Anaheim 1994: Bankruptcy and new urban plans reshape the city
The year 1994 saw Anaheim install new police, fire, and council members while pursuing a Disneyland area renewal. Orange County filed the nation’s largest municipal bankruptcy, freezing $7.5 billion in investments and forcing Anaheim to suspend $86.5 million in capital projects and a hiring freeze. The Anaheim Resort plan, approved after seven years, budgets $175.5 million to revitalize 550 acres with pedestrian scale design amid opposition from Anaheim HOME. An earthquake on January 17 toppled the old stadium scoreboard and the “A” sign.
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Anaheim Faces 5th Council Seat Split Vote
Residents split on appointing or electing the vacant Anaheim City Council seat as the 2-2 council deadlock follows a 60 day charter deadline. McCracken supported by Daly and Feldhaus competes with Lopez Zemel and others urging a special election costing about 100000. Lenihan urged appointment over election.
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Tom Daly
Bob Zemel
Shirley McCracken
McCracken
Lou Lopez
Frank Feldhaus
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Zemel
Daly
John P. Lenihan
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North Orange County Weekly To Do List Preview
A look at the weekly list of events and tasks across the North Orange County area, highlighting community activities, listings, and ongoing local tasks to plan ahead for the week.
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Cypress College star Sara Works rewrites hoops record book
Cypress College women’s basketball center Sara Works dominates opponents in the Cypress gym. The Savanna High graduate, now a 6-2 sophomore, shattered the school career points record just fifteen games into her second season, surpassing a 15-year mark held by Janice Campbell.
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Sara
Works
Savanna High
Cypress
Janice Campbell
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