Long Beach Leash Law Triples Pet Fines Next Friday
The Long Beach City Council approves a tougher leash law raising impound fines for dogs from 5 to 15 dollars first offense, 10 to 25 dollars second, 25 to 50 dollars for subsequent offenses with citations starting January 9. Park violations incur a 10 dollar misdemeanor. warnings begin Friday with strict enforcement from January 9. A goat impound fee of 2.50 exists as a cheaper alternative.
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Long Beach Animal Control Department
Kennedy
Ernie Kell
John R. Mansell
Eunice Sato
Wes Carroll
L B man builds solar heater to cut gas use
Arturo Cordova of North Long Beach builds a simple sun powered water heater atop his garage with $82 and two days of work. The coil heats water for family use and could cut gas bills by up to 80 percent, saving about 20 to 25 dollars monthly.
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Arturo Cordova
Curt Johnson
Hungerford Street
Long Beach
Cordova
Recommendations From RI SE Reform Plan To Change California Schools
Dr James Tunney outlines far reaching ideas from a 37 member State Commission for the Reform of Intermediate and Secondary Education. The RI SE report proposes sweeping changes to junior and senior high schools to raise teaching, reduce vandalism and dropout rates, and prepare 1.9 million students for the 1985 era. Reservations for the January 5 luncheon cost 2 25 with Patricia Reid at Bellflower Unified School District headquarters.
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Area Education Council
Bellflower Unified
James Tunney
State Commission For the Reform of Intermediate and
RISE
Tunney
Wilson Riles
Rise Commission
Riles
Leland B. Newcomer
la Verne College
Patricia Reid
Bellflower Unified School
Kindergarten program faced setback over legal issues
Long Beach Unified School District faces possible delays as a pre kindergarten plan eyeing February opening may be halted by county counsel rulings. Officials plan continued preparation while warning of possible mid year promotions if law requires.
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Long Beach Unified School
Board of Education
Blanche Brewster
Long Beach
Vern Hinze
Brewster
Christmas gift boosts Operation Christmas effort in Long Beach
Mrs Bea Antenore chair of the Long Beach Commission on Economic Opportunities signs a $1000 check Monday for Operation Christmas. Major Donald R Pack Salvation Army commands the drive as IPT business manager Peter Ridder and LBCEO executive director Bud Weisbart look on. The fund targets $16000 to aid needy families with perishable foods at local markets Alpha Beta Lucky Market Basket McCoy's Ralphs and Safeway. About $12000 in contributions have been received so far.
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Bea Antenore
Long Beach Commission On Economic Opportunities
Donald R. Pack
Long Beach
Salvation Army
Independent, Press-Telegram
Peter Ridder
Bud Weisbart
LBCEO
IPT
Alpha Beta
Lucky
Market Basket
McCoy's
Ralphs
Safeway
Spring St
I,pt
Long Beach Calif
Five Dollar Bill Becomes Long Beach Charity Link
An 83 year old East Providence woman sends five dollars to aid a Newport widow. The money travels via Sister Mary Stephens to Long Beach and finally supports St. Francis Center through a nondenominational group. The circle shows how charity moves across families and faiths.
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St. Francis Center
Fourth St
East Providence
R.I
Newport
Mary Stephens
Mercy
Providence Health Center
Mary
Dick Teubert
Long Beach
Madelaine
Dick Clark
Rose Ave
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Department of Consumer Afairs
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University of Southern California
Roy Adamson
USC Education School
McKinley School
Benjamin I. Holzman
McKinley
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