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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1977

Page

13

World Professional Skateboard Championships At Long Beach Arena

The World Professional Skateboard Championships open Saturday and Sunday at the Long Beach Arena with 88 skaters aged 14 to 28 and about 20 000 spectators expected. Prize money totals 25 000 dollars as top skaters from the United States England Switzerland Germany Canada Australia and Japan compete in events including freestyle, slalom, and the consecutive spins.

Independent Long Beach Arena California Free PROFESSIONAL _ Skateboard Association Don Branker United States England Switzerland West Germany Canada Australia Japan Branker Long Beach Russ Howell Howell Peretina Long Beach State‘University Aca Chris Chaput Torrance America

Cypress and La Palma Lead OC Cities in Housing Tax Rates

County Auditor-Controller Vic Heim released a city by city tax rate comparison showing Cypress and La Palma with the highest home tax bills and Laguna Beach and Newport Beach with the lowest. All cities see higher bills this year, with average increases around 250 dollars. The study used home values of 40 000 60 000 and 80 000 and assumed the 1750 dollar homeowner exemption.

Cypress la Palma Orange County Laguna Beach Newport Vic Heim Heim Wie la Palmma Newport Beach Irglme Gost Mesa al Beach Westminster Los Alarmitos Garden Grove Huntington Beach Trvine Costa Mesa

School board delays teachers' representative election to October

Long Beach officials discuss fiscal prudence and salaries as the school board considers an exclusive teachers' representative election possibly in October. The district aims to grant a three year salary increase while fighting an unfair labor practices suit, with Federation of Teachers leaders arguing the 5 percent rise is a cost of living adjustment and a memo of agreement is not critical.

Tey Jeter Powell Cated Federation of Teachers Long Beacheen Jerry ‘King Federaion of Teachers Ard Jerald &. Jacobs

Westminster School District teachers avert strike with 11 percent raise

After tense talks, Westminster School District and the Westminster Teachers Association reach an 11 percent raise over two years. The 400 elementary teachers receive 5.5 percent retroactive to July 1 and 5.5 percent next July plus study of salaries to match Orange County districts. The district also boosts benefits, lowers class size by about one student per class, and adds two new teachers. Negotiations began last May amid an attempted 16 percent demand and included state mediation.

Westminster Barbara Winars Orange Count Westminster Teach Association William Bianchi Winars Winlars

Norwalk La Mirada teachers press for talks and relief

About 500 teachers from the Norwalk La Mirada School District urged the board to return to bargaining for the 1977 78 contract. They pressed for a raise reflecting roughly a 4 percent cost of living increase, binding arbitration for grievances, and smaller class sizes. The district with 73 000 students has lacked a contract since July 31 and talks broke down. The meeting moved from the district offices to Norwalk High School due to overcrowding and fire code limits.

Norwalk-La Mirada Norwalk High School Audiim

Funeral Rites Held for L B Swanson Local Businessman

Private services were held for Gus E. Swanson 78 a Low Beach resident and real estate broker appraiser who died Wednesday Pat terson Snively Mortuary handled arrangements He was past president of the Exchange Club Junior Chamber of Commerce and Pacific Hospital Board former commander of Arthur L Peterson American Legion post and member of Al Malaikah Shrine Serv ice Lodge 514 He belonged to the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers and First United Methodist Church Surviving are wife Alberta a daughter Diane Lowry and two grandchildren Contributions are suggested to the Heart Association.

Gus E. Swanson Low Beach Patterson & Snively Mortuary Swanson Exchange Club Junior Chamber of Commerce Pacific Hospital Board Arthur L. Peterson American Legion A. Landdegree Mason al ‘Malaikah Shrine Service Lodge American Institute of Real ‘Estate Appraisers First United Methodist Church Alberta Diane Lowry The Heart Association

Oldest policeman retires after decades on beat

The silver haired sergeant, who began by walking a Pike beat for 5.50 a week, retires after a career spanning patrol, traffic, detective and jail work. He notes changes from 1920s public cooperation to modern heavy reporting and reflects on near resignation and a brief 1951 aviation stint.

IPT Classifieds Highlight Antique Cars Into Bargain Spotlight

The IPT classifieds feature classic Ford ads as enduring bargains. Dennis Telegrant and Schwartz drive buyers to note long standing deals in the vintage car market.

Dennis Schwartz

Builders craft model ordinance to curb influence

A coalition of 30 builders and business leaders is drafting a model ordinance to limit their influence on Orange County supervisors. The measure would define campaign donations as potential conflict sources and bar supervisors from voting on projects filed by donors. If not adopted, the group plans a referendum.

Orange County Grand Jury Ya . Kirk Evans Thomas Friley Newport Beach Coalition Ralph Benson Avco Community Developers Laguna Niguel Benson Shirley Grindle Grindle Ralph B. Clark A! Anaheim

Memory Boost Promise in Publisher Ad

A publisher promotes a memory improvement method via a booklet titled Adventures in Memory. Readers are urged to request the free booklet by sending name address and zip code to Memory Studio, Career Institute, Capt. 677-387, Div. of Singer Corporations, Inc., 1500 Cardinal Drive, Little Falls, Nd 0 Apostcard.

Memory Studio Career Institute Singer Corsocations, Inc Little Falls

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