Bellflower votes to approve halfway house on Harvard Street
Bellflower City Council unanimously approved a conditional use permit for the Little House facility at 9712 9118 Harvard Street after three hours of debate. Harvey Jacobs led opponents citing RB zoning and neighborhood impact, while supporters stressed sobriety, classes, and community rest. Jacobs plans court action, with six to eight months before a hearing.
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Southeast Council On Alcoholism and Drug Problems Inc
Robert F. Leavell
George Ho Marsh
K. J. Cleveland
Alexander Goovonian
Downey Avenue
Joseph Triana
Triano
Irene Brandt
Patty Jacobs
Leon Emerson
Cheddar Sr
Alcoholics Anonymous
Emerson
Ittle House
Bernard Evered
Herbert Hughes
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Southeast Council On Alcoholism and
Hughes
Port of Long Beach awards grain terminal upgrade to Peter Kiewit
Harbor commissioners approve a 6 million dollar contract with Peter Kiewit Sons Co of Arcata to modernize three grain terminals. The project, part of a 10 million program, includes a shiploader and conveyor systems with two more contracts pending for a railroad yard and mollifications to the adjacent salt facility.
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Peter Kiewit Sons& Co
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Marshall, Barr & Pacquerie
Thomas J. Thorley
Harbor Department
Arcadia
Peter Kiewit Sons’ Co
Windy day hazards for Artesia linemen on poles
Wire workers toil on Artesia Boulevard as a windstorm makes routine wire moves perilous. Edison foreman Roy Ames notes winds can blow workers off poles and push live cables against them while using six foot hot sticks to handle 12 000 volt lines.
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Roy Ames
Seal Beach Approves Fourth of July Fireworks Sale
Seal Beach city council narrowly approves option permitting safe and sane fireworks for July 1 to July 3. Councilmen Kredell and Gray vote against sale. others support it citing youth patriotism and fundraising benefits. Public opposition from Old Town residents noted. debate on code adoption and timing follows July 4.
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Seal Beach
Russell Gray
Ronald A.chi Kredell
Old Town
Kredell
Frank Laszlo
Gray
Tom Blackman
Long Beach Unified School District Board Meeting Agenda
The Long Beach Unified School District Board schedules an executive session at 3 p.m. in Room 364 at board headquarters 701 Locust Ave for personnel matters and student action. A public Committee of the Whole meets at 4 p.m. with recommendations and deputy superintendent report. The public Unified meeting at 4 15 p.m. reviews district insurance and coverage issues including rising premiums and potential student exclusion.
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Long Beach Unified School District
Locust Ave
Unified School District
Bandit robs Williams Market owner. escapes on a bicyc le
Police say a knife wielding masked robber stole $200 from Eunho Yi owner of Williams Market at 743 E Deloras Drive. The bandit fled on a 10 speed bicycle after forcing money into a bag and leaving via the parking lot. Deputies report it occurred about 10 am Monday.
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Williams’ Market
Deloras Drive
Uith
Soviet Cruise Ship First to Call at Los Angeles Harbor
A 600 passenger Soviet cruise ship, the M S Mikhail Lermontov, is slated to arrive in San Pedro for an overnight layover, docking at Berth 51 after 7 a m and sailing to Acapulco Sunday at 6 p m. No visitors will be allowed aboard.
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