Glacier completes Arctic cruise returns to Long Beach
The Coast Guard ice breaker Glacier finished a three month Arctic scientific cruise amid ice covered seas to assess offshore oil feasibility with minimal spill risk. Researchers from the Coast Guard Oceanographic Unit Smithsonian Oregon State University University of Connecticut and the US Geological Survey gathered ecological data. The ship will depart again in mid November for Antarctic studies, and its hull was repainted bright red for better visibility against ice. A Coast Guard veteran noted polar bears avoided the bright hull, believing it a different ice mass.
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Coast Guard
Long Beach
Arctic
Antarctca
Pier B
Berth 16
Coast Guard Oveanographic Unit
Smithsonian Institution
Oregon State University
University of Connecticut
US. Geological Survey
Coass Guard
Coast
Los Alamitos backs underground utility district plan
Los Alamitos City Council quickly approves creation of an underground utility district to protect a $60,000 Edison allocation from 1968. City Administrator Kraus to finalize the resolution while Friday funeral plans are set for Kathleen Newsome Shipley in Santa Barbara.
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Los Alamitos Council Action Quick
Front
Southern California Edison Co
Lille
Dhe
William Kraus
Hodell Named Lab Head at Pacific Hospital Long Beach
Dr Frederick Howard Hodell is appointed chief pathologist and laboratory director at Pacific Hospital of Long Beach announced by Dr David N Payne executive VP. Hodell formerly assistant pathologist at the hospital for two years and trained in medicine at Creighton Loyola and Chaffey College. He is 45 and with wife Norma has eight children.
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Frederick Howard Hodell
Pacific Hospital of
Long Beach
David N. Payne
Hodell
Pacific Hospital
Creighton University Selo of Medicine
Omaha
Neb
Loyola University
Los Angeles
Chaltey Junior College
Ontario
Phoenix
Ariz
Memorial Hospital
Norma
Wing to be Installed as Long Beach Kiwanis President
Architect and executive Kenneth S Wing Jr will be installed as president of the Long Beach Kiwanis Club at an installation dinner dance tonight at the Old Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach. Wing serves as vice president on the Long Beach Area Council Boy Scouts of America and treasurer on the Long Beach Volunteer Office board.
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Kenneth S. Wing Jr
Long Beach
Wing
Kiwanis
Winfield Hanssen
William Beers
William T. da Rouchey Sr
Kenneth J. Martinson
George McKeehan
Enrollment dip anticipated in Long Beach schools
Long Beach district officials said total enrollment across all trade levels stands at 63 946, with a 2 440 gain since Sept 12 but expected further declines to about 57 000 average daily attendance by 1976 77. Elementary and high schools show declines from last year while Long Beach remains above 1956 57 levels.
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Tong Beach
Long Beach
Six hurt in four Los Angeles area traffic crashes
Police reported six people injured in four traffic accidents in the Tong Beach area over two days. Names include Thomas A. Gilligan 51 of Lakewood and passengers Pantine K. Gilligan and Margaret A. Kerner. other drivers were Gena Hulzar 17 Wilmington and Stanley Gillespie 48 Lakewood. Injuries varied from minor to medical attention sought. Accidents occurred on Henry Ford Avenue Anchorage Road Artesia Street Buller Avenue Locust Avenue Eighth Street and Bellflower Boulevard Palm Drive.
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Tong Beach
Thomas A. Gilligan
Oliva Ave
Lakeswood
Pantine K. Gilligan
Margaret A. Kerner
Los Angeles
St. Mary's Tinspital
Gilligan
Genaro
Hulzar
W. Sandison St
Wilmington
Henry Ford Avenue
Anchorage Road
Stanley P. Gillespie
Vetermits Administration
Donald B. Killian
Sixth St
Bellflower Boulevard
Palm Drive
Artesia Street
Buller Avenue
Katherine Ituse
Seahorn St
Lakewood
Janet L. Thananant
Dawson Ave
Lester O. Wagner
Locust Ave
Locust Avenue
Eighth Street
Long Beach Police Fire Calls Report From 8 AM to 8 AM
Emergency dispatch log shows multiple incidents including resuscitation at 5978 Appian t Way a dryer fire at 3406 Armourdale Ave a traffic collision at Weary Ford Ave and Anchorage Rd a second injury crash at Bellflower Blvd and Palm Dr a gas dryer wash down at Bell Tower and Abbey Field St and a car fire at 8:08 PM Market St and California Ave with several gas leaks and fuel spills reported throughout the period.
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Long Beach
Atlantic Avenue
Artesian Street
Butler Avenue
Belltower
Sith Place
Cerritos Ave
Julian Aves Fea
Annes Alling
Long, Beach
18Th St
Mulino Paramount Blvd
Eee Ave
Ixth St
Locust Avenue
Highth St
Burglary Report Details Lilliputian Theft and Vandalized Home
Long Beach police report a burglary at 41 Junipero Ave in which a broken kitchen door latch allowed entry and items valued at 1238 dollars were stolen from Dale Fredrick Carman. The incident followed a series of unrelated alarms and minor fires around the city, including a Starr Inn break in at 149 Paramount Blvd. and a separate cash and merchandise theft.
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Dale Fredrick Carman
Junipero Ave
Long Beach
Starr Inn
Paramount Blvd
Paramount
Lakewood Sheriff's Deputies
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Glacier
Amaretica
Palo
Ron Carlson
Bob Andrew
Los Alamitos City
Mrs. Shipley
Santa Barbara
Kathleen Newsome Shipley
Henry and Buffum
Paul
Wranidlin Junior High School
Randolph
Paula Kay McClellan
Weleb-lwee Mortuary of
Katelia Avenue
Lee Alumnites Boulevard
Kaylor
Dr. Hodell
Kiwanis Club
Rensurer
Kenneth, Wing JR
Khwanis President
L.B
California
Westside
Elizabeth Hudson
Ilsy
Burroutih da Sigua Han
DeMille
Franklin
Millikan
Jordan
Poly High
Board of Education
Blue Cross
Southern California
L.A
Hardwick
America
Doolay
Dooley
Dooley’s
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
Dale Carnegie
THE
Lafayette Broadway and
Linden
Bruce Barton
Smmart
Pacific Institute of Leadership Training
Dale Carnegies
Curtis-Wright Corp
Wollcott Laboratories
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp
Paper-Mate Pen Co
Johnson & Johnson
Central Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric. Co
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Goodyear Thro & Rother Co
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