Long Beach landmark building eyed for high rise after lease dispute
The Pacific Coast Club building in Long Beach, a 1923 landmark cost 2 million to erect, faces possible demolition or redevelopment as Great Western weighs options. Tenant Harden cites deteriorating operations, lack of janitorial and mail service, and 24 hour radio station demands amid a lease ending June 9, 1974. A shift toward apartments or a new structure could follow if talks fail.
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Great Western Savings promotes nationwide expansion
The ad touts a $3.6 billion presence and numerous California offices, urging customers to move to Great Western Savings to earn higher returns. It emphasizes convenience, widespread branches, and the Brand of Strength as a mark of reliability.
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