Lepick Announces Run for 38th Assembly District
John A. Lepick of Monita Street, principal of Tier Elementary School, and Republican nominee for the 38th Assembly District, emphasizes tax relief for middle income and fixed income retirees, fiscal discipline, and higher ethical standards. He seeks closer citizen involvement, educational leadership, and lifetime learning as education costs rise compared to welfare.
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John A. Lepick
Monita St
Tier
Mbly
East Lough Signal Hill
Lepick
The
Beach
Lough Unified
California college teachers lose bid to recover salary
A Superior Court judge ruled 3,500 California state college teachers are not entitled to recover 281,052 lost in salary reductions. The AFL-CIO College Council and 16 teachers alleged arbitrary cuts tied to a 2.9 million budget shortfall, but the court found no authority for the suit and noted reductions were necessary under the state’s limits.
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Los Angeles
CNS
California State College
College Council
the American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Tolal Productive Citizens
Leges
Lepick
Ellsworth Meye
Washington
McNamara
D-Mich
Paign
Bethesda Naval Res
Hospital
Ward Life
Paramount-Hollydales
California
Harbor Area Prohibition Group Meets Tonight at Library
The Harbor Area Prohibition Committee will meet at 7 30 tonight in Bret Harte Library Ray Lundquist of Harbor City chairs the group. The second film What We Have will be shown and guests include William J Scalf Harry Jordan and Rev H P Dunlop. The meeting is open to the public. Also five candidates for three Paramount City Council seats are invited to a public meeting at 8 in the Paramount School District board room.
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Harbor Area Prohibition Committee
Bret Harte Library
Willow St
Ray Lundquist
Harbor City
William J. Scalf
Lakewood
Harry Jordan
Rev. H. P Dunlop
Long Beach
Paramount City Council
Paramount School District
California Ave
Paramount
Richmond Looting Spree Spurs Police Rally and Racial Tension
A riot in Richmond involved youths described as Negro and aged 17 to 20 looting stores in the main business district. Police said no arrests were made and urged restraint while riot guns were readied. officials vowed to protect merchants and keep patrols active amid ongoing tensions.
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Richmond
Hondmond
Atena Negusne
Robert Chandiseworth
Murphy
Brown
Charles Brown
Blumfield
McDonald Avenue
Swan Company
Taok Jewelry
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Unster Assembly
Lepice
Occidental College
USC
South Pacific
Saipan
Palau
Leyte
Luzon
Ijiwo Jima
Ruth
Julie
Ann
John A
Harbor Area
Prohibition Group
Paramount Council
Sen. McNamara
Bullock's
Katiaorte
Bullock
Johnny
Laguna Tea Room
New York
Hebrew University of Israel
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Curran
Classified
P. Lamerdin
Compton
Pontiac
Clark Ave
Bel Amo
Tursday, V
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