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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1974

Page

6

Stargazing Comes of Age at Harbor College

Story and Photo by DICK EMERY describes Harbor College astronomy expanding from niche interest to practical study. Head Charles Ruff notes classes attract 18 to 60 year olds, with students pursuing engineering paths in aerospace, communications, and transportation. John Johnson, 20, San Pedro, plans a maritime transport career using satellite directed systems.

Dick Emery Harbor College Charles R. Ruff Johnson Larry K. Johnson San Pedro

Redevelopment hearing set for West Long Beach project

A joint hearing with the City Council on the West Long Beach Industrial Redevelopment Project is proposed. The plan covers 1,366 acres south of Pacific Coast Highway and west of the Los Angeles River, with focus on a 40-acre section between Pacific Coast Highway and Eighth Street. The Redevelopment Agency board will consider consent to the joint hearing and transmittal of the report, with rules for owner and tenant participation also up for approval. The council will determine the joint meeting date, likely in early December.

West Long Beach City Hall Agency Board Lyons

Coast panel OKs Terminal Island projects on Naples drain delay

Regional coastal commissioners approved two industrial construction projects on Terminal Island, Hugo-Neu Proler Co and Star-Kist Foods Inc, while postponing a decision on extending a storm drain permit in Naples. The nine hour meeting stretched across three sessions, with 24 hours devoted to items from the Oct. 7 agenda.

Terminal Island Naples Long Beach Hugo- Neu Proler Co Star-Kist Foods Inc Hugo New Proer New Dock St Commission Hugo-Neu Proler Co Star-Kist Barracuda St

Nader urges banks to curb growth of big banks

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader urged Orange County bankers to reverse the trend of mergers and consolidations that funnel funds away from local communities. Speaking at the Anaheim Sheraton, he warned that unless action is taken the public will suffer. He also criticized Ford's WIN program as too little too late.

Ralph Nader Orange County The American Banking Institute Anaheim Sheraton Hotel Nader Ford

Long Beach Emergency Calls Chronicle Brief

In a two hour period ending today at unspecified time, Long Beach fire and police answered numerous calls. First aid at 919 W 15th and 417 W Fourth St, trash fire 6700 Parma nt Blvd, oven fire 12:5 at 1024 Gardena, smoke investigation Tivoli Drive, automatic aid Breakers Hotel, first aid Seventh Street Magninglia Avenue, Pacific Coast Highway on Canal Ave. First aid Bellflower Blvd and Spans SUMS Street, Hill Street and Atlantic Avenue cal uret aid 1480 Hendee.

Long Beach Fourth St Fitale B. Broadway Gardena Tivoli Drive Breakers Hotel Seventh Street Magnglia’ Avenue First Aid Canal Ave

Water main project approved for West Beach redevelopment

The Tong Beach Water Department authorized 1,270 feet of 12-inch asbestos cement main in Golden Shore from Ocean Boulevard to Seaside Way and east to Queen's Way to serve Union Bank developments. Cost estimated at 23860 dollars. project adds two fire hydrants and completes the West Beach grid replacing lines abandoned in the 21 acre redevelopment, per general manager Clyde N. Moore.

Oceangate West Beach Union Bank Tong Beach Moore

Recreation dept in new quarters

The Long Beach Recreation Department moved from temporary quarters in the Long Beach Auditorium to interim offices in the old Armed Services YMCA building at 155 Queens Way. Remodeling will take about eight months, after which staff will relocate downstairs and expand activities in the new headquarters.

Long Beach Auditorium Recreation Department Armed Services Ymca Queens Way West Beach Lee Tussing Long Beach Tussing Colorado Lagoon Municipal Recreation Center E. Ocean Blvd Golden Tours

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