Lakewood street widening opposed at Clark Avenue meeting
Lakewood residents and officials debated widening Clark Avenue to accommodate three intersections. Public Works Director said widening 56 to 60 feet could reduce traffic jams with left turn lanes, while opponents warned it could devalue property and affect about 1,500 local students. Residents asked to abandon the project. discussion postponed to June 6.
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Ee Nation
Bilin
Robert Glinet
Woo Sak
Readent
Sthee Bak
Clark Avenue
Peal
Eloise Reppeteau
Public Works
Alex Beanum
Sernes
City honors 22 fallen officers in first Law Enforcement Week
The Long Beach City Council and Police Department observed National Law Enforcement Week by honoring 22 officers who died in the line of duty since 1908. Mayor Tom Clark spoke at the ceremony with Acting Police Chief Carl present.
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Long Beach Police Department
Police Department
Tom Clark
Carl
Bank Robbery Suspect Nabs $650 In Long Beach
Police said a robbery at United California Bank on Long Beach Boulevard ended when a customer followed the suspect and recovered part of the cash. The bandit, armed with a gun, handed a teller a note saying this is a holdup. A second incident outside another bank involved a 63 year old man losing $650 near Coast Highway.
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Renan
United California
Long Beach
Joseph Clearwater
Bank of America
Lee Coast Highway
Orange County Airport future clouded after noise award
After a $305,000 jet noise damage award by a Superior Court jury, Orange County officials ruled against closing the airport but warned condemning nearby properties could cost billions. They ordered a countywide study within 60 days by the General Services Agency to chart the airport’s future.
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Superior Court
Orange County
Serateger
Harry T
Newport Bay
Thomas Riley
Rinker
Adrian Kuyper
Kuyper
Riley
General Services Agency
Measles Shot Ban Hits 140 Long Beach Students
About 140 Long Beach Unified School District students were barred from class due to lack of measles vaccination under a County Health Department order. The outbreak has reached epidemic proportions with over 2,300 cases reported countywide this school year.
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Long Beach Unified School
He County
Gas seepage prompts Carson row on methane control project
Carson seeks to control a methane seepage at a 22 acre site south of Fran tisco Street between Main and Figueroa. A drive in theater is proposed on the former garbage site. Ray mond Syufy sued for a building permit but the judge ruled for the city council. Engineering consultant Myron Nosanov found only minor problems remain in gas mitigation. Two major issues: foundation subsidence protection and vent flare location. He warned pylons may be needed for snack bar and booth to reach solid ground. Council votes 3 to 2 to fix Nosanov’s flaws in the design, despite opposition from Bridgers and Smith.
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Frantisco Street
Main
Figueroa
Raymond Syufy
Carson
John Ma
Myron E. Nosanov
Engineering Science Inc
Nosanov
Noganov
Booth
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