Big gift saves Long Beach Armed Services YMCA
An anonymous donor contributed 10000 dollars to the Long Beach Armed Services YMCA easing its financial strain. The organization compares United Way allocations with Los Angeles USO, noting Long Beach leads in door count and facilities and plans to seek a larger local share. Captain Morton Lytle, ret., chairs the committee and warns of urgent program needs ahead.
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Long Beach Armed Services Ymca
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United Way
Los Angeles
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YOUTH AGENCY FACES DEFICIT AFTER CUTBACKS
The group shows a $311 042 37 deficit through September with a $10 000 gift and 45 000 from Long Beach cutting it to a 3 658 surplus. Expect deficits for Oct Nov and Dec while the Y has raised 827 000 since January for projects including the 35th Anniversary Dinner and Navy golf tournament. A special committee will present a 1972 program and goals.
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United Way
Long Beach
Adm
Fimo KR
Zumwalt Jr
Naval Operations
Lytle
Tidelands Oil
Queen’s Way
Pico Street
Signal Hill Girds for City Manager Selection
The city council can begin interviews tonight from 47 applicants for the city manager job. Former administrator Ronald Prince left last month for Lynwood, with Stephen Wright acting as administrator. Wright has given five council members copies of all applications before the October 12 deadline. He expects executive-session interviews to trim the field, noting about 20 applicants are already in the city manager’s office and many are assistants, department heads, or former municipal staff seeking advancement. Some candidates come from military or analogous administrative roles.
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Ronald Prince
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Stephen Wright
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Long Beach Traffic Mishaps Injure Six in Monday Incidents
Six people were injured in six Long Beach traffic accidents on Monday with no serious injuries. James E. Hanegan, 61, of 2930 Long Beach Blvd., was treated at Memorial Hospital after a collision with a car driven by Talitha Nilsson, 73, at Willow Street and Pacific Avenue at 11 45 a.m. Mildred M. Bell, 51, of Los Angeles, was treated at Community Hospital after a collision involving Opel L. Meyers car.
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Long Beach
James E. Hanegan
Long Beach Blvd
Memorial Hospital
Talitha
Edinger Ave
Huntington Beach
Los Coyotes
Terraine Avenue
Judith K. Friend
Linden Aye
Pacific Hospital
Charles C. Nails
Fernruck SL
Carson
Long Beach Boulevard
Pleasant Street
Artesia Boulevard
Gale Avenue
Thomas Ellis
Nauset Court
Gardena
Dominguez Valley Hospital
Andrew Tl. Young
Los Angeles
Blair L. Swallow
Tujunga
Roy J.harrison
Gayinta Avenue
Bailey Way
Robert K. Winn
Bloomfield Ave
Hawaiian Gardens
Lonnie A. Black
Robert L. Manley iI
Ladoga Ave
Lake
Long Beach Police and Fire Call Summary
Emergency responders logged a busy 24 hours ending 8 a.m. with fires, traffic accidents, gas and air leaks, and several injuries. Incidents ranged across Long Beach, Terminal Island, and surrounds, including apartment, house, car, and grass fires, multiple non injury and injury crashes, and gas leaks on Sawyer Street and Seaside Walk.
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Long Beach
7Th St
Terminal Island
Willow Street
BR. Carson St
Hula Lane
Nieto Avenue
Appian Way
Carson &J
Broadway
Termina Avenue
Pacific Avenue
Henderson Avenue
17Th Streets
Seventh
Margo Streets
Seventh Street Boat Landing
Sawyer SI
Long Beach Bowevard
Las Coyotes Diagonal
Wanda
San Anseline Ave
San Diego
Bellflower Boulevard
Long Beach Boulevard
Pleasant Street
Seventh Street
Prospect Avenue
Long Heath Blvd
Sixth St
49Th St
Artesia Street
Gale Avenue
Seaside Walk
Junipero Avenue
Ith Street
Santa Fe Avenue
32Nd Street
Gaviota Avenue
Bailey Way
Cerritos Avenue
First Street
Cayson Street
Termino Avenue
14Th Street
Carmelitos
Los Coyotes
Pacific Coast Highway
Lemon
Redonda Avenue
Pacific Coast Tighway
Third Street
Maine Avenue
I6th
Gladys. Avenue
Seaside Boulevard
Henry Ford Avenue
Redondo Ave
17Th Street
Police Bike Auction Set In City Warehouse Saturday
A police auction will sell 205 unclaimed bicycles at the city warehouse 816 W Fifth St. Sgt Edward C Christensen police property clerk said today.
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Fifth St
Edward C. Christensen
Paramount bus costs cut by district
Paramount Unified School District will reduce student bus transportation costs and shorten pay periods. The fee drops to 2 dollars per student for nine days, from 5 dollars for 17 days. Superintendent Dr. Palmer Campen says scheduling issues will improve as Community Enterprises, Inc. works with the district after pre testing routes.
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Palmer Campen
Enterpises, Inc
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