Carson City quits Califorina Contract Cities Association
The Carson City Council voted 3-2 to withdraw from the CCCA over the executive director George Voigt's political activities. The move cites ethics concerns tied to Voigt's involvement in local campaigns for Bridgers and other candidates, asserting the actions conflict with the city's best interests and do not affect police protection.
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Council OKs $81,700 for Lakewood groups
Lakewood voters face a council move approving 881,700 for eight city community promotion groups for the 1976-77 budget. Most funds are cash with the rest in city services. The Chamber of Commerce received the largest grant at 28,940, mostly in cash.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Southeast Youth Symphony Orchestra
Friends of the Lakewood Library
Lakewood Philharmonia
Lakewood Aquatic Club
Donald Plunkett
Westminster School District towels plan causes cost concerns
Trustees weigh self laundering as analysts study legality after a claim of a $11,000 annual savings. The discussion followed a bid from Huntington Beach for $72 daily plus towel fees, later trimmed to $60 with no extra towel charges, while alternatives and building space for in-house laundry were explored.
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Westminster
Marion Aguirre
Dune
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Huntington Beach Union High School
Huntington Beach
Burglars use hacksaw to steal safe from Naples Shell
Naples Shell Service Station at 5788 F. Second St. reported a burglary in which burglars used a hacksaw to cut a locked safe from an outside service island. The safe contained about $1,400. Owner Jack Stewart warned police the heated torch could burn the contents, as the safe was opened only with cutting heat. Separate thefts included a car radio stolen from a Long Beach resident and a Cerritos store clerk robbed of about $30 after being warned to stay down. A Lakewood deputy reported a burglar demanded a generator at Atlantic Auto Supply and a separate bar entry yielded $85 in coins after an early Monday break-in. The burglar left a beer can behind.
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Cerritos
Lakewood
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Atlantic Auto Supply
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Dog Obedience Classes Open in Long Beach Parks
Six dog obedience classes scheduled to be held at various Long Beach parks begin August 2. Registration is now open, announced by a Recreation Department spokesman.
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Recreation Department
Festival of Arts Puppets Stir Laguna Beach Show
Schwartz the concertist puppet struggles on a shoe bench as a Crescendo collapse brings his grand piano. Tony Urbano presents Festival Follies with Zubbediah the Oriental dancer and Delle Reece among puppets, plus daily children shows and morning workshops through Aug 29.
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Urbano
ABC district adopts budget with 61-cent tax hike
ABC Unified School District trustees Tuesday night adopted a tentative budget that includes a 61-cent property-tax increase. Dr. Eugene Tucker, the new superintendent, promised to trim at least 16 cents, and may refinance $1 million in bonds to reduce the tax rate further. The plan, totaling $44.5 million, covers Artesia Cerritos Hawaiian Gardens Norwalk Long Beach areas with 21 elementary, 5 junior high, 4 high schools and an adult program.
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Eugene Tucker
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Gene Emmons
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Morris Lusk
Artesia
ABC
Cerritosa
Hawaiian Gardens
Norwalk
Long Beach
Paramount Unified approves $125 million education budget
The Paramount Unified School District board approved a $125 million general purpose budget for 1976 77. The state deadline to present the budget to the county office was Tuesday. The 1975 76 tax rate was $3.9886 per 100 of assessed value and the new rate is estimated at $4.1603, about 17 cents higher per $10 of valuation, pending final adjustment in August after property valuations are determined.
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Board of Education
Paramount Unified
Los Angeles County
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