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A-2 , OCTOMt 33, 1H8 Moderate Growth Moderate expansion Is on the 1080 economic horiaon for California Bank of Amer- lea predicted today. The state's growth win be slower than in the recent past and. indeed, will fall temporarily slightly below the nation's growth rate. Bank economists attribute the stowing to cutbacks In federal spending and the 10 per cent surcharge on per- sonal and corprate income taxes. • • • HOWEVER, there are four bright spots in the Cal- ifornia economic picture: HomebuUdtag Bmk of America expects the number of new residential units started during 1080 to reach 180.000. a 20 per cent rise over 1088. Contributing factors are increased de- mand and declining interest rates. Civilian aircraft indus- try Production and em- ployment should expand sharply to meet delivery schedules given impetus by a large and growing back- log of orders. o Service industries These industries are usually much leas affected than other Industries during per- iods of moderate economic Agriculture Farm cash receipts should reach 14.14 billion next year, an increase of 3 per cent over the 1088 estimate of $4 bil- lion. ON THE negative side, the bank notes that declining economic activity will he especially evident in non- Vietnam related defense programs. Anticipated cuts in the space budget win also have a depressant effect on the state's aerospace - elec- tronics complex. In contrast to a 7 per cent Increase in retail sales in 1988. the bank expects an increase of 5 per cent next year. However, the in- crease in new residential units should stimulate sales of homefurnishings and ap- pliances. Bank of America con- eludes its outlook on the California economy with the advice to closely watch: 1) the extent and mix of fed- eral expenditure reductions: and 2) changes in monetary policy and financial folws. ON THE first point, the bank says that reductions may not be as great as was officially projected, while a change In the Vietnam sit- uation would also produce significant changes In the pattern of defense spending in the state. Area Church Initiates Telephone Ministry A new 24-hour telephone ministry was initiated this week by Immanuel Lutheran Church. 706 Knob Hill, Re- dondo Beach. This unique ministry provides for the pastor, the Rev. E. M. Schop- pa. to record a daily inspir- ational message which can be received any time of the day or night by dialing 3784293. Each day's message is ap- proximately two minutes long and Is intended to pro- vide church members and residents of the community Area Alley SUFCBVnOR SWORN IN ... Fenaal Mth of effiee It taken by Supervisor Burton W. Chaw* (rifht) as be Is sworn ta for Mother 4-year ttrm •• Fourth District repreaesiiaihre by William Q. Sharp, Comfy Cterk. Chart originally wan appetite* to office fai 1103 to fill •• Mcxptved teraa and ha* been returned to office !• five eaaMecullve elections by trtnrhthalug votes. Ho was re-elected ta JUBO by •MrttlMSi n per cent of the voters, earals* the U|keat vote confidence Scheduled Improvement of an alley in the Clifton Heights sec- tion of Redondo Beach has been announced by Super* visor Burton W. Chace. The Board of Supervisors with a ready aource of spir itual courage, hope, and in spiration. The members of the con gregation's ladies' auxiliary are sponsoring this new min istry of inspiration . 'Pray-In' Scheduled Bells will ring out a wel- come for an Interdenomina- tional "pray-in" for Ameri- ca's fighting men on the eve of Veteran's Day. Nov. 11. The service will begin at 8 p.m. In the sanctuary of the First Congregational Church, Sixth and Common- wealth. Los Angeles. Although the accent 4s on youth, alt ages are invited to this candlelight service Obituaries Station Robbed Two young men, wielding a six-inch switchblade knife, held up a U-Sav On Service Station, 18300 Crenshaw Blvd., early Wednesday, es- capingwith_ $55. Man Flees With 8125 From Store A dark-complected man In his Me pulled a switchblade knife on a liquor store clerk late Saturday night and es- caped with 8123 cash. A clerk at General Liquor Store. 2222 Redondo Beach Blvd.. said a man wearing a dark blue shirt and green pants entered the store about 11:15 p.m.. waited un- til other customers left, and then pulled out the knife. The suspect ordered the clerk to open the cash drawer, then scooped up the money and stuffed it into his front pockets. dinic FHTLLB WABNEft PLAY POOL! Ploy 1 Hour.. SECOND HOUR FREE! CUE RUG NUIMIV MUIAOM it SAT..SUN..MON. OQ. 24,27,21 SOLID COLOR SPORTSWEAR FABRICS GOTTOR ntllTS ctfa, pJloM • -. 35"/3o REGULAR S7c y«l. SolM Colofi PERCALE NYLON PRINTS 100% niton* anal nylon 4S" wide. AMO. JERSEY New ceNacHM of fsihlenshls prta* 41" wMo. UOUUI 87< Vat M«w«: Dally It t« I:M Prl. Til •-luii. 114 iirtown muuumnn H. PRADO ft SARTORI DOWNTOWN TORRANCI (Continued from Page 1) to $15 Is charged according to ability to pay. Because of the fact that a waiting list of over M chil- dren currently exists, Rob» Inson explained, the clinic hopes to expand its program Party Planned from the present three days J a week to five days a week when funds become avail- able. If the clinic were to go the home of Mr. and Mr*.