Long Beach Plaza talks extend for two major stores
Developer Ern est Hahn received a three month extension from the city Redevelopment Agency to negotiate with J C Penney and Montgomery Ward for the downtown Long Beach Plaza. Ward is expected to approve within three weeks and Penney by Jan 16, with the mall opening in 1980 or 1981. The project spans Long Beach Boulevard to Sixth Street and is projected to attract shoppers back to the city.
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City Redevelopment Agency
Long Beach Plaza
Hahn
J.C. Penney
Montgomery Ward
Bultums
Penney
Long Beach Boulevard
Pine Avenue
Third Street
Sixth Street
Southland battered by autumn winds with boats and trees damaged
Winds up to 45 mph raked the Southland as boats crashed on rocks and docks, trees toppled onto streets, and scattered debris blocked roads. Long Beach Airport logged 22 mph winds with 71 degree heat, while gusts elsewhere reached 45 mph. Lifeguards handled about 100 coast rescues, a Redondo Beach guard was injured, and no vessels sank. Utilities reports cited power outages affecting nearly 1,500 Edison customers in Torrance.
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Long Beach
Southland
Coast
California
Redondo Beach
Long Beach Coast Guard
Southern California Edison Co
Torrance
Carter postpones trip to fight for energy bill
President Carter will stay in Washington as Congress debates his energy program. State Department said the nine nation tour scheduled for Nov 22 to Dec 2 is postponed with plans to reschedule to a later date. Carter stressed personal involvement is vital to developing sound energy legislation, warning that passage is crucial to the U.S. economy and to energy exporting nations. The trip would have included Iran Saudi Arabia Venezuela and Nigeria, all OPEC members, with aims to press against price hikes.
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State Department
Cyrus R. Vance
Nine Nations
Nine
Forure
Vance
Venezuela
Brazil
Nigeria
Saudi Arabia
Iran
India
Poland
France
Belgium
U.S
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Six car Long Beach Freeway crash kills Lynwood woman
A six car chain reaction crash on the Long Beach Freeway near Imperial Highway killed Verna Ratlifs, 39, of Lakewood, and injured four others. Three ambulances and multiple units responded to the scene. The fatalities also include three area traffic deaths reported Sunday in the Southland.
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Lynwood
Highway Patrol
Imperial Highway
St. Francis
Lynwood Hospital
Verna Ratlifs
Paula Ave
Lakewoul
Adan Bernal
Los Angles
Lucretia Smith
Indigo St
Compton
Richard Wessels
Long Beach Blvd
Weather Tonight and Tuesday Forecast
Tonight and Tuesday the LB area remains windy with fair skies in the mountains and deserts. Lew St shows a high of 75 with breezy conditions.
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Lew
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Notable Criminals and Elections Grabs This Issue
Israel based archbishop convicted of aiding Palestinian guerrillas. Mexican Mafia takeover bid for California rehab program denied by state health chief. retraction demanded. Two men convicted of first degree murder in Don Bolles bombing. more conspirators sought. Lockheed hydrogen airplane study authorized by NASA envisioning speeds up to 4,003 mph. Mayors elected in three large cities. governors to be chosen in Virginia and New Jersey. Carter’s first-term performance dips. Harris Poll shows 50 percent view him unfavorably. Lombardo, longtime New Year greeter, dies at 75 after long career.
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California
Don Bolles
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Flood disaster at Bible college kills dozens
In Toccoa Falls Georgia a dam breach unleashed floodwaters through the campus area killing at least 37 and injuring about 43. Many victims were students or faculty, with two volunteer firefighters among the dead as a 2.5 mile, 1 foot wide surge swept across the grounds.
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Bible College
Stephens County
J W. Warren
Rsons
Toccoa Falls Bible College
Taccoa Falls
Georgia
Taccoa
Eldon Elsberry
Tocena Creek
Rosalynn Carter Visits Flood Survivors in Toccoa Georgia
In Toccoa Georgia Rosalynn Carter visited flood survivors at a hilltop hospital after a dam burst and waters devastated the area. She offered comfort to families including Jeffery Metzger whose wife and daughter survived while his wife and son died. Carter spoke with patients and pledged federal aid coordination.
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Georgia
Carter
Jeffery Metzger
Rosalynn Carter
Metzger
Debbie
Toccoa Falls
Bible College
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