Recall effort eyed for Lakewood councilman Plunkett
Citizens group plans to circulate a recall petition to remove Lakewood City Council member Donald R. Plunkett. The Committee of 1,000 for Responsible Government cites 1,200 petitioners demanding resignation amid lawsuits with City Attorney John Todd. Campaign notes 25 percent of voters required for a special recall and cites tax costs. Plunkett denies receipt of petition scroll and declines further comment.
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Plunkett
Dewan Rynerson
Lakewood
John Todd
Plankett
Mitzens
GOOD BUDDY CB FEAR DIES AT CITY MEETING
A Tuesday council session dismissed plans for a CB radio ban after Martin Volkoff of the FCC explained interference cases. Residents testified they had no signal issues, while city officials noted no similar ordinances in nearby counties. The incident case remains unresolved, with legal actions unlikely.
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Lakewood
FCC
Matt Volkoff
Howard Chamber
Los Angeles
Orange Counties
John Todd
Hawaiian Gardens recalls election set for Navejas
The Hawaiian Gardens City Council votes 4 to 1 to set January 11 as the recall election date for Councilman Carlos Frederik Navejas, who abstained on the subsequent vote approving recall guidelines. Navejas, 26, faces a defamation suit against Mayor Jack Myers, Councilwoman Julia Sylva, and Administrator Jack Simpson, while town factions argue over finances and community tensions.
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Hawaiian Gardens
Carlos Frederik Navejas
Navejas
Jack Myers
Julia Sylva
Jack Simpson
Myers
Sylva
Simpson
John Does
Economic Outlook Conference in Anaheim lineup announced
Business and government leaders gather at the Anaheim Convention Center for the Economic Outlook Conference with morning keynote Joseph R. Renseh of Pacific Lighting Corp. and afternoon keynote Adriana Gianturco of the California Department of Transportation. US Treasury Secretary William E. Simon will also appear.
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Anaheim Convention Center
Joseph R. Renseh
Pacific Lighting Corp
Adriana Gianturco
California Department of Transportation
U.S. Treasury
William E. Simon
Long Beach Bids Open for Spring Street Project and Hints of Trouble
Police report a food dispute at Subway Cafe escalated when a customer attacked a worker with a knife, prompting a chase and a suspect at large. Other notes include a burglary on East 68th Street, a bulldog theft near the harbor, and a rifle-wielding robbery in downtown Long Beach.
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Long Beach
Peter S. Beckas
Subway
E. Ocean Blvd
Beckas
Kevin P. McCauley
W. Broadway
McCauley
Public Notice Inviting Bids for Pacific Terrace Center Parking Structure
Long Beach California issues a public notice inviting sealed bids for furnishing labor materials and equipment for graphics and installing the Pacific Terrace Center Parking Structure. Bids due 2:00 pm November 17 1976 at City Hall Room 303. Plan specs available for $25 per set. One contract will be awarded for all work.
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Weneby
Long Ke
Long Beach
California
Spring Street
Bellflower Boulevard
Studebaker Road
Callfarna
Studebaker Head
In & Weiken
Caltarnj
Gana
Pacific Terrace Convent
Pacific Terrace Conventa Center
City Hall
City of
Seal Beach approves library and senior facility project
Seal Beach City Council votes 3 to 2 to seek bids for the Mary Wilson Library and Senior Citizens' Facility on the old Pacific Electric right of way west of Main Street, est cost 570000. Kredell urged a public vote but no action taken.
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Seal Beach
Mary Wilson
Tom Blackman
Harold Holden
Russell Gray
Ronald A. Kredell
Frank Laszlo
Pacific Electric Railway
Main Street
Kredell
Bard
Seal Beach Boulevard
Gray
Kredell Abjee
Sing
City Atty
Pat Coughlin
City OKs paper bid for city operations materials
Torrance City Council approved a 43543 dollar contract with Carpenter Offutt Paper Co for 56 paper types used in city hall functions including memos agendas and interdepartmental communications. Also discussed police response to a block party on 12th Street near Electric Avenue on October 16 and permit authority questions.
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Torrance
Life
Carpenter/Offutt Paper Co
12Th Street
Electric Avenue
Kredell
Asst
Gino Gaudio
Bid rules and per diem wage details for Long Beach public works
The notice describes prevailing rate per diem and overtime wages for laborers and mechanics on city contracts. It requires bids on forms from the City Engineer, with a certified check or bank draft of at least ten percent of bid, and a corporate surety bond at fifty percent of contract price. The city may reject all bids and reserves right to proceed as needed. The document is dated October 28, 896.
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Ate
Long Beach
United States of America
Chyalbong
Robert C. Creighton
Ral Bevelgtor
Ilke
Abel
Eveents
al Tech
Onc
Uptil
Didy
Yuether
Robert C
Creighton
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Larry van Nostran
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Good Buddy
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Martin Valkoff
Federal Communications Commisen Fee Office
Koff
Takewood
Mary Gerstein
Martin Volkoff
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Graham Ritchey
Don Schultze
Schultzer
U.S.P
Hone
Sphret
Hewson
Seether Bell
Wer
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EiGvesaken Road
Theay
Califor
Locust Avenue
Psutomu Toma
E. 68Th St
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Linden Ave
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Beach
Orange County
City Oks Paper Bid
Reader's Digest
RCA
Dooley
Color Sky
Ray
Doolay
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