during the war, and helped build four thousand military airplanes. He later guided the DCR plant in Long Beach and planned Thor missile programs. Survived by wife Dorothy two sons Peter and Dick six grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services Friday at All Saints Episcopal Church Beverly Falls with Memorials to Children’s Hospital.
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Frederic Warren
Ted
Conant
Douglas Aircraft Co
Hollywood
Mr. Conant
Tan
Donald W. Douglas
Long Beach
Conant Street
Douglas
Santa Barbara
Cornell University
Dorothy
Peter
Long Beath
San Rafael
Preparation H advertised relief for hemorrhoids
An old advertisement touts Preparation H as a doctor tested remedy for pain itching and swelling from hemorrhoidal inflammation. It claims rapid relief and soothing protection with a unique formula available at drug counters in ointment or suppository form.
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New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest
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Charles Hinch
Curt Johnson
Magnolia Ave
Vic
Vin Waoday
Deana Ave
W. Ocean Blvd
L.B. Mortuary
L.B
Press-Telegram 6
Toych
Lakewees
Orange County
South Bay Area
ASTM
SMS
L.B. Trucker
Dr. Ward
Ilife
Tors
Pierce Brothers Westwood Mortuary
All Saints Episcopal Church
Beverly Falls
Children's Hospital
Ted" Conant
Mottell’s
East Third Street
Ay B. Cafhoun, Pha Pasha
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