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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1955

Page

5

County District Plans $6.8 Million in Capital Projects

County Supervisor Herbert C. Legg reports $6,801,193 for capital projects in the First Supervisorial District including Long Beach Lakewood Amesia Signal Hill Hawaiian Gardens and Whittier. Projects cover park improvements highway work major buildings flood control and the Long Beach northeast storm drain.

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Traffic and land deals listed in regional budget plan

Budget notes show multiple public works items including traffic signal installations on Downey and Orangethorpe avenues, land acquisitions for Del Amo Park and a health center, water system upgrades at a golf course, and road shoulder construction. A Bonn Moscow peace context touches on wartime prisoner arrangements and a large storm drain project budget.

Los Cerritos Signal Hill Long Beach Artesia Orangethorpe Ave Studebaker Rd Morwall Blvd Horst Ave Hopland and Alondra Sts Bonn Germany Artesia Park Russia Hall Bonn-Moscow Ave Ens Camp Friedland Lance Saxony Bloomfield Park Coyote Creek Bassy East Geripeen Frazi East Ger Ans Masti West Germany

Republican dinner set with Nixon successor in San Francisco

Atty. Gen. Stanley Barnes will replace Vice President Richard M. Nixon as speaker at the Republican dinner in San Francisco on October 10. The event will feature a price of 100 dollars per plate.

GOP San Francisco S&s. Atty Stanley Barnes Dent Richard M. Nixon

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