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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1975
Page
21
A panel at the International Women's Year Conference in Long Beach explored alternate life styles within expanded religious concepts. Participants included a lesbian student, an unwed mother, a divorced minister, a nun, and a young Jewish mother, each sharing personal insights on faith, family, and identity.
A panel on Women as Consumers- Financial Awareness and Responsibility urged couples to share financial responsibilities to prevent partners from being left in the dark after death or divorce. Lee Howard warned against sole control by one partner and urged both to know mortgage, taxes, life and disability insurance and car and home policies. Lynne Green and Rita Budd advised wives gain financial literacy to shop wisely and manage purchases and repairs.
King Olav V greeted by about 1,000 locals and 700 in a garden area behind the Norwegian Seamen's Church in San Pedro. He spoke from a balcony and thanked the crowd while touring Los Angeles Harbor. The king then drove to Long Beach Airport for a 5 p.m. flight to Monterey en route to Alaska.
Seal Beach marks its 60th birthday and the nations 200th with a Pre Bicentennial Parade down Main Street beginning at 10 30 this morning. The parade ends at Main Street and Electric Avenue at noon followed by lunch and entertainment in Heritage Square.
A Hunger and Welfare Conference to help churches and community groups assist people in need is planned for 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at St. Matthew's Catholic Church. It is sponsored by the Greater Long Beach Coalition Against Hunger with the Long Beach Area Council of Churches, Jewish Community Center and Catholic Social Services.
A Grey Panthers activist at Long Beach State University urged laws to aid seniors as the nation faces aging challenges in 2000. Josephine Smith, 76, warned older adults risk greater hardship and pressed for compulsory retirement changes, community service jobs for retirees, and preventative care programs. Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy highlighted bills aiding elderly residents, including flu vaccines and tuition waivers for seniors.
Assembly Speaker Leo T. McCarthy told Long Beach Chamber directors that California faces a rough year with 10.2 percent unemployment and warned against general tax increases. He urged ending special tax exemptions, noting a conflict over a port-related tax-break suit by County Assessor Philip Watson.
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