SEADIP Plan Eyes Open Long Beach Area After Delicate Compromises
The Citizens Committee on SEADIP resolved long running clashes over the 1,470 acre southeast Long Beach area. They proposed low density with large open spaces including a 24 acre golf course and 55 acres for marsh and trails. A final master plan faces April 28 public hearing with possible adoption in coming years. oil wells delay development until profits fade, keeping views for now as eyesores near Pacific Coast Highway and Seventh Street may give way to “something great.”
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Citizens Committee On the
Southeast Area Development and Improvement Plan
Seadip
Long Beach
Robert Paternoster
Citizens Committee On Seadip
Travis A.montgomery
Planning Commission
Seadip Committee
Seventh Street
Marine Stadium
Pacific Coast Highway
Montgomery
Citizens Committee
Wrigley
I, PT
Penny's
Montgomery Ward
Messrs
Pook and Mayer
Protem James Wilson
Wilson
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Safeway
Pacific Avenue
Buffum's
L. W. Bodell
Compton
Erton
B.C
Long Beach Grand Prix nets city fees and global publicity
The Long Beach Grand Prix Association paid the city 86 000 from advance tickets and 42 265 in billed costs, with 40 000 plus 7 percent interest due as race course rent in two installments. The city has gained international publicity and a 52 376 attendance for the three day event, with a plan for another race on April 2 1978.
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LBGPA
Long Beach
All or nothing ballot idea for school tax issues
A Fresno State professor argues voters balk at all or nothing tax choices and suggests a multiple issue ballot. He says separate lines for each program would let voters approve some taxes while rejecting others, improving alignment with public wishes and costs.
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California State University
Fresno
Fresno City Unified
Long Beach Unified School District
Wardle
Downtown Long Beach mall debate and civic concerns
Readers weigh downtown mall viability noting limited south side market and Navy shipyard competition. Letters urge housing growth, mixed development, and local governance reform to boost downtown life and curb crime while criticizing outside promoters and policy.
Indiscreet Easter Prostitution Ad Sparks Reader Outcry
A long-time reader criticizes a recent Easter front page item in the I, PT for including a suggestive free advertisement for prostitution by A. Ace Burgess. The letter argues such content is inappropriate for youths and challenges editorial judgment.
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I, PT
A. Ace Burgess
Christian World
Help for Parents and Parenting Skills Misrepresented
A reader defending Parent Effectiveness Teaching says the At Wits End piece in the Tuesday, April 12 issue of the Independent Press Telegram misrepresents the program. The writer praises the course for improving communication, values teaching, and children’s growth, urging accurate portrayal and broader support for parenting education.
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Wit's End
The
Independent, Press-Telegram
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