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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1975

Page

4

Legislators face high costs as pay lags and living expenses rise

Assemblyman Mike Callan notes lawmakers earn 84.5 percent of 1967 pay after inflation. Senators Deukmejian and Mills discuss time, travel, and apartment costs. Chel and Smith detail January expenses including hotel stays, meals, and staff travel, revealing a costly two-office routine and district obligations amid salary gaps.

Mike Callan D-Long Beach Internal Revenue Service George Deukmejian Long Beach Sacramento Sen. Smith Chel Smith Hofbrau Ron Lofstrom Senate California Chamber of Commerce Service Clubs United Crusade Deukmejian Protem James R. Mills San Diego Dennis E. Carpenter Newport Beach

Long Beach City Elections Preview with Propositions and Ballot

Long Beach prepares for Tuesday election results to be broadcast from City Hall as 70 candidates vie for City Council seats and three citywide offices. Propositions 1 2 and 3 seek employee protections political activity limits council authority over Planning Department hires and related reforms. Ballot lists Paul W. Diefenbach and Larry Goldstein for the First District among others with changes in candidate status noted.

City Hall Council Long Beach League of Women Voters of Independent Press-Telegram Dale E. Lowell Travis A. Montgomery Eunice N. Sato

Rehabilitation office moves to new Long Beach building

The State Department of Rehabilitation will relocate from 230 E Fourth St to 3530 Atlantic Ave in Long Beach. The notice lists numerous district officials and staff across eight districts and city offices including city attorney city auditor and city prosecutor positions.

State Department of Rehabilitation Department E. Fourth St Atlantic Ave Ronald A. Morgan Thomas Murphy Harold E. Perkins Edward J. Peters Sr Lana Clarke Phelan Dan Rodgers William J. Burgis Eunice N. Sato Elmer M. Share Edward A. Tuttle Rodney S. Wirtz Wes Carroll Jr E. F Ted” Cratchley Wayne Clarke Johnson Glenn E. Rucker Mel Salsman Dennis P. Schwartz Gil Stevens Harold “Bud” Ward Ninth Larry Nelson Jones Gena A. Osborn Russ Rubley John A. Walters Carl M. Bergkvist Edward M. Daley Leonard Putnam Long Beach Murray T. Courson Robert W. Parkin

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