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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
28
Petrolane Gas Service of Signal Hill reported six months ended March 31 net income of 2.524 million and twelve months ended March 31 net income of 3.242 million, both all time highs. Twelve month earnings per share rose to 1.84 from 1.76 in the prior year.
The City Council authorized Long Beach to join a national traffic study with Sacramento in the Space and Information Systems Division of North American Aviation. Backed by the Highways Research Board and NAS, the $1 million project aims to measure traffic flow changes from street modifications with no expense or inconvenience to residents, coordinating with the city traffic division.
Gov Ronald Reagan appoints Harmon G Scoville attorney as judge in Huntington Beach Se al Beach Municipal Court. Scoville is a Republican and resides in Westminster. The appointment follows the controversial 1966 Legislature created judgeship tied to Brown era politics and a rumored deal involving Adrienne Sais.
The Corydon at Millikan High School won a statewide school press contest run by California health and journalism groups. Thirty eight California high schools competed with national ties to the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the National Tuberculosis Association. The Corydon issue highlighted smoking and air pollution harms and lung disease, based on a panel with Dr. Schumacher Dr. Ede and James Birakos, following a student interviewing demo by Ben Zinser.
Gov Ronald Reagan Wednesday signed into law a bill by Assemblyman Paul Priolo R Pacific Palisades increasing the maximum speed limit. This action aims to modify traffic rules and set new regional speed standards as part of state transportation policy.
A fragment notes a speed limit change affecting buses and cars, setting a range around fifty to fifty five miles per hour. It lacks clear jurisdiction or date details but indicates an update to traffic rules.
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