City considers charter changes to district elections
Council debates proposed amendments from Citizens for District Elections including district only nomination and runoff plans. Supporters cite cost savings while opponents worry district only elections may limit cross district campaigning. Mayor’s district based and citywide runoff proposals are discussed. 80 day residency rule addressed after state Supreme Court invalidated prior rule.
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Renee B. Simon
Moss
Carl Schermeir
Colorado Sr
Citizens For
Edward Bennett
State Supreme Court
Sailcloth and spinnakers dot Seal Beach roof top workshop
In Seal Beach near Pacific Coast Highway a two story roof hosts a sailmaker’s display of spinnakers in red white and blue as modern Dacron sailcloth replaces cotton. Nylon sails last years with sun rot, and old ripped spinnakers become bloopers used alongside the main sail on the bow of boats.
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Pacific Coast Highway
Seal Beach
Deaver
Redevelopment suit targets Riverfront Project financing
The Oakwood and Bridgeport developments spurred tax revenue growth but a filed suit argues indebtedness from September 1975 bonds was not within the Redevelopment Plan. It claims proceeds financed a police station, yard, and a library outside the project, and challenges amendments as invalid. The lawsuit alleges the financing plan lacks cost and revenue estimates and fails to designate public use lands, plus asserts a 45-year option to buy border land violates due process.
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Oakwood
Bridgeport
Corporation
Rockwell
Pacific Blerthie
Hellman
Long Beach Council Acts On City Projects And Appointments
The Long Beach city council approves contracts for library draperies and graphic services, authorizes sewer connections and harbor development steps, and endorses state oil revenue agreements. It names Elton Blum as health officer, reviews equal opportunity programs, proclaims several civic observances, and refers various communications to departments and committees for action.
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Long, Beach
Celine
YWCA
New City Halean Library
Hare -Pipe Co
Keenan Co
Tormence
Mobil Oil Corp
KK LV
John Oe and Associates
Dings Pacific
Terrace Center i
Long Beach
Signal Hill
Port Oe
Breet
Orange Avenue
Gan
Atherton Street
Fanwood Avenue
Universi
Loraine
Lord Miller Collins
New Museum of Art
Elton Blum
Ibe
Os de Molay
Los Angeles
John K. van de Kamp
Charter Amendment Committee
League of Women Voters of
Long Beach Area
Aelents
Sharon
Department of Building and Styler
Personnel and Civil Service Committee
Chservice Boar
Seamnat Agotta
State Solid-Waste Management Board
Ca Iia Lion
City and County Planning
Bob Duren
el Council
State Lands Commission
New CofC acquires ten new Long Beach directors
Ten newly elected Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce directors will be installed at the 8th annual dinner April 8 in the Golden Sails Tin. They include Ken Davis Ralph Hatch C Robert Hastings Mason Kight Ene Lapthorne Henry Meyer George Murchison Dr Frank Pearce Christopher Pook and James Willingham. The board comprises 30 elected members and nine presidential appointees.
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Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce
Golden Sails
W. Robert Pierce
Ken Davis
Ralph Hatch
General Telephone Co
C. Robert Hastings
Mason Kight
Ene Lapthorne
Douglas Aircraft Co
Henry Meyer
George Murchison
Frank Pearce
Long Beach City College
Christopher Pook
Long Beach Grand Prix Association
James Willingham
New Car
Tierce
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