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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1977
Page
11
Johnson claimed owner permission to use the vacant 3555 Seaside Way lot for outside vendors while Mehler denied knowing the owner. Speth defended exclusive rights to registered trademarks and concessions, estimating losses from outside vendors at 30,000 to 70,000 dollars and potential recovery through a lawsuit.
Orange County supervisors prepare an urgency ordinance to license rap sessions dance studios and model studios and to bar disrobing by both interlocutrices and patrons. The measure bans nude exhibitions after 10 p.m. and requires licenses from the sheriff for each room. It also covers a broad range of other businesses including massage schools and parlors and public agencies allowed nude modeling only in approved institutions.
Grange County Supervisors voted Tuesday to retain the Coleman Gyrex electronic vote tabulating system at least until after the November 1978 elections. They rejected recommendations to search for an alternative system.
Funeral services for Dr. Ralf I. Young of Long Beach will be held at 2 p.m. today at Display Family Chapel. He died Sunday at age 51. Survived by widow Sherry and children Shari Susan Becky and Joan. He served in World War II and had six Viet Nam tours. He worked in leprosy control education and pediatrics in Vietnam and on staffs of Manila and Pacific hospitals.
Two knife armed bandits robbed Derek Devlin, 46, in front of the Red Mill Inn at Locust Avenue. He lost $41 as police reported Tuesday. A separate Downtown Long Beach robbery targeted a Grand Prix fan leaving a bar, with $60 taken. George Poptic, 25, of Upland, was knocked down at Sixth Street and Atlantic Avenue. wallet seized. A Marina Federal Savings teller at Rancho Palos Verdes was robbed of $200 by a gunman with a paper bag at 4:25 p.m. Monday.
A Chel committee report details Phase I tax relief items funded largely by a $400 million surplus and reforms to income and capital gains taxes plus sales tax simplifications. Phase II would require constitutional change and includes split roll assessments, local revenue controls, city and county tax options, and state takeover of some welfare costs.
Huntington Beach City Council approved a plan designating five high-rise zones without setting height or story limits. The decision passed 5 to 1, with Councilman Richard W. Siebert dissenting and Norma Gibbs absent. Areas include Huntington Center, Five Points, McDonnell Douglas, downtown north and south of Atlanta Avenue, and Seacliff Bluff.
Richard H. Shaff a 37 year old assistant manager of the Long Beach Auditorium Arena for 12 years has been appointed acting manager of the new Pacific Terrace Convention Center by City Manager John Dever. Shaff succeeds veteran manager Win Hanssen whose retirement became effective last week. Shaff is a Long Beach State University graduate in public administration.
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