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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1969

Page

25

Grandma Werner Sails West Indies Aboard Polaris

Kyra Werner, owner of a Burbank coffee shop, plans a 36 foot Polaris voyage from Colonial Yacht Anchorage Wilmington to the West Indies and possibly Spain. Skipper Neil Tucker-Birkhead, 49, and crewman John Frederick Clausen, 25, join from Costa Mesa and Culver City respectively.

Grandma Werner Burbank Rca-Victor Disney Studios Kyra Werner Polaris Anchorage Wilmington West Indies Spain Costa Mesa Neil Tucker-Birkhead MGM John Frederick Clausen Culver City Ensenada Indies John Clausen

Property Tax Subsidy Urged in Ghetto Areas

Compton City Clerk Doris A. Davis urged a property tax subsidy to spur capital investment in minority communities. She blamed the South Los Angeles property value collapse and heavy taxes for business failures, citing a Compton center where one third of rent funds taxes.

Compton Doris A. Davis Los Angeles

Compton City Clerk proposes state aid for minority business

Mrs. Davis unveiled a plan to create a state small business agency offering tax subsidies to minority areas and property tax relief for local merchants. Danny Jones backed the effort, noting Compton’s shift to a predominantly black community and higher tax burdens on local business properties. He urged loans only with training and computer capabilities, and Green's anticipated bill within weeks.

Long Beach Naval Yard association touts economy drive

Frank Fisher president of the Long Beach Naval Shipyard Employes Association says the aim is to maximize value for every dollar. He notes over 90 percent of the yard’s nearly 8,000 employees are members and the group pushes civic involvement and fleet welfare. Buck Lanier adds Vietnam tour insights at the breakfast.

Long Beach Naval Shipyard Fisher Buck Lanier I.pt Lanier West Germany

Long Beach aims for a development renaissance in the 1970s

Mansell praised progress since the subsidence era 1957 to 1960 and forecast a booming 30 year era. He cited projects including Pacific Terrace, West Beach by Boise Cascade, Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Marine Stadium modernization, and Queen Mary investment. He noted a park expansion, City Hall and Main Library, urban renewal efforts, housing authority creation, and plans for 800 low income units. He urged preparations for growth to reach half a million residents.

Pacific Terrace West Beach Boise Cascade Corp Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool Marine Stadium Queen Mary Diners Club Mansell Long Beach Central Business District Pier 1

Teen Slain in Marijuana Centered Murder on Sunset Beach

Costa Mesa youth William H. Pond Jr. 19 moved from Newport Beach to Honolulu where police suspect a marijuana centered homicide. Pond was found shot between the eyes inside a Sunset Beach cottage with bulk marijuana recovered nearby. Housemates Ted Rogers 19 and Steve Chula 18 said a gunman held them at gunpoint but harmed none.

Costa Mesa Honolulu Newport Beach Island William H. Pond Jr William H. Pond Sr Albert Place Sunset Beach Ted H. Rogers Steve L. Chula

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