Torrance agrees to 7 percent pay hike for city workers
Torrance city officials and four employee groups reached a tentative two year contract offering a 7 percent first year raise and a staged second year increase. The deal shifts some pay into fringe benefits including improved health insurance while awaiting ratification by the Police Officers Association American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Fire Fighters and Torrance Professional Association.
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Torrance
Sonn
Leboy ‘Heat
Edid Ferrara
American Ration
Schmit OC tax guide is a self help project
A fragmentary note appears to describe Schmit OC tax guidance as a self help project with garbled lines. The readable bits reference a guide and a project context while much of the text remains unclear or damaged. No clear dates, places, or persons emerge from the legible content.
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Schmit OC
Orange County EIR on airport rejected for further study
A four year old environmental impact report on future uses of Orange County Airport was sent back to the Planning Commission for more work. The panel asked staff to assess noise and other environmental effects on nearby areas and analyze cargo and passenger transport economics. Only Airport Division manager Robert Bresnahan supported approval, while many speakers called the report inadequate and biased toward commercial interests. Environmental Manager Dennis Sundstrom proposed more study, noting at least 82 days before a return, with no early date set for the commission’s next review in early 1978.
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Orange County
County Planning Commission
Robert J Bresnahan
EIR
Bresnahan
Board of Superviesors
Dennis I. Sundstrom
Environmental Management Agency
Sundstrom
D C Opposes Airport Application Amid Noise and Space Limits
County supervisors insist on unresolved jet noise issues and insufficient facilities at the field. They note no terminal space for other airlines and incomplete environmental impact studies.
Sheriff radio system automated to handle millions of calls
A state sheriff radio center automated its dispatch to handle about 31 million transmissions annually. The upgrade reduced response times and sped data to patrol units, aiding theft recoveries and vehicle tracing. Center staff monitor patrol communications to ensure accurate information transfer during peak hours.
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Westminster OKs budget and 6 percent pay raises
Westminster City Council unanimously adopted a 16 million budget and approved 6 percent raises for city employees. The plan assumes 1 percent property assessment growth, with a possibility up to 1.5 percent. Council debates included tax rate stability, revenue sharing, and aging committee rules.
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Westminster
Bill French
Joy Neugebauer
Orange County
Homer Northcutt
James Evans
Claremont 81
Northcutt
Evans
Tt Path
Frank Pry
Py Committee On Aging
Hers Sinay
Hawaii Garden City Budget Adopted With Tax Increase
The city council approved a tentative budget of 1.7 million with a 3 cent per lie tax rate. The largest item is 271 dollars for Los Angeles County sheriff service. The plan includes a wage raise for city staff and a new fleet purchase.
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Hawaiiia Gardens
Ity Council
Los Angeles County
Classified Ad Turns Roadrunner into Van
Mrs Kenneth Runes of Norwalk easily turned her up unwanted Meat Plymouth into a van by giving the job to an Independent Press Telegram ad. The telegram ads reach the wire audience and offer expert assistance of an ad advisor.
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Kenneth Runes
Norwalk
Independent Press Telegram
Lassalte
Tres- Telegram
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