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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1975

Page

13

Catalina operators deny ship sale and plan to keep service

SS Catalina owners say the 2200 passenger ship remains unsold and will continue cross channel service for several years if Harbor Department financial issues are resolved. Pending liens are released, aiding a potential June revival between San Pedro and Catalina Island, while a separate suit seeks damages against Catalina Terminal operators.

Los Angeles MGRS San Pedro Catalina Island Catalina Terminal Los Angeles Harbor Fred B. Crawford Harbor Department Crawford Board of Harbor Commissioners Long Beach Harbor Department California Catalina Wagner Superior Stanaland

Good Friday services held across Long Beach area churches

Long Beach area churches observe Good Friday with noon to 3 pm union services at Covenant Presbyterian Belmont Heights United Methodist and other locations. Speakers include Michael Dixon Ralph Mosby Jr Condon Terry Kesler Clement Coates and more. Local choirs and soloists provide music as communities join in worship and offerings support Released Time Religious Education.

Mark Clutter Long Beach East Long Beach Belmont Heights United Methodist Church Robert Kesler John Clement Kenneth Coates Truman Barrett Bixby Knolls Nazarene Church North Long Beach Carrol E. Ward Jr Robert L. Leffel Westside West Side

Planners foresee yearlong delays from new environmental rules

Long Beach planners warn state guidelines for environmental studies will swell the backlog. Robert Case says amendments to the CA Environmental Quality Act will raise workload for the Planning Commission and Department as reviews extend beyond negative declarations to environmental impact reports. Budget and staffing may need a 50 percent increase to handle the added demands.

Long Beach Ernest Mayer Jr Mayer Planning Department

City Council approves extra funds for Long Beach Emergency Food Project

The Los Angeles City Council voted to add 10000 to aid Long Beach's Emergency Food Project, though members urge Los Angeles County to share costs. Project chair Cora Cox and Major Don Pact of the Salvation Army say current funds are exhausted. DPSS refers clients and provides no cost food stamps.

Long Beach Los Angeles Cora Cox Don Pact Salvation Army Major Pact Department of Public Social Services

Orange County assessor won't suspend six aides amid Hinshaw case

Orange County Assessor Jack P. Vallerga refused to suspend six deputies indicted in the 1972 Hinshaw campaign. Grand Jury charges include conspiracy and grand theft. trial set for June 9 in Santa Ana.

Orange County U.S Andrew J. Hinshaw Board of Supervisors Jack P. Vallerga Hinshaw R-Orange George Upton Vallerga Upton Santa Ana Superior Court James N. Bertolino Chris Boukidis Reginald Dunlap Fred Forbeck John Montani Orange County District Attorney’s Alexandria Radio Shack House Roderick Wilson 40Th Wilson

Boy and grandmother save man from drowning

An eight year old Long Beach boy Larry Ross and his grandmother Brandy Lee saved James Buford after he fell into the water at Berth 79 dock in San Pedro. Buford was pulled ashore and released home after treatment.

Long Beach Berth 79 San Pedro Larry Ross Sandra Morgan Loma Vista Drive Ports O' Call Larry Edison School Brandy Lee 10Th St James Buford Rum Runner Buford W. Sepulveda St

Fences and Neighborliness Across a California Block

A Hoosier columnist, living behind a concrete block wall in San Diego, recalls a 1958 fire incident and laments how shared barriers isolate neighbors. He contrasts Midwestern neighborliness with California caution, urging simple hellos to bridge walls.

California San Diego Arnold Palmer Indiana

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Department Raymond Franco 68Th Place Curt Johnson L.B James Russom First Church of the Brethren Willow-Wrigley Heights A.E. Cox James S. Flora Lakewood Christ Presbyterian Church George S. Norman Donald R. O'Connor H. Eugene Warren John C. Bonner Commission W. Robert Pierce L.A. Food Fund O.C Robert Plumlee Kirk Armistead Garland Redding State Board of Equalization Robert Frost Woodruff Avenue
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