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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1971
Page
9
Malibu residents clash with developers over Pepperdine College plans amid a broader fight over sewer needs and growth. Regional boards demand treatment facilities and bans on new permits while residents resist central Los Angeles expansion and pollution fears.
Malibu residents oppose freeway related limits amid a broader conflict over conserving the California coast versus development and public needs. The coastline commission legislation now before the state Legislature could decide the coast’s future, with concern that decisions may come too late for Malibu.
Malibu residents suffered a setback as the Local Agency Formation Commission voted 4 to 0 against the plan to form a new city. The commission said the 42 square mile proposal was not economically feasible with projected revenues of 735 313 compared to expenditures around 1 34 million and blocked any further moves for a year.
Sacramento UPI reports the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee defeated a bill by Sen. Nicholas Petris to levy a one cent tax on all nonreturnable containers to partly fund litter collection programs on roads, beaches and parks.
The San Gabriel Gospel Temple of Rosemead announces a 300 family congregation will relocate to Evansville Indiana. Led by Al Turrentine the group says the move was decided in mid February after a unanimous church vote. The Evansville site includes an option to build a new church as Christ Chapel cannot accommodate the growing membership.
Barry Commoner told Harvard Business School graduates that the nation’s environmental crisis stems from postwar technology. He cited synthetic chemicals and nuclear power as ecologically harmful, noting a 200 to 2,000 percent pollution rise from 1946 to 1968 while production grew about 45 percent. He urged rational tech use and new eco friendly advances.
Valley State officials delay decision on Bob Hope honorary degree with May as the target for a final nomination. Chancellor Glenn Dumke notes four nominations across campuses, while Valley State leaders deny confirming Hope as a nominee amid campus protests and leaks.
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