Long Beach Veterans Day Parade honors Ex-POWs and leaders
Four former prisoners of war and Gold Star Mothers president will be the honored guests at Long Beach Veterans Day Parade on Monday October 22 starting at 1 AM. POWs from Army Air Force Marines and Navy join Maj. Gen. Homer Mil as grand marshal with bands and units from Fort MacArthur Camp Pendleton and El Toro. A VIP banquet is set for 5 30 PM Sunday at the Long Beach Elks Club.
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Gold Star
Long Beach
Army
Harvey Brandeong
Paul H. Schultz
Miramar Naval Air Station
Helen White
Fred Negsler
Ocean Boulevard
Paleo Avenue
Ele Avene
Homer 8. Mil
3Rd Marine Air Wing
el Toro Mcas
Nessler
Fort MacArthur
Tal Army
Camp Pendleton
el Toro
Elks Club
Negsler
Oil production tax hike eyed by L B panel
Long Beach City Council panel considers raising the oil production license tax from three to five cents per barrel, boosting city general fund by about 350000 dollars annually. Tax applies to Tideland and Upland wells, with revenue split between Tideland fund and city services budget.
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L.B
Long Beard
John R. Mansell
Tideland
Tdeland
Long Beach
Mansell
Mansel
Long Beach Citizens Advisory Environmental Committee urged to continue
The first annual report of the Long Beach Citizens Advisory Environmental Committee recommends its continued life. Observers and spokesmen for the environment are needed, and the committee’s volunteer membership should persist. The report, filed with City Council Tuesday, notes the group’s focus on environmental health and its review of major projects like Marin Pacifica and Pacific Terrace.
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Long Beach
Port Said
City Hall
Marin Pacifica
City Hall- Main
Pacific Terrace
Three injured in Long Beach traffic crashes
Three people were treated after separate crashes in Long Beach on Sunday. Sheila Frederick, 20, of Bellflower was in hospital after a motorcycle collision with Harry Jenkins, 24, of Alhambra. Gertrude Fox, 56, of South Gate, injured when her car struck another vehicle driven by Robert Quiroz, 17, of Alhambra. Henry Bennett, 10, of Compton, injured when his bicycle hit an open car door on Long Beach Boulevard.
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Long Beach
Sheila Frederick
Olive St. Bellflower
St. Mary's Hospital
Michael L. Frederick
Harry F. Jenkins
Snowden Ave
Atantic Avenue
Wighich Street
Gertrude Fox
McNerney Ave
South Gate
Fox
Robert A. Quiroz
Alhambra
Bellflower Boulevard
Seventh Street
Henry 0. Bennett
S. Washington Ave
Compton
Dominguez Valley Hospital
Long Beach Boulevard
Morningside Street
L B to join disaster project in Long Beach
City Manager John K Mansell directs Long Beach to join a disaster response project with USC and Systems Development Corp to develop guidelines for government action. Two workshops on date and December 7 and a January 2 training exercise are planned with national application.
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John K. Mansell
Long Beach
Mansell
Department of Emergency Preparedness
University of Southern California and Systems Development, Corp
Vang Beach Emergency Calls Include Traffic Incidents and Fires
Local police log notes multiple calls during the hour ending today with injuries from traffic accidents at intersections such as Aunt Avenue and Mighth Street and Long Beach Boulevard. Fire and first aid responses appear at various streets including Bellflower Boulevard and Elm Avenue. A Cerritos area school trustees meeting is announced for Downey Banquet Center on Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
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Vang Beach
Inl Street
Lewis Avenues
Atlantic Ata
Irs
Long Beach Blvd
Aunt Avenue
Mighth Street
Termino Heer
Bias
Long Heath Boulevard
Irosh
Kenty Avenue
Biesel Ave
Elm
Barclay
Hil St Bi
Nile St
Cire Touay
Lemon Ave
Cerritos Area School Trustees and Administrators Association
Downey Banquet Center
Paramount Blvd
Transient pleads innocent in bludgeon slaying case
A transient pleaded innocent in Long Beach Superior Court to murder in the bludgeoning death of 71 year old Mary Bernhardt Barnett of 342 Junipera Ave. Her body was found in her living room after a neighbor grew worried. Wallace, held on $25,000 bail, had been arrested for public drunkenness near the home hours after she was last seen.
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Long Beach
James Edward Wallace
Charles C. Stratton
Wallace
Mary Bernhardt Barnett
Junipera Ave
Mortgage funds squeeze fuels buy now housing push
Five of Walker and Lee favor the buy now line amid financing droughts as higher interest rates loom. Auld cites a computer study showing resale gains may offset costs, while Read warns affordability depends on income and down payments. Savings firms curb loans awaiting $2.5 billion Fed aid. experts foresee condo and high density housing as a response, with some optimism for rate relief later.
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Walker and Lee
Auld
California
Annie
Walker
Lee
Read
Ollie Speraw
Century 21
Wells Fargo Bank
Wells Fargo
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Nevada
Marjorie Swarts
U.S
Sehwenn
Isabel Patterson
Lekaz Great Lokessurance Co
P.O
Elgin
Addness
Callorrie S
America
Western Oil and Gas Association
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Grand Avenue
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