| Jack Dreyful. 741 W. 157th St.. Gardena. tomorrow to a five-day week, he con- night, to climax the McCarthy eluded, it would be able to Write-in Campaign in the handle 300 youngsters. 17th Congressional District __________(FjMPMMnl AAvtitlMMM) ! yesterday authorised 18.000 to rebuild the alley east of Ynet Avenue B and Avenue Funeral services for Floyd C. Hurley Bumss, of 3230 Her "The work win be done at rin Drive, were held thl the request of the adjacent morning at the Stone an property owners, who share Myen Mortuary ChapeL the cost of the Impro-e- Burial was at Pacific Crest meats," Chace said. The Cemetery. project was Initiated by Mr. Bumss. who died owners of at least 80 per Tuesday, was bora Dec. 18 cent of the property Joining 1008. in Indiana and had the alley, who filed a peti- lived in Torrance for lion. years. He Is survived by Ms widow. Emma of Torrance son. Donald R.. Garden Grove; and a sister, Alv A cocktail party and late. Biddle of Indiana. buffet dinner will be held at ~ YOOt ASMAMIYMAN •7th AS4IMM.V DISTRICT Nursing Director Appointed A Peninsula resident has been named director nursing at West Torrance Convalescent Hospital. Mrs. Phyllls Warner, RN. will supervise the organisa- tion. administration, and control of all nursing serv- ices at the hospital. The ap- pointment was announced >y Frank Oehlbeum. hospi- tal administrator. A graduate of Nasareth School of Nursing. St. Jo* ph's Hospital. l«xington. Ky.. In 1051. her first nura- ng assignment was as staff nurse with St. Joseph's. Prom 1053 to 1057. Mrs. Warner attended school at (all State Teacher's College. Munlce. Ind.. where she re- ceived a degree in nursing and a teaching license. While In school, she worked as head nurse In the In-aerv- ce training program. • • • SHE SPENT from 1057 to 1058 as staff nurse at Vet erans Hospital. Dearborn Mien., and then two yean working In the intensive care unit at Veterans Hospl lal. Salt Lake City. Prom 1081 to 1085. Mrs Warner worked at Thomas Dee Memorial Hospital. Og den, Utah, In Intensive care THOMAS^ Hey feliign Mail dvftof yAWC Ash abe* the AQUA WATH PURsTIM met manes pure wafer m yew CALL HEY CULLIGAN MAN 3714574 •f As ASMOIIHM Th, ftt«Ml 0,.. OLINN W. PTKIk «f 10 L. iur M4 C«-»ltM>«h«r J*"» IUyn*l«* ..... .City . fern* *•&*•: OitjXay AJvH* O«t»«» .... Cl***ili*« Mi m SHIorall: CluTOMK* M Vote twice this yeat Cir«wT ( UM M«r. l«a*l nl (ItUlMWH by C««r|. LM *»•*>•• C«vMy. A **•*£ Owr*T N». (SlSifc. J _ »UMCNI»TION nATIIi By Carrier. Me < nMRlll. Mail ttlfe- Vote for the, candidate you like best and you're also voting against the candidate you like least. If you don't vote, you're hurting the candidate you like best and helping the candidate you like least. .——£
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A-2 , OCTOMt 33, 1H8
Moderate Growth
Moderate expansion Is on the 1080 economic horiaon for California Bank of Amer- lea predicted today.
The state's growth win be slower than in the recent past and. indeed, will fall temporarily slightly below the nation's growth rate.
Bank economists attribute the stowing to cutbacks In federal spending and the 10 per cent surcharge on per sonal and corprate income taxes.
• • •HOWEVER, there are
four bright spots in the Cal ifornia economic picture: HomebuUdtag Bmk
of America expects the number of new residential units started during 1080 to reach 180.000. a 20 per cent rise over 1088. Contributing factors are increased de mand and declining interest rates. Civilian aircraft indus
try Production and em ployment should expand sharply to meet delivery schedules given impetus by a large and growing back log of orders.
o Service industries These industries are usually much leas affected than other Industries during per iods of moderate economic
Agriculture Farm cash receipts should reach
14.14 billion next year, an increase of 3 per cent over the 1088 estimate of $4 bil lion.
ON THE negative side, the bank notes that declining economic activity will he especially evident in non- Vietnam related defense programs. Anticipated cuts in the space budget win also have a depressant effect on the state's aerospace - elec tronics complex.
In contrast to a 7 per cent Increase in retail sales in 1988. the bank expects an increase of 5 per cent next year. However, the in crease in new residential units should stimulate sales of homefurnishings and ap pliances.
Bank of America con- eludes its outlook on the California economy with the advice to closely watch: 1) the extent and mix of fed eral expenditure reductions: and 2) changes in monetary policy and financial folws.
ON THE first point, the
bank says that reductions may not be as great as was officially projected, while a change In the Vietnam sit uation would also produce significant changes In the pattern of defense spending in the state.
