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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1970

Page

3

Long Beach Tide Lands Tale Shapes City Oceanfront Wealth

Long Beach profits from tidelands leases with a state share of royalties. The 1964 pact lets the city manage oil fields, spending funds on harbor, beaches, and development while the state gains royalties. By 1969 the city expected $2 billion total, with ongoing annual payments of about $30 million from the Thums oil operation and state gains from offshore projects.

Long Beach Thums Texaco Humble, Union, Mobil Shell Oil California

Public hearing set on bussing limit bill

Sacramento witnesses report the Senate Education Committee tentatively scheduled July 29 for a public hearing on the Assembly passed bill to ban schoolchild bussing without parental consent.

Sacramento UPI Senate Education Committee

Bus Strike Talks Set Today

Union and management will hold a final bargaining session at the Edgewater Hyatt House in Long Beach to avert a walkout after drivers authorized a strike. Amalgamated Transit Union locals backed the action two to one, with no new elements added to the dispute.

Long Beach Edgewater Hyatt House Long Beach Public Transportation Co William F. Farell Amalgamated Transit Union Local Farell

Car Crash Kills Youth In Huntington Beach

A La Puente youth died at Huntington Inter Community Hospital after a car crash on Pacific Coast Highway and 25th Street. Passenger Michael David Holmes, 20 of Hacienda Heights, and driver Kathryn Knudson, 19, of La Puente, were injured with Holmes treated for minor injuries and released, Knudson in fair condition. Timothy Michael Lee Perr, 21, was the deceased.

la Puente Huntington Beach Michael * Leeper Huntington Intercommunity Hospital Pacific Coast Highway Kathryn Knudson Orange County Medical Center Michael David Holmes Hacienda Heights

Dentist Bob G Byrd Suspended for Overcharges at Head Start

The State Board of Medical Examiners suspended Santa Ana dentist Bob G Byrd for six months after an administrative hearing found fraud and misrepresentation in Head Start Dental Care. A five year probationary term followed, with Byrd barred from government sponsored programs. restitution exceeding $5,000 was repaid to the Orange County District Attorney.

Board ‘of Medical Examiners Santa ‘Ana Bobby. G. Byrd Byrd Orange County District Attorney’s Office

Lear plans steam-motor minibuses for smoggy L A

Inventor William Lear aims to bid for 24 steam-electric buses to replace aging diesel fleet in Los Angeles. His contraption uses an involute expander motor reversing steam flow, powered by a conventional boiler, and would run on kerosene or similar fuels.

Reno Los Angeles William Lear Lear Southern California Rapids Lear Motors Corp Sam Nelson Warren Dorn Dorn Nelson

Welfare cut sparks federal state dispute in California

Twiname warned federal aid to California could be cut over non conformity in blind and disabled program administration and in how welfare income is computed. He cited a total federal aid figure of 977.8 million versus 600 million previously. A hearing was set for August 25 in San Francisco to address the nonconformity issue, contingent on pending legislation by Assemblyman Gordon Duffy. If the bill passes the hearing would be canceled.

Twiname California Gordon Duffy Ranford HEW San Francisco Tule Martin Reagan Assembly

Reagan says California welfare may lose federal aid over compliance

Reagan and State Welfare Director Robert Martin spar over California's adherence to federal rules. Reagan warns that strict bureaucratic readings could cost California at least 70 million dollars annually or reduce benefits. Martin says California largely follows regulations, and a bill by Assemblyman Gordon Duffy could settle the dispute.

State Lands Chief Says Long Beach Queen Mary Spending Legal

Sacramento UPI The chairman of the State Lands Commission said he knows of no legalities in Long Beach spending 32 million dollars of tidelands funds to redo the Queen Mary. The money he approved was for a maritime museum and not for the hotel or other Queen Mary developments. He added that whether to fund the museum is for the Legislature to decide.

Long Beach Joint” Legislative Audit Committee Queen Mary Sei Richard J. Dolwig City of Long Beach Tidelands Port of Sacramento UPI State Lands ‘Commission Tidelands Oi Lands Commission

Nixon reshapes federal environment effort with new agencies

President Nixon plans a rational, systematic reorganization of environmental work by splitting powers from Health Education and Welfare and Interior. A high level panel and possible congressional bills back the moves. NOAA is created, earning the nickname Noah, while uncertainty remains over leadership for the two new agencies.

DDT Self-Destroying Agent Announced by Hickel

Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel announced Thursday the development of a non polluting self destroying DDT variant. He said the new compound would degrade after use, reducing environmental impact while providing pest control.

Walter J. Hickel

House Conferees vote to kill Riegle motion on Cooper Church

In the House a five-member conference panel, including Mont Sparkman and George Aiken, opposed Riegle's bid to require acceptance of the Cooper Church amendment. The vote to kill the motion was 99 Democrats and 138 Republicans against it, with 120 Democrats and 33 Republicans in support. Separately, the Agriculture Department reports a self-destructing DDT variant from Aerojet-General, funded by a $185,000 contract and a subsequent $150,000 follow-up, designed to reduce toxicity and neutralize residues in the environment.

Cooper- Church Full House Senate Morgan Fraser Riegle House Agriculture Department Hickel Aerojet-General Corp el Monte Aerojét- General

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