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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1969
Page
12
Forty Poly High students join an ethnic minorities class and study readings like From Slavery to Freedom. The instructor ties minority relations to lessons beyond history while class sizes reach about 80 across two sections.
A cooler spell arrives with fair weather Wednesday and gusty winds. Highs around 88, lows near 50 to 45. Coastal tides run roughly 0.5 to 0.6 feet with times at 6:25 a.m and 7:51 a.m.
Flotilla 53 of the U S Coast Guard Auxiliary will host a basic seamanship course at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Long Beach Yacht Club. Fran Stanfield announced the class directed by Carl Chamberlain is open to the public and free. Students who successfully complete the course may become members of the auxiliary.
Bellflower Public Schools Week will be boosted by three service clubs joining with officials to mark the event. About 50 civic leaders from Bellflower and Lakewood will visit classrooms and attend coffee klatches or luncheons. Soroptimists Exchange and Kiwanis hold meetings with speakers including Dr. W Norman Wampler, superintendent, at Mayfair High School and Sierra Restaurant.
Paul De Falco Jr. of the U S Water Pollution Control Administration told the Los Angeles Water and Power Committee the federal government and industry were not ready to test contingency plans for oil spills during the Santa Barbara channel blowout.
A committee heard De Falco describe a massive oil slick of over a hundred square miles and the risky attempts to control it. He cited lack of funds, maintenance plans, and personnel as key water pollution issues, while Hertel urged expansion of the Los Angeles board staff.
The city issued a building permit for El Dorado Park East site development in Long Beach boosting April valuations to over 4.3 million and the year to date to 32.1 million. The work covers grading irrigation underground electrical sewers roadways and lighting by Zurn Engineers for J Paul Robinson & Associates. A second permit approved a 95000 store at 1855 Lakewood for Firestone and Harvey Catledge received a permit for a 47500 apartment at 2244 E Fourth.
Dr Anthony J W Taylor president of the New Zealand Mental Health Association will speak at the Long Beach Area Los Angeles County Mental Health Association annual dinner meeting to be held at the Petroleum Club at 7 30 p m on April 29. The Wellington based psychologist and social worker heads the Victoria University student counseling department and has published over 50 scientific articles. He has a prison psychology background and criminology interests.
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