Area Church Initiates Telephone Ministry
A new 24-hour telephone ministry was initiated this week by Immanuel Lutheran Church. 706 Knob Hill, Re- dondo Beach. This unique ministry provides for the pastor, the Rev. E. M. Schop- pa. to record a daily inspir ational message which can be received any time of the day or night by dialing 3784293.
Each day's message is ap proximately two minutes long and Is intended to pro vide church members and residents of the community
Area Alley
SUFCBVnOR SWORN IN ... Fenaal Mth of effiee It taken by Supervisor Burton W. Chaw* (rifht) as be Is sworn ta for Mother 4-year ttrm •• Fourth District repreaesiiaihre by William Q. Sharp, Comfy Cterk. Chart originally wan appetite* to office fai 1103 to fill •• Mcxptved teraa and ha* been returned to office !• five eaaMecullve elections by trtnrhthalug votes. Ho was re-elected ta JUBO by •MrttlMSi n per cent of the voters, earals* the U|keat vote confidence
ScheduledImprovement of an alley
in the Clifton Heights sec tion of Redondo Beach has been announced by Super* visor Burton W. Chace.
The Board of Supervisors
with a ready aource of spir itual courage, hope, and in spiration.
The members of the con gregation's ladies' auxiliary are sponsoring this new min istry of inspiration .
'Pray-In'
ScheduledBells will ring out a wel
come for an Interdenomina tional "pray-in" for Ameri ca's fighting men on the eve of Veteran's Day. Nov. 11. The service will begin at 8 p.m. In the sanctuary of the First Congregational Church, Sixth and Common wealth. Los Angeles.
Although the accent 4s on youth, alt ages are invited to this candlelight service
Obituaries
Station RobbedTwo young men, wielding
a six-inch switchblade knife, held up a U-Sav On Service Station, 18300 Crenshaw Blvd., early Wednesday, es- capingwith_ $55.
Man Flees With 8125 From Store
A dark-complected man In his Me pulled a switchblade knife on a liquor store clerk late Saturday night and es caped with 8123 cash.
A clerk at General Liquor Store. 2222 Redondo Beach Blvd.. said a man wearing a dark blue shirt and green pants entered the store about 11:15 p.m.. waited un til other customers left, and then pulled out the knife.
The suspect ordered the clerk to open the cash drawer, then scooped up the money and stuffed it into his front pockets.
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NUIMIV MUIAOMit
SAT..SUN..MON. OQ. 24,27,21
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GOTTOR ntllTSctfa, pJloM • -. 35"/3o
REGULAR S7c y«l.
SolM ColofiPERCALE NYLON
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(Continued from Page 1) to $15 Is charged according to ability to pay.
Because of the fact that a waiting list of over M chil dren currently exists, Rob» Inson explained, the clinic hopes to expand its program Party Planned from the present three days J a week to five days a week when funds become avail able.
If the clinic were to gothe home of Mr. and Mr*.| Jack Dreyful. 741 W. 157th St.. Gardena. tomorrowto a five-day week, he con- night, to climax the McCarthy eluded, it would be able to Write-in Campaign in the handle 300 youngsters. 17th Congressional District
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yesterday authorised 18.000 to rebuild the alley east ofYnet Avenue B and Avenue Funeral services for Floyd C. Hurley Bumss, of 3230 Her "The work win be done at rin Drive, were held thl the request of the adjacent morning at the Stone an property owners, who share Myen Mortuary ChapeL the cost of the Impro-e- Burial was at Pacific Crest meats," Chace said. The Cemetery. project was Initiated by Mr. Bumss. who died owners of at least 80 per Tuesday, was bora Dec. 18 cent of the property Joining 1008. in Indiana and had the alley, who filed a peti- lived in Torrance for lion. years.
He Is survived by Ms widow. Emma of Torrance son. Donald R.. Garden Grove; and a sister, Alv A cocktail party and late. Biddle of Indiana.
buffet dinner will be held at ~
YOOt ASMAMIYMAN •7th AS4IMM.V DISTRICT
Nursing Director Appointed
A Peninsula resident has been named director nursing at West Torrance Convalescent Hospital.
Mrs. Phyllls Warner, RN. will supervise the organisa tion. administration, and control of all nursing serv ices at the hospital. The ap pointment was announced >y Frank Oehlbeum. hospi
tal administrator.A graduate of Nasareth
School of Nursing. St. Jo* ph's Hospital. l«xington.
Ky.. In 1051. her first nura- ng assignment was as staff
nurse with St. Joseph's. Prom 1053 to 1057. Mrs. Warner attended school at (all State Teacher's College.
Munlce. Ind.. where she re ceived a degree in nursing and a teaching license. While In school, she worked as head nurse In the In-aerv- ce training program.
• • •SHE SPENT from 1057 to
1058 as staff nurse at Vet erans Hospital. Dearborn Mien., and then two yean working In the intensive care unit at Veterans Hospl lal. Salt Lake City.
Prom 1081 to 1085. Mrs Warner worked at Thomas Dee Memorial Hospital. Og den, Utah, In Intensive care
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