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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1977
Page
17
Royal party greets Queen Elizabeth 2 as the world’s costliest liner reaches Los Angeles from Honolulu amid tight security. After a brief stop she sails on to Acapulco. The Cunard Line liner, 202 feet long and 60,000 tons, launched in 1967 at a cost of 812 million, is expected to net Cunard millions.
The Rolling Hills council debated a proposed amendment to the Palos Verdes landfill conditional use permit aimed at barring waste from any city with a population over a threshold. Residents split on allowing continued dumping near Mission Canyon while Los Angeles officials warned against discriminatory exclusions. An EIR study was directed for the April meeting.
A fragmented notice describes hobby show spaces available at the Lon Beagh Recreation Department. Names Mary Feldman and items at Kuediow Park near Stanbridge Ave appear amid unclear lines about attractions and activities for attendees.
City officials approved an ordinance to authorize removal of graffiti from private properties at the owner's request. The measure sets deadlines and outlines the process for city workers to act, with specific dates and procedural steps to follow.
Lakewood's City Council voted 3 to 1 to express confidence in City Atty John Todd despite a recent clash over his workload. The meeting touched on Todd's future, possible staff help, and Mayor Branstine's defense of his colleague amid ongoing council tensions. Supporters highlighted Todd's record and role as city historian, while critics warned of conflicts of interest and calls for clear accountability. The council also tabled a report on the Community Action Committees and set a study session to reexamine their function.
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