Long Beach Eyes $249.8 Million Five Year Improvement Plan
City plans a five year capital program totaling $249.8 million with $88.7 million in 1975 76 for projects including City Hall Main Library Pacific Terrace Convention Center and Shoreline Aquatic Park Construction of Museum of Art and Transportation Center and continued redevelopment Also contemplates tax and funding shifts and potential impact of federal revenue sharing cuts on project completion
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Long Beach
City Hall
Pacific Terrace Convention Center
Xtacre Shoreline
Museum of Art
Transportation Center
John Mansell
Mansel
Congress
Mansell
Museum of
I. M. Pei
Shoreline Aquatic Park
West Beach
Sasaki
Walker Associates
de Forest Park
Demolition cost for Carmelitos Housing Project eyed at $500000
Long Beach contractor John Dodd estimates tearing down 87 steel reinforced concrete buildings at Carmelitos could cost about 500000 per square foot figure widely debated. Additional 36 newer structures add 45600, plus disposal to Whittier raises costs. Experts dispute seismic rating claims while noting post 1933 standards largely apply to new facilities.
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Long Beach
John Dodd
John Dodd Co
Housing Authority
Dodd
Harper
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California Coastal Commission
Whittier
John Maulding
Department of Building and Safety
Los Angeles County Engineer’s Office
Maulding
O'Connor
O’connor
Kent Henderson
Stunt pilot to receive Kitty Hawk award in Los Angeles ceremony
Frank G. Tallman of Tallmantz Aviation will receive the Kitty Hawk Sands of Time trophy at the Wright Brothers Banquet hosted by the LA Area Chamber of Commerce. The honors recognize exceptional service in aerospace alongside other recipients including Dr. Ivan Getting and Lt. Gen. James Stewart. Apollo Soyuz crew members will also be honored.
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Southland
The
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Frank G. Tallman
Tallmantz Aviation
Orange County
Wright Brothers
Ivan A. Getting
Aerospace Corp
el Segundo
James T. Stewart
Air Force
Aeronautical Systems Division
Robert Madariaga
Ramona High School
Riverside
Long Beach Chamber Opposes State Pollution Control Plan
Long Beach Chamber of Commerce directors voted to oppose a new statewide air pollution control plan. They warned it could devastate the local economy by costing thousands of jobs and millions of dollars, and that it would stifle construction and port development including the Hahn regional shopping center and Sohio tank farm. The plan, adopted by CARB on Oct. 27, aims to control all air basins and drive industry to improve technology, but critics say it delays industrial development.
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Long Beach
West Side
Hahn
Tom Quinn
California Air Resources Board
CARB
City Council to study land transfer tax proposal
A proposed real-property transfer tax of .39 percent will be recommended to the City Council for first reading. City Manager Mansell says revenues could reach 700000 in 1975 76 and notes opposition from the Long Beach District Board of Realtors. The plan would finance community improvements and could be amortized over 20 to 30 years within closing costs.
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Long Beach District Board of Realtors
John R. Mansell
Mansell
Long Beach
Long Beach Doctors Vote On Shutdown Protest
Long Beach physicians plan a late night vote at Memorial Hospital on a protest against rising malpractice insurance premiums. The meeting follows a morning briefing with Gov Brown and state officials about possible legislative action to address the malpractice crisis.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Medical Association
Memorial Hospital
Center For Health Education At & P.m
Gov. Brown
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Brown
State Building
S. Broadway
Women
Wesley Kinder
Roberta Weintraub
Sandy Bernstein
Cochairpersons
Weintraub
Dough table gifts brighten Honey Andersons Christmas in North Long Beach
A Long Beach reader column recounts Honey Anderson receiving a custom dough table to aid her mobility, crafted by a prominent local carpenter who answered readers’ call for help. The piece links holiday charity to community goodwill and notes other year end efforts by Bob Lowe’s Veterans Community Club aiding hospitalized veterans, seniors, and children with toy packages.
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Honey Anderson
East Mountain View Street
Long Beach
Ron
Honey
Carpenter
Veterans Community Club
Bob Lowe
Lewis Ave
Memorial Medical Center
Emma Pearson
Harry Elkins
Veterans
Pacific Coast
City College
Lewis Avenue
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