Navy Yard Foes Still in Hiding
California Independent Oil Producers Assn members remain unidentified except for a hired publicity agent who says he is the group’s vice president and general manager. He declines to name supporters while asserting opposition to AB 5 and the subsidence remediation plan tied to the Long Beach Naval Shipyard.
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Swiss to Get A Weapons
BERN Switzerland The Swiss government announced plans to acquire weapons and related defense measures. Officials described the move as a national security imperative amid regional tensions and potential security threats.
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Transportation to L A Station Urged by Long Beach Leader
Jim Crooker new president of This Week Ink, Long Beach Visitors Bureau, urged improved transit links between Long Beach and Los Angeles Union Station. Mayor Ray Lucking reported on last year’s conventions with a record number of delegates as rail facilities were stressed.
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Freeway Opens Five Years Early With City State Help
Long Beach and the State jointly opened a new freeway section five years ahead of schedule linking the Long Beach Freeway with the San Bernardino Freeway. District 7 officials praised city engineering and outlined savings, traffic safety gains, and revenue implications from highway policies, with plans for a 3.6 mile link to the San Bernardino project and continued urban growth in the Long Beach area.
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Long Beach Chamber Seeks More Road Cash Allocation
The Long Beach Chamber campaigns for a 5 percent increase in state highway funds for the 13 Southern California counties. They argue fuel-user taxes are not allocated by population and vehicle registration, noting Southern counties receive disproportionately less despite higher needs. The chamber asks all southern chambers to support changing the Callier-Burns Act of 1947 funding formula at the next state legislative session.
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