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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1967
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text notes Gev. Robert H. Fi and Lincoln Day luncheon events but lacks clear dates, locations, or outcomes. Unable to determine specifics. item appears incomplete and may describe a political gathering or speech with unclear attribution.
Long Beach shoppers lined up at 10 a.m. for the arena sale day featuring items from 1 cent to 100 dollars, with Junior Leaguers collecting merchandise and Long Beach merchants donating goods. The event showed diverse crowds and broad department store offerings as volunteers supported the effort.
Judge Pfaff, longtime presiding figure in domestic relations, received a scroll of appreciation from Los Angeles County Supervisor Burton W. Chace. The tribute cites his reforms in divorce and reconciliation, his ABA leadership, and his move to Long Beach.
Orange County Tax Collector Don Morley said the county faces a six percent delinquency for first installments, the highest lag since the 1930s. He noted brisk payments on the second-half installments have reduced overall delinquency to about 1.44 percent from last year, with second-half payments due April 20 and delinquent April 10.
Long Beach collected 2,805,290 in license revenues for 1965-66, boosted mainly by a new two-cent cigarette tax effective Jan 1, 1966. Business licenses remained the largest source at 740,132, while oil production tax reached 698,900 amid industry challenges. County health fees surged to 120,448, and city health inspections fell to 5,526. Oil well permits climbed to 167,460 as East Wilmington development began.
Long Beach observes a holiday with free parking and relaxed meter enforcement. Most city and state offices, schools, and businesses adjust schedules. banks remain open while federal offices stay operational. state employees work per Governor Reagan’s fiscal crisis plan.
A Navy spokesman said weekend flights from Los Alamitos Naval Air Station no longer require monitoring over Rossmoor residents. Investigators found no base aircraft over homes, and pilots complied with regulations. An optical illusion due to geography may have caused concerns among Rossmoor residents.
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