California crude price ceiling may rise to ease shut wells
A Beach visit by Federal Energy Administration official Mark Silverman indicated a possible rise in the California crude price ceiling to avert further coastal well closures. He said an increase could be considered if proof shows additional wells would close. current shut downs total about 5,000 barrels daily with 35,000 more at risk.
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Federal Energy Administration
Beach
Mark Silverman
Long Beach
Mark Hannaford
Orange County
California Independent Producers Association
Silverman
Hannaford
FEA
Frank Zarb
UC Irvine vies for Southern California veterinary center
UC Irvine College of Medicine competes with UC Riverside and UC San Diego for a clinical veterinary education facility in Southern California. The project would expand Davis's program, raise annual class size, and support area veterinarians. Endorsed by regional groups, a decision is expected soon with a 1980 81 timetable.
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California
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Sacramento
Southern California
Davis
School of Veterinary Medicine
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House of Delegates
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Irvine
William Winchester
School of Biological Sciences
Winchester
Burglaries steal tools from Long Beach home
Stephen F. Mulry of 223 Novara Drive told Long Beach police Tuesday a padlock on his garage was broken and burglars stole $650 worth of tools.
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Stephen F. Mulry
Novara Drive
Long Beach
Seal Beach act disputed over land added to redevelopment agency
The Seal Beach City Council and Redevelopment Agency, after a 2½ hour public hearing, unanimously added five parcels to the agency including the Seal Beach Trail er Park old Marina Palace site the Southern California Edison transmission facility the Seal Beach Lumber Co. site 79 acres of Hellman Estates and five acres next to Gum Grove Park. Attorneys for opponents argued the action illegal while others urged a referendum and development of the Hellman parcel as one block. Also the agency authorized preliminary library plans with Huntington Beach firm Anthony and Langford.
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Seal Beach
Seal Beach Trailer Park
Marina Palace
Southern California Edison
Seal Beach Lumber Co
Hellman Estates
Gum Grove Park
William Mackey
Hellman
San Francisco
Redevelopment Agency
Mackey
Dennis Courtemarche
Huntington Beach
Anthony and Langford
Pacific Electric
Police kill armed man on doorstep
A 46 year old Long Beach man Don ald W. Newton was shot to death by police after emerging from a residence with a shotgun during a neighborhood shooting spree. Officers ordered him to drop the gun but he raised it, and a officer fired striking Newton in the chest. He died at St. Mary Medical Center.
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Long Beach
Donald W. Newton
de Oro Way
Newton
Douglas Transue
Jake Wallace
Tran
Sue
St. Mary Medical Center
Supervisors vote 3 2 to pay SCAG membership fee
The county supervisors approved a $40 000 annual SCAG membership fee by a 3 2 vote. Debate has recurred for three to four years over whether the county should remain in the Southern California Association of Governments.
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Southern California Association of Governments
SCAG
Edelman Backs Charter Change to Trim Veterans Points
Supervisor Ed Edelman urged a County Charter amendment to remove 10 veteran points from civil service exams for department head jobs. He argues the credit skews results and risks appointing less-qualified candidates, noting current veterans’ preference can bias promotions and that reform should limit the benefit to entry-level exams. The proposal was referred to the Economy and Efficiency Commission for possible June ballot consideration.
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Ed Edelman
Edelman
Public Defender
Kenneth Hahn
Economy and Efficiency Commission
Bellflower creates crime prevention committee
Mayor Henry Kurich appoints Mary Lewis and Robert Leavell to study crime reduction methods and report back on Jan. 26. Deputies cited burglaries and vandalism while deputies urged public crime statistics and prevention programs with neighborhood involvement.
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Bellflower
Henry Kurich
Mary Lewis
Robert Leavell
Lakewood
Ms. Lewis
Kruid
Sheriff's Department
William Bristol
Bill Dumar
City Council Debates Real Estate Transfer Tax
Council members clash over an proposed real estate transfer tax and an $18 sewer tax. Proponents say the transfer tax funds public improvements and balances the budget. opponents warn it hurts property owners and low income buyers. Don Phillips and Eunice Sato voted against the transfer tax.
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Kell
Wilson
Wes Carroll
Diehl
Don Phillips
Eunice Sato
City workers denied day off by Long Beach Council
Long Beach City Council unanimously rejected a request from the City Employes Association for a holiday Friday. City Manager John R. Mansell said holidays should be proposed at budget time and his office would consider accommodation then.
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Long Beach
John R. Mansell
Mansell
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