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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1966

Page

5

County urged to include fallout shelters in new schools

Los Angeles Supervisors were asked to require shelters in all new county schools to address a shelter deficit. A report by L B Hollinger notes the county has 410,616 shelter spaces from its own program and proposes integrating shelters with schools under a $10 million federal experimental plan, pending Congress funding.

Los Angeles L. 8. Holdinger Hollinger Office of Civil Defense Congress Los Angeles County Nation

Homeowners Will Hear Developer William Huston Speech

William Huston, president of Watson Land Co, will speak to the Dominquez Hills Homeowners Association Tuesday. He will discuss the 750 acre Watson Industrial Center in the Domingo area and a proposed project with John Marbut, president, aimed at school cooperation. The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. at Leapwood Avenue School.

William Huston Watson Land Co Watson Dominguez Area Dominguez Hills John Marbut Leapwood Avenue Schenl Leapand Inclu- Wood Ave

Typewriter Camera and Recorder Stolen

A car prowler stole a typewriter a camera and a tape recorder from a parked car belonging to Frank F. Clement of Whittier. The loss valued at 225 dollars occurred Thursday at 6975 Long Beach Blvd.

Whittier Frank F. Clement Long Beach Bivd

USC Group to Dig Into History on Middle East Project

USC professor Dr. Gerald LaRue leads a summer archaeology project in the Middle East with about 40 American students including ten USC participants. The group will pay $2000 each, wear ARH bands for identification, work from 5 am to 3:30 pm in the heat, and spend afternoons processing finds at site near Hebron under Princeton Theological Seminary’s Dr. Philip C. Hammand.

Gerald LaRue USC Hebron Jordan Middle East USC Group University of Southern California Dr. LaRue University Barkentine Road Palos Ver Uts Peninsula Dr. la Rue Philip C. Hanmend Princeton Theological Seminary Amercan LaRue

Property Tax Deadline Sparks Penalties and Warnings

Los Angeles County taxpayers faced penalties totaling over 4.3 million dollars for late property tax payments. The Tax Collector urged in person payments by 5 pm at the Hall of Administration and mail postmarks dated by April 11, noting late postmarks trigger penalties. A 4 percent penalty plus 3 dollars per parcel applies, with June publication of delinquent properties and escalating penalties up to 19 percent monthly after June 30 for the first year, then 0.6 percent monthly for four more years.

Los Angeles Los Angeles County Harald J. Ostly Hall of Administration N. Hill SE Ostly

Poverty Aide Plans Slanders Suit Against 3 Associates

William F. Nicholas, deputy director of the Los Angeles County Economic and Youth Opportunities Agency, says a libel and slander suit will be filed in superior court seeking 100000 in punitive damages against three defendants. The action follows a circulated letter alleging he used language slandering minority groups. Defendants named include Lois Fenley, Alex Norman, and Charles Knox, with Norman connected to Rep. Augustus Hawkins' staff.

Larry Lynch Nicholas Janother PBS Guage Reece Akeany Cent Los Angeles County Knox Mel Feet Wipme William F. Nicholas Economic and Youth Opportunities Agency Superior Lois Fentey Charles Knox Augustus Hawkins Watts House Education and Labor Committee Alex Norman Youth Agency Norman

Planners Delay Rule on Garage Size Minimum

Planners postpone until May 19 action on amendments to parking stall standards after a protest by building industry spokesman Harris Rogers who argues 20 feet is excessive for clear space. He notes large cars under 19 feet long and that current code already requires a 20 foot minimum when walls are counted.

City Planning Commission Harris Rogers Rogers

TaRue recounts chase of native by terrified Arab student

A fragment quotes TaRue describing a student who went berserk and chased a native man until both disappeared from view. The observer notes it was “funny” to watch as the terrified Arab fled, robes billowing behind him during the chase.

TaRue

Burglar Helps Himself to Cup of Coffee

A prowler broke into Mrs. Lucille II Cassel's home at 1517 E Broadway and helped himself to coffee before fleeing with valuables including a wire recorder and rings worth 555 dollars. Police identified the suspect as the intruder and recovered some items as part of the investigation.

Lucille Cassel Broadway

Bennett retires after 42 years with Long Beach papers

Robert O. Bennett closes a four-decade career with Long Beach publications after wartime service and transfers among The Independent The Press Telegram and Long Beach Signal He and his wife Peg live at 2695 Maine Ave Long Beach and he plans a 30 day cruise soon after retirement

Robert O. Bennett Press-telegram Long Naval Shipyard Bennett Long Beach Kalamazoo, Mich of Long Beach Telegram The Long Beach Signal Independent Presshrelegram Peg Maine Ave Monte Vista Ben Ser Lo Vannett Daniel H. Ridder Robert Bennett Phate

El Camino's New Auditorium on Schedule for 1968 Completion

Construction on El Camino College’s 2 million dollar auditorium reaches one month, with a 2000 seat facility planned south of the women’s gym. The project began March 3, 195? and aims for completion by January 1968, featuring continental seating and a hydraulic orchestra pit lift.

el Camino el Camino College

Stanton Shows Building Gain as Permits Soar

Stanton reports a jump in building activity with total funding £792,843.82 higher than last year. City permits issued last month totaled $702,249.07 mainly for 10 new multiple family dwellings and 24 alterations to existing structures. The 10 apartment projects authorize 125 dwelling units.

Stanton

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