Seven-City Youth Justice Plan Forms New Authority
A $266,666 seven city Cerritos Corridor Joint Powers Authority will operate to divert juveniles from the Criminal Justice System via community based treatment services. Primary funding comes from the California Council of Criminal Justice with federal grants and state matching city contributions. Participating cities include Artesia Bell Downey Hawaiian Gardens Lakewood Paramount and others, with a board comprising elected officials and county supervisors and a staff drawn from local law enforcement schools and social service agencies.
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Hawaiian Gardens
Lakewood
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Joint Powers Group
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Dakeno Sheriff’s Station
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Sheriff's Youth, Service Bureau
Long Beach
ABC
Bellflower
Welfare applications rise 24 percent amid unemployment
Unemployment drives welfare demand with 42 233 applications expected by December end, up from 34 206 in December 1973. County programs served 845 723 people in November, versus 808 435 a year earlier, as welfare staff shortages improved with 400 vacancies filled and 100 remaining. Long Beach State University urges recycling at campus center near Atherton Street as part of holiday efforts.
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Elis Murphy
Long Beach State University Recycling Center
Atherton Street
Tow charge on state toll bridges is eliminated
State officials announced free emergency tow service on the Vincent Thomas Bridge and other state toll bridges starting Wednesday. The move aims to clear roads faster and reduce accidents by connecting stranded motorists with nearby crews, ending the $7.50 tow fee while other services already had been waived.
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Vincent Thomas
State Department of Transportation
Long Beach and Los Angeles seek 140 million refund
The two cities petition the state Supreme Court for 140 million dollars in refunds to General Telephone customers. They allege the 1971 Public Utilities Commission rate increase used an illegal rate structure, similar to a prior Pacific Telephone case where refunds were issued. City official Burt Pines notes all General Telephone customers deserve similar refunds.
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Pacific Telephone
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Long Beach Emergency Calls Log and Burglary Report
Police and fire units answered a 24 hour period of calls across Long Beach including first aid responses at multiple locations such as 245 first aid, 530 W. Nini, and 1330 Elm Ave. House fires were reported at 9:47 p m. 238 Savanna Walk and 11:27 p m. 2420 Montair Ave. Traffic crashes occurred on Anaheim Street, Magnolia Avenue, and other corridors with injuries and non injuries noted. Burglars stole household items valued at 578 dollars from 5285 E. First St after forcing a kitchen door entry, according to Long Beach police on Monday.
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Long Beach Boulevard
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Magnolia Avenue
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First St
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