Subsidence Advisers Meet To Speed Legislation
The City Subsidence Advisory Committee met two hours at the Lafayette Hotel to push steps for subsidence control on three fronts. Doubt grew that the Assembly anti-sinkage committee will schedule further hearings next month due to lack of funds and incomplete review of a recent hearing transcript.
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Lafayette
Assembly
C. William Queale
Assembly Committee
Long Beach
Queale
City advisory group seeks hearings on subsidence bill and charter changes
The advisory committee plans a hearing before the March budget session to push a subsidence bill. It favors a February or March special election charter amendment enabling unitization deals for the Walmi ngton Field and presses for harbor contract disputes to be settled. It reviews suggestions from Herman Kaveler on bill changes and will meet this week to evaluate proposals from multiple sources. Kaveler, a former Phillips Petroleum executive, now advises Saskatchewan on unitization.
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Walmington Field
Kraveler
Advisory
Kaveler
Phillips Petroleum Co
Saskatchewan
Canada
20 30 Club to Install Sanders in Long Beach
Ray Sanders of 2223 Termini Ave will be installed president of the Long Beach 20 30 Club. The Chamber of Commerce endorsed a long range program for a permanent military hospital in Long Beach, citing Corona Naval Hospital closures and Haven ship limitations. The chamber also approved expanding the Military Medicare Program and considered measures to simplify and improve out patient care for dependents and retirees.
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Ray Sanders
Termini Ave
Long Beach
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
John E. Riley Jr
Chamber
Corona Naval Hospital
USS Haven
Kaveler
Alet
Long Beach Naval Station
Ter
R. C. Barlougher
Dimas Coast Inn
Pacific Coast
Don Leake
Bob Adolfson
Dionne
Wilmington
Willow St
Bray
St. Val
Six Months Given in Auto Theft Case In Long Beach
Jack Webb, involved in a narcotics case and auto incident, was sentenced to six months in state prison. The case notes a radio tuning error during a car theft linked to Patricia Ann, 13, and John Leonard Barreto, 27. Police report $700 in car radio-related damages.
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Jack Webb
Los
Supe
Parrior
Beach Vasey
Patrica
John Leonard Barreto
Arnold
Giisers
Webb
Broadway
Raute
Jal
Long Beach
Barret
State Oil
San Diego
Horwood Realty, Co
Atlantic Ave
Patricia Ann
Attorney Gets One Year in Jail for Theft of Trust Funds
William P. Crawfort, 35, was sentenced by Judge Vanford to one year in County Jail as a condition of 16 years probation after pleading guilty to theft from a trust account. Prosecutors said he admitted using 21,000 to pay persons and forged documents in a scheme involving handling others money. Dr. Singer examined him and recommended treatment and probation.
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William P. Crawfort
Vanford
Singer
Crawford
Cerri
Tos Ave
Vasey
Dr. Sing
Gally Sane
Michael J
Cheek
Retorney
Wiliam T. Pillse
Shoreline purchase dispute to be aired by City Council
The shoreline issue confronting Long Beach and Santa Ana resumes today in City Council. A proposed eminent domain settlement totaling 1 468 250 involving 24 lots in 14 parcels will be submitted by City Atty Wald fred Jacobson. Trials are set for Jan 20 in Long Beach and Feb 24 in Santa Ana. Atty Hodge L. Dolle for property owners said the offer stands if the city pays taxes on the tools for the first half of the current fiscal year. Council member Sam E. Vickers opposes the purchase citing impact on the citys special projects fund.
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Beach
A.sillak
Ifer
Reptactin
Atty
Hodge L. Dolle
Joseph B. Lamb
Dolle
Ocean Blvd
Thor
Conear Jacobson
Santa Ana
Thy
Mery Sam E. Vickers
Lut
Mallon
School Board to Protest Bus Rate Hike
A Board of Education representative will appear January 9 before the Public Utilities Commission to oppose Long Beach Motor Bus Co rate increases. Arthur A. Knoll, the district’s business manager, proposes a 20 percent rise for single zone 40 ride books and 15 percent for multi zone 40 ride books, with potential removal of 40 ride books in favor of 30 ride books at $3 each. Non school fare rates would also rise from 11 percent to 3 percent.
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Board of Education
Public Utilities Commission
Long Beach Motor Bus Co
Arthur A. Knoll
Knoll
Leona Gage to seek Las Vegas divorce next month
Leona Gage, the former Miss U.S.A. known for her controversial rise and fast-fading reign, announced Sunday she will pursue a Las Vegas divorce next month. The Maryland beauty, later Mrs. Gene Ennis, faced public scrutiny after a tumultuous year involving marriages, motherhood rumors, and media exposure.
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Leona Gage
Air Force
Gene Ennis
Mary Leona Gage Ennis
Maryland
U.S. A
Las Vegas
Municipal Auditorium
Texas
Gage
Ennis
Leana
Sas
Long Beach
Barbara
Leona
Queen Leona
Walter Biggs
Dallas
Checlotte Shefield
Utah
Telegraph
Bachalor
Leonassi
Nurse Training Program Eyed for City College Joint Initiative
City College partners with Sea Hospital to launch a nurse training program aimed at meeting state licensing and admission requirements. The plan envisions a yearlong study leading to an associate in arts degree and RN eligibility by next fall, with first classes to begin soon. The joint program marks a significant step in local nursing education and workforce development.
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Joint City College-Sea
Long Beach
Paar
City College
Douglas Newcomb
Liberal Arts
Basta
Seaside Hasital School
Board of Education
Seaside Hospital
Polio survivor Susan Hines aims to climb a tree
Susan Hines, a polio survivor from Chestnut Avenue, has made climbing a tree her New Year’s resolution after years of braces and crutches. With support from the March of Dimes and orthopedic therapists, she hopes to discard the back brace within 30 days and pursue future goals like teaching and hobbies such as rock and roll and horseback riding.
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Susan Dick
Tom
Susan
March of Dimes
Adelaide Tichenor Orthopedic Clinic
Elfe
Jana
Ike
John Hines
Chestnut Ave
Uim
Rubbish Collections Schedule Shifts for New Year
AJL announces Wednesday rubbish collections will proceed on New Year’s Day but there will be no garbage collections. The notice clarifies holiday scheduling and service gaps for residents.
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AJL
Leave Keys Invite Thug to Take Car
James We Biggs, 35, was sentenced to six months in County Jail after pleading to taking an auto from the 500 block of EL Anaheim St on November 3. Judge Vasey noted the owner’s “virtual invitation” as a factor and cut half the term normally given.
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Dudge
Beach
Vasey
James We Biggs
Tyes
Biggs
Arm Auto
EL Anaheim St
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H. W. Kelly
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Long. Beach Oil Development Co
Raymond C. Kealer
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Herman H. Kaveler
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