Van de Kamp seeks broader scope in district attorney office
Cat Van de Kamp, a Democrat and longtime political operative, speaks of expanding duties in the Los Angeles County district attorney’s office. He cites past campaigns, family bakery ties, and a plan to focus on felony sentencing and organized crime, while declining involvement in high-profile SLA and Hearst cases.
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Isherwood says coming out was no sweat at talk
Christopher Isherwood told a 2 hour audience at LBSU Gay Students Union that admitting openly he was homosexual was easy. He discussed writing, life in Berlin, and parallels to today, noting few parallels but noting Nazis blamed various groups. He spoke of monastic life briefly and his existential outlook.
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Backpacking classes offered by Long Beach Recreation Dept
Two four week backpacking courses are scheduled next week, one for servicemen and open to all, meeting Tuesdays at 7 to 6 40 p m at Recreation Department HQ 15 Queens Way Landing, the other Wednesdays 7 to 9 3 p m at El Dorado Nature Center 7850 B Spring St. fee 6 dollars. registration today and Friday 2 p m to 5 p m, weekend 9 a m to 5 p m. limited to 40 per class. instructor Frank Ashley. Instructors include basic and advanced topics in wilderness survival map reading compass equipment care trail cooking and more.
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Harbor College to Stage Lovers Winners and Losers
Harbor College Los Angeles Harbor College presents Brian Friel two part comedy Lovers Winners and Losers from November 19 to 22 on the main campus stage at 11 Figueroa Place Wilmington. Eight p.m. shows charge 1 for students and 2 for others. For more information call (213) 834-1925.
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Refugees and aliens fuel labor row at ceramics plant
Bailey says 39 Vietnamese workers were on the job before the strike and 31 hired since. The plant has been raided eight times since 1968 with 214 illegal aliens apprehended, including 81 in the May 20 raid. The union notes starting pay would rise to 2.35 plus 0.10 yearly bumps, while incent ive pay boosts earnings to about 3.30 on average. Strikers face dismissal if replacements stay, a move contested by Fullerton and the union vows to fight to Washington.
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Lawsuit Delays Westside Redevelopment Funding
Long Beach redevelopment officials defer a $10 003 PAC request to hire an architect planner to review Westside design standards amid a lawsuit seeking to halt the project. PAC attorney Peter Wallin argues litigation should not block legitimate redevelopment tools while opponents say no plan exists.
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