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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1975
Page
12
A 14 year old was arrested on suspicion of strongarm robbery after a 10 year old reported his skateboard stolen on E 220th Street in the 2600 block. Deputies withheld the suspect’s name due to his age.
Harbor police report a burglary at Three Rositas Bar 516 N Avalon Blvd Wilmington. A burglar stole cash register money and beer, with a loss totaling 460 dollars reported Tuesday.
Radios valued at 2300 dollars were reported stolen from an unlocked office of Western Pacific Co a harbor construction firm at 2100 Wilmington San Pedro Road on the Wilmington waterfront police said Tuesday.
Narbonne High School in Harbor City reports repeated midnight thefts from locked pens. A pig and a goat disappeared over the year and 20 rabbits valued at 50 dollars were also taken, triggering police inquiries. Separately, James Marley reported a man stealing a citizen band radio from his car around 3:30 a.m. on Adams Street.
Los Angeles supervisors delay a ban on cars with catalytic converters in high fire areas pending further tests. Kenneth Hahn pushed the measure after county fire tests showed converters could ignite dry brush when resting on it. Hahn announced new tests at 10 a.m. next Wednesday at County Fire Department Headquarters with fire chiefs Gov. Brown and auto manufacturers invited.
City Manager John Mansell dismissed charges of gross discriminatory practices in naming an executive director of the Long Beach Commission on Economic Opportunities as unfounded. The Black Regional Organization of Inglewood urged FEPC scrutiny, while council members debated referral to LBCEO and investigations, ultimately adopting a motion to refer and study.
The long list records police and fire responses ending at 8 p m Tuesday including a broken gas line at Fourth Street and Gardenia Avenue a house fire on 118 E 17th St multiple first aid incidents and several noninjury or fatal traffic accidents plus fire alarms trash fire and car fires at various streets and avenues.
Seal Beach approves a 5 351 984 dollar budget for 1975 76 with no tax rate change 1 35 per 100 assessed value. Council increases salaries for City Clerk and City Treasurer and raises parking rates to fund 60 000 more in revenue. Residents over 65 receive utility tax exemption raise to 5 000 income limit and planning height rules for Surfside examined.
Community notice invites humorous ads submitted to James Estes Classy Ads PO Box 707 Fort Worth Texas 76102. Early submissions receive priority if duplicates occur and a $5 payment is offered for printed ads.
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