L A board puts charter severance on ballot
The Los Angeles City School Board voted to place a measure on the November ballot severing the district from the city charter. The district operates as a separate taxing body with a self governing board but still falls under the charter for elections and trustees terms and serves areas such as San Pedro Wilmington Harbor City Carson Gardena and Lomita.
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Gardena
Lomita
Long Beach Area
San Pedro
Wilmington
Harbor City
Carson, Gardena
Cab firms win rights at Los Angeles airport
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge upheld a city ordinance granting six taxi companies operating rights at International Airport. Judge Norman Dowds rejected bids to overturn the law, despite challenges from nine other cab firms claiming vagueness and unconstitutionality.
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Los Angeles Superior Court
Norman Dowds
Appeals court rules ARCO can drill 17 wells in channel
The California Court of Appeal reversed a 1975 San Francisco ruling and upheld the right of Atlantic Richfield Co. to drill 17 remaining wells from its Santa Barbara Channel platform. The decision sides with the Coastal Commission, finds ARCO exempt from a new permit due to a vested interest before 1972 law. Get Oil Out had petitioned the case after the 1969 Union Oil spill.
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State Court of Appeal
Atlantic Richfield Co
Santa Barbara
San Francisco Superior Court
Ira Brown Jr
ARCO
California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission
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Coastal Commission
Brown
Get Oil Out
Oil firms lose fight over land use policy in California
The State Lands Commission rejected a request by California oil companies to rescind a new volumetric through-put rental regulation. Oil firms argued inadequate notice and questioned legality, but counsel advised the commission, and the regulation remains in place.
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State Lands Commission
California
Wearing
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Western Gas and Oil Assn
Dep. Atty
Gregory Taylor
Riverside onion dumping ends after county report
Riverside growers halted dumping onions following a Wednesday report from the county agricultural commissioner. More than 200 tons of red and yellow onions were dumped in a landfill last week as growers claimed a tied market had halved the commodity price.
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County Agricultural Commissioner's Office
Seal Beach collision injures 13
Thirteen people were hurt, none seriously, when a car and a van collided at Seal Beach Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway. Marion Stumpf, 83, and his wife Elsa, 82, of Costa Mesa, and Rose Mary Arbell, 35, Cerritos, were involved. Stumpfs treated and released at Los Angeles General Hospital. Van occupants were taken to Los Alamitos General and Long Beach Community Hospitals with minor injuries. Police said no citation issued yet as investigation continued.
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Marion Stumpf
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Stumpfs
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Rose Mary Arbell
Abana Circle
Cerritos
Los Alamitos General
Long Beach
Man guilty in deaths of his two children
Orange County Superior Court jurors convict Daniel Alvin Fusselman of first degree murder for the March 1972 killings of his two young children. The verdict mirrors a Kern County jury verdict from three years earlier after an appeal over diminished capacity instructions.
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Orange County
Daniel Alvin Fusselman
Kern County
Fusselman
Bakersfield
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