Not enough sharing in Revenue Sharing
A Long Beach public hearing by the California Office on Aging urged more federal revenue sharing and timely Title XX funding to aid senior programs. Speakers pressed for a state plan, stronger leadership, extended services, and affordable health care, transportation, and medicines for the aged in California.
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Long Beach
California Office On Aging
Herb Nalibow
Nalibow
Margaret Ganssle
Lakewood
California
Nielsen
Cora Cocks
State Commission On Aging
Ignacio Valada
Helen Wakefield
Long A Senior Citizen Opportunities and Services
Wainscott
Esther Jackson
Senior Opportunities and Services
Toby Rothschild
Legal Aid Foundation of
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Pasadena
Riverside
Sun Shines as Summer Forecast Lifts Across Southland
Forecasters call for a warm weekend with highs in the low to mid seventies in Long Beach and surrounding areas. Friday's sun brings a sun loving crowd of beachgoers and skaters as clouds give way to clear skies. The mountains will see lows in the 70s and deserts near 90s while coastal fog returns next week with highs near 70 and inland valleys near 90.
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Long Beach
Hearings set on oil revenue disparities in California
Public hearings on oil pricing practices costing Long Beach and other California producers millions in lost revenues will be held this summer. Federal official Charles Bails told Chamber Vice President Bud Albright that hearings on price imbalances between California oil and state oil will occur in weeks. Albright said parity could restore millions in revenue to local and state government, with Long Beach royalty owners potentially gaining about 1 million annually. Current 18 gravity crude in California sells 80 to 90 cents below other states, costing the tidel and fields about 36 million yearly, and Long Beach could gain 500,000 more if prices are equalized. Long Beach Chamber voted April 2 to back efforts by city, state, and California Independent Producers Association to petition the Federal Energy Commission for redress.
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Long Beach
California
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Bails
Federal Energy Administration
Chamber
C. C
Bud) Albright
Albright
Independent Producers Association
Federal Energy Commission
Bails
Wilmington
Long Beach students depart for Washington DC seminar
One hundred fifty Long Beach area students fly from LAX at 11 p.m. for a weeklong congressional seminar in Washington DC. Participants include Senators Goldwater McGovern Humphrey Buckley and Representatives Hannaford Mackornack Brown. The event, by Washington Workshops, aims to observe federal government and foster dialogue with leaders. A Long Beach State University fellowship offers college credit for some students.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles International Airport
Washington, D.C
Barry Goldwater
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
James Buckley
Mark Hannaford
Long Beach-Lakewood
Mike McCormack
Clarence Brown
Black Caucus
Washington Workshops
Noel Gould
America
Long Beach State University
Gould
Hannaford at Long Beach College Commencement Speaks on Policy
Rep. Mark Hannaford addressed 1,912 graduates and about 3,000 guests at Long Beach City College commencement Friday morning. He criticized CIA secrecy, urged detente and a foreign policy based on a diverse world, noting $4.2 billion annual intelligence spending and distrust in government. The ceremony conferred nearly 2,000 degrees as Elizabeth Wallace presided and Dr. Frank C. Pearce welcomed attendees.
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Mark Hannaford
Long Beach City College
Lakewood Democrat
CIA
Elizabeth Wallace
Board of Education
Margaret Oberer
Limited gains cited by a Los Angeles field rep on women's rights
Cathy O Neill, LA field representative for Senator Tunney, spoke at the Third Friday Forum praising some gains in women s rights while warning progress is limited to raised awareness. She noted few women in state and federal offices, low representation in civil service, and wage gaps, but highlighted proposed Civil Service reform for part time work and the California Commission on the Status of Women as steps forward. She urged electing more women, boosting campaign funding for female candidates, and shifting the state slogan to reflect shared responsibility.
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Cathy O'Neill
Los Angeles
U.S
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
California
Civil Service
U.S. Senate
O’neill
Tunney
Yvonne Burke
Post Office
California Special Olympics Opens With 2500 Athletes In California
The 2500 mentally disadvantaged children begin three day competition in swimming diving and track and field at UCLA Drake Stadium and Santa Monica municipal pool. California qualified 20000 children through 300 local meets in April and May to form a 90 athlete delegation to the International Special Olympics at Central Michigan University August 8 and 9.
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California
Ucla
Drake Stadium
Santa Monica
Municipal Pool
University of Central Michigan
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Replica Pilgrim ship heads to Los Angeles Harbor
A full scale replica of the Pilgrim from Dana's Two Years Before the Mast is due to sail into Los Angeles Harbor Sunday afternoon. The 100 foot square rigged two master will dock at Ports O Call in San Pedro about an hour after entering the outer harbor. The vessel is planned as a floating museum with seafaring artifacts and may eventually move to Monterey, but its first home is San Pedro.
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Pilgrim
Richard Henry Dana
Los Angeles Harbor
Outer Harbor
Ports O’ Call
San Pedro
Raymond E. Wallace
Rolling Hills
Monterey
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Independent Press-Telegram
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