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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1971
Page
8
Public accountants warn tax consultants lack standardized ethics and licensing. The piece cites In tax in Pasadena facing action for false advertising and unfair trade practices. Tips from IRS agents urge checking referrals, choosing established firms, avoiding blank returns, fixed pricing, and not granting power of attorney.
Bellflower city plans a 5.1 acre park at 10350 Foster Rd ready for children by mid May. The space includes 2.5 acres county property and three acres along an electric utility easement leased for 100 dollars per acre yearly. Water lines fencing and sprinklers will be installed this spring with a small basketball court planned for next year.
A low bid of 108011 submitted by Vladmir Popovich of Torrance for the Woodruff Avenue Park Street storm drain system. The bid was the lowest of 25 bids and 28.7 percent under the engineer's estimate. high bids reached 198307. Work runs along Park Street from Bixby Avenue to Woodruff Avenue then to Hacienda Street. Contract award expected tonight.
Cerritos College launches a four hour weekly bilingual business skills refresher for adults 30 plus returning to work. The course emphasizes typing with goal of 45 words a minute and offers optional shorthand, business machines, medical transcription, and civil service prep, with one on one instruction and a Spanish speaking aide.
The 100 member Aman Folk Ensemble from West Los Angeles presented a sold out show at the Music Center Pavilion. Critics praised teaching prowess and colorful varied repertoire but noted stage waits poor rehearsals and uneven lighting. Audience gave hearty, selective approval.
Bellflower City Council seeks reinstated longer hours at Bellflower County Library on Ei Flower Street. The library now closes at 6 pm Thursday and Friday and 5 pm Saturday, with potential for a larger 18,000 square foot facility to replace the current 5,600 square foot site amid county budget tightening.
A plastic cream for artificial teeth forms an elastic membrane to hold dentures to natural mouth tissues. Marketed as FixopENT for home use, it claims longer comfort and steadier fit, with claims tied to U.S. Patent 3,003,988. Available as a denture adhesive cream at drug counters.
Reports from tests on hundreds of patients claim relief from hemorrhoidal swelling using a non narcotic treatment. The article promotes Preparation EE Tubiteates as a protective aid to soothe inflamed tissues and ease discomfort, touting no narcotics or stinging agents in the method.
Chicago readers are invited to obtain a free non operating Beltone hearing aid model. The ad promises no cost or obligation and says the device weighs under one third of an ounce with no body head wires. Send a letter to Beltone Electronics Corp Dept 2377 for the free model.
County officials moved toward a lower 1971 72 budget with no tax hike. Most department requests are down from last year though Sheriff Musick’s proposal is expected to rise. County Administrative Officer Robert E. Thomas had warned of a possible 34 cent increase, while supervisors insisted on keeping the rate at $1.70.
The Planning Commission denied Mobil Oil Corp's proposal for a service station at the northeast corner of Del Amo Boulevard and Orange Avenue citing incompatibility with nearby residential zoning. Protests cited numerous gas stations already in the area and the site’s busy intersection. A separate burglary report states a saddle, radio, and $200 were stolen from Cynthia Gunderson on Denver Avenue.
Lloyd S. Whaley pulls two requests to rezone west Palo Verde Avenue parcels between Mariia and Bayyard streets from public and semipublic District P to C-2. He plans new applications for a special permit after Planning Department recommendation. The tracts north and south of Los Santos Drive now serve as church parking, with officials arguing that zoning via special permits provides better control.
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