Lakewood sets four hearings on 4.3 million aid plan
Lakewood City Council agrees to four public hearings on distributing 4.3 million dollars in federal housing funds. Officials outline allowed uses including repairs, sidewalks, rehabilitation loans, and development efforts. City plans to submit a plan to the federal government by December with yearly funding starting at 239 thousand and totaling 4.327 million over six years.
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Lakewood
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Milton Farrell
Warrell
Comedhvonan
David Ream
Lirkewood
Dee
Rea
New Huntington Beach High School Plans Put On Hold
Preliminary plans for a new 8400-student high school in Huntington Beach are ready, but construction hinges on voter approval of a November tax override. The project, by William Bluregk and Partierk of Corona del Mar, could be finished by summer 1977 if approved, with fees to the firm only if the override passes.
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Willion High School
Hurntington Bedok
William Bluregk and
Partierk
Corona del Mar
Guotington Beach Union High
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Ralden West Street
Warner Avene
Cleetton
Uredistriel Trust
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Riwington Beach Union High
Long Beach Wins Federal Funds to Create Jobs Program
Long Beach receives federal support to fund job creation across the city. The program targets residents of the West district and partners with Long Beach State University and Long Beach Naval Hospital. Officials say the effort aims to reduce unemployment and deploy new positions through a Labor Department sponsored plan.
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Long Beach
Chay Hoxmer
Bellflower Parade Schedule Amid Absent Councillor
Readable fragments indicate Liberty and Veterans Day observances with a council meeting noting Mary Lewis absence. The text mentions a Bellflower parade schedule, a chair by a Tween era entity, and references to local civic planning.
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Mary Lewis
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Fie Tarjeed Ated Cavital
Roy Bela
Fragmentary Texts Reflect a Fragmented Preview
The readable portions hint at a public or literary event with dates and places mentioned in a garbled OCR. key names and venues are unclear, yielding a hazy schedule of tours and performances without verifiable details or coherent narrative.
Fragmented OCR hints at event notes and names
OCR text fragment appears as garbled notes with scattered names and terms. It references possible event titles, places, and figures but lacks coherent sentences or full details to identify a concrete incident or outcome.
Parking rules delay debated by Ventura County supervisors
County supervisors讨论 parking rule delays as they question EPA rules tied to South Coast Air Basin. They seek viable alternatives and study options to avoid delays in implementing controversial offstreet parking limits. The debate involves Supervisor Baker and other officials amid concerns about economic impact and local enforcement. The meeting plan includes a Los Angeles session to address EPA regulation timelines and potential delays. A separate incident reports a bandit with a finch-powler robbing Witlownna Liquors on 24 W at Witay St.
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Sagevisors
Miestis
Aental Proreetin
WPA
EPA
Wut
Ventura
Los Angeles
Orange
Wisweside
San Bere Harding
Peres
Craigy
Borin Mayer
Wdlhak
Orange City
Howe Mary
Wimani
Fragmentary notice lists names and places unclear
A highly garbled OCR notice presents scattered names and fragments of locations, making it difficult to extract a coherent event, action, or deadline. Limited legible tokens refer to individuals and regions without clear context or dates.
Medical center sale to UCI approved by county board
The Orange County Medical Center sale to the University of California Irvine was approved after a lengthy session. The agreement plans a 200 bed campus hospital, 31 bed reduction, and modernization costs potentially exceeding 420 million to upgrade facilities and provide emergency services for indigents.
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Orange County
Testis
Ectevine
Fia
University
Orange County Medical Center
Stanley van den Noor
University Cere
van den Noort
Came Pus Hospital
Amekinie
Ae Tocsiay
Bine
County
Hindsol
Treaday
David K. Baker
Garden Grove
Hine
Dad
Robert Battin
Simla Ana
Garlior
Long Beach physician Dr Don Crawford dies after heart attack
Dr Donald Cranhand a Long Beach obstetrician and partner of his brother Dr Crawford died in his home after a heart attack. Born in Michigan, he served in the Army Medical Corps, studied at Polytech and Long Beach City College, and was active in the American Medical Association. He leaves a wife and children, plus brothers Drs Robert and John Crawford. Burial at Cypress Lawn. memorial contributions honor Memorial Hospital and Women’s Hospital at Memorial.
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Donald. Cranhand
Robert Crawford
Brohn Crawford
Long Beach
Dr. Honus
Wits
Michigan
Polyfish
Clue
Cal Feye
UC Harkelay Aya Usc
Une Women’s Hospital
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