Appian Way widening bids move forward in Long Beach
Long Beach bids for the Appian Way widening contract were opened with Suller-Miller Contracting Co. offering 106,884 dollars as the low bid and Eric L. Peterson of Long Beach second at 110,952 dollars. City estimates had placed the cost at 115,100 dollars as the project aims to create a four lane highway from Niclo Ave to Padua Dr with dead ends near Bay Shore Ave and Sorrento Dr until the bridge completes later this year. Residents opposed the widening and bridge, but financing from tideland and air funds covers 58.4 percent of the total cost. In a separate item, Alaska ties the news with the resignation of H Henry Roliff from the Harbor Department to become port director at Anchorage.
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Long Beach Marina
Alamitos Bay
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Niclo Ave
Padua Dr
State Lands Commission
Tidaland Air
Alaska
San Diego
H. Henry Roliff
Harbor Department
Anchorage
Do You Need More Sleep February Reader's Digest Report
A February Reader's Digest piece reports new studies on sleep loss showing subtle poisons to mental health. It states everyone needs at least six hours of sleep for good mental health and questions whether one good night's rest can compensate for previous deficits.
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Reader's Digest
Neiv
Loans To Local Students Reach Sixty Thousand
Almost 200 Long Beach State College students borrowed a total of 60369 under federal student loan programs. The figures, prepared by the U.S. Office of Education for Rep. Craig Hosmer, show 90 percent of the total from federal funds and an average loan of about 350 dollars per student.
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Long Beach
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Neptune Plot Com. Judy
Chestnut Price
One. Beach
California
Jehront
W. . Cool
Mass Exodus Seen If Taxes Rise In Long Beach
Long Beach faces potential mass ownership evictions as property taxes rise. Norval T. Clark, head of the Long Beach Apartment House Association, warns hundreds of small owners may sell and relocate if the city approves a new tax increase. He notes a retired owner with one rental could face bills of 450 dollars or more, passed to renters and causing vacancies and income loss. Clark calls for tax relief and cites mounting vacancies as a threat to the community.
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Norval T. Clark
Lafayette Hotel, Telephone Co
Clark
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Robert Driscoll
Beeler
Driscoll Insurance
First Vice
C. W. Duncan
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