Imagineering Theme At California Industrial Arts Meet
Industry and Art educators gather for the California Industrial Education Assn 28th annual convention opening Friday at Municipal Auditorium. About 5 600 public school industrial arts instructors and administrators expected. Topics include closed circuit TV in education apprentice training and manpower needs of industry. Buzz sessions will share reports from education government and industry leaders. A highlight is a Friday panel on Imagineering in Science and Industry at 7 30 p m in Concert Hall with moderator Dr Paul L Kleintjes and panelists Harley Iams Albert Hibbs and E A Quade. Executive council meets Thursday at the Lafayette Hotel. Social hour closes the Lafayette gathering.
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Education Assn
Municipal Auditorium
Paul L. Kleintjes
Long Beach State College
Harley Iams
Associ Aircraft Co
Albert R. Hibbs
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
E. A. Qiade
San Jose
City Council Grants First Reading to Zone Fee Hike
The council approves a first reading ordinance lifting application fees to 35 for zoning variances and 45 for zone changes with a 10 map fee option. Current charges are 5 and 0 respectively, while maps may be prepared by applicants. Other items include safety regs and school-related provisions.
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Privath
Veterson
Raph Kesorve
Avhule
Long Beach
KorVites
Sam
Nickers Ib
Alamitay
Wrights Prapeagannint Assa
Fara
Orlon
Oradt
T. Starr
Win
An-Anle
Heer
WSL
St. Witereunde
City Police
Teachers Urge $1.23 Million Boost for Textbooks
The California Teachers Association urged Governor Knight to add about 1.23 million dollars to the elementary textbook budget, warning that failure could mean elimination of the science program. The request, backed by the State Board of Education, was rejected by the Department of Finance and the Assembly Ways and Means Committee. current science texts are seven years old.
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Sacramento
Californian Teachers Assn
Knight
State Board of Education
Department of Finance
Assembly Ways and Means
Arthur F. Corey
CTA
Councilman Charges Legg Broke Flood Control Vows
Long Beach councilman Charles Garrison accuses County Supervisor Herbert Legg of dilatory flood control actions in Lakewood and eastern Long Beach. He questions whether voters will back a 270 million bond while promised open ditch improvements remain delayed. Garrison cites 1952 pledges and ongoing funding debates as he presses for timelines and action on Lakewood storm drains.
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Charles M. Garrison
Herbert C. Legg
Long Beach
Lakewood
Garrison
Legg
Fifth District
William T- Dalissi
California bill urged refunds for prompt sales tax payments
A bill introduced in Sacramento by Assemblyman Lloyd W. Lowrey would grant private businesses a 2 percent refund for prompt payment of sales and use taxes they collect. The measure aims to reward timely remittance to state authorities and reduce late payments, with details pending further committee review.
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Sacramento
Lloyd W. Lowrey
Rumsey
J. M. Soss
Long Beach
Pine Avenue
Wilming
Torrance
Rock and Roll Star Lewis Faces Divorce Suit
Jane Lewis, 21, files for divorce from Jerry Lewis 22, alleging cruel treatment abandonment and nonsupport. They married September 11 1953 in Fayette Mississippi and have two young children with no home while he tours.
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Memphis
Lewis
Jerry
Lee Lewis
Pepor Shales
Jane Lewis
Fayette, Miss
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