Long Beach Officials Seek Budget Hikes for 1966-67
Long Beach auditors proposed increases totaling 19 157 for the 1966-67 fiscal year. City Auditor Leonard Pudiana seeks 494 487 for kin costs, up from 480 current. Auditor Marcy T. Courson requests 150 868, up from 145 185, funded largely from tide land revenues tied to offshore development. Pudiana lists 49 staff next year, one less than this year but two more than actually employed. total staff remains 115. The City Council plans to consider both requests during July budget sessions.
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Long Beach
City Aly
Leonard Pudiana
Department of Kin
Obi
Marcy T. Courson
Tide Land Air
Pulnant
Auricter
Long Beach Night on USS Kearsarge Opens for College Dance
The anti-submarine carrier will host a midweek dance aboard with Long Beach City College and Long Beach State College students invited to dance from 8 p.m. to midnight on Pier E. Two bands from City College will play along with the ship’s own dancers and a Butler will be provided. This is the third annual community naval event in the Sister City Program.
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Long Beach Naval Station
Santa Monica
Torrance
Hibiscus and Bird of Paradise Stolen from Home
A theft at 1982 Cathor Ive Ave where hibiscus and bird of paradise plants were taken. The victim, Hilda Decnir, reported the incident to police on Sunday.
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Athief
Hilda Decnir
VEW elects new state officers at Lakewood Post 8515
Ralph Espinnzan was elected commander of Lakewood Memorial Post 8515 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, succeeding Edward Stoquist. Other officers include Reynaldo Munoz as senior vice commander, Lee Almaguer as junior vice commander, Leland Zimmerman as chaplain, and Herbert Thomas as quarters master.
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Ralph Espinnzn
Lakewood Memorial Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Espinnzan
Edward Stoquist
Reynaldo Munog
Lee Almaguer
Leland Zimmerman
Herbert Thomas
Maser
Long Beach Officer Resigns for Saigon Public-Safety Role
Frank A. Shaw of the Long Beach Police Department resigns to become a public-safety adviser for the U S Agency for International Development in Saigon. A veteran of 14 years on the force, he will undergo State Department indoctrination in Washington before reporting May 31 and is the first Long Beach officer named to such a post.
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Steve Gibson
Frank A. Shaw
Long Beach
Shaw
Saigon
Heritage Event Slated for Friday at Marshall Junior High
The American Heritage program at Marshall Junior High School 5870 Wardlow Road begins Friday at 1 15 p m The event features a parade and state flag display with Long Beach Municipal Band plus the school's glee club and bands participation
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Marshall Junior Uigh School
Wardrow Road
Long Beach
Jnviler
Death notices from Long Beach area mortuaries list multiple obituaries
A jumble of death notices and funeral details lists Bernadette Gruneisen and many others. Entries include Roberts and Langston families, church services, and arrangements at various local mortuaries, with survivors named and service times set, from St. Matthews to Forest Lawn Cypress and others.
Public to See Patrol Copters Display At Lakewood Center
City to mail letters to 23 200 homes inviting residents to preview the aerial crime spotters while grounded. Lakewood Center hosts an advance display of helicopters before airborne patrol begins May 24. City spokesmen and the sheriff's department push public awareness of the new patrol program.
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Lakewond
Sheriff's Department
Lakewood Center
Beautification Plans Impaired By Curbside Mailbox Rule
A January 6 postal order bans door delivery in new subdivisions and requires curbside mailboxes, triggering clashes with California cities seeking aesthetic curb appeal. Officials say curbside boxes aid cost cuts and faster delivery, while many communities push for local option to keep door delivery.
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Donald Benninghoven
League of California Cities
League
California
Benninghoven
McGowan Funeral Set for Tuesday
Gordon McGowan Sr a 67 year old Southland banking official died Saturday apparently of a heart attack. A Canadian WWI veteran who came to Long Beach in 1922 he became a U S citizen and worked 40 years with Security First National Bank retiring as assistant manager in 1967. Surviving are his wife Dorothy a son Gordon Jr and two grandsons. Final rites will be Tuesday at Sunny Side Cathedral Chapel with Riverside Family Funeral Directors in charge.
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Long Beach
Gordon
McGowan Sr
Southland Banking
Canada
U.S
The
Pacific Coast Club
Security First National Bank
Pine Ave
Los Angeles
Dorothy
Ravenna Drive
Sunnyside Cathedral Chapel
Disday Family
New Non Surgical Treatment Shrinks Piles and Eases Pain
New York report claims a healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H forms shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itch, and relieves pain without surgery. Doctors note striking improvements across many months, with patients saying piles ceased to be a problem.
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New York, N.Y
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