SEADIP plan eyes open land east of Marine Stadium
Long Beach plans commission backs SEADIP recommendations to develop the 1479 acre southeast area with low density, vast open spaces, a 21 acre golf course and 35 acres for marsh and trails. Public hearing set for April 28 to consider a master plan as oil wells operate where development waits several years.
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Southeast Area Development and Improvement Plan
Seadip
Long Beach
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Marine Stadium
Pacific Coast Highway
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Citizens Committee
Long Beach Grand Prix record shows huge turnout and city gain
The Long Beach Grand Prix Association says it fully paid the city for services through the April 3 race and deposited funds for April 3 costs. From advance ticket sales 344000 was paid to the city and 213900 placed in a local savings account. The city bill totals 342265 and the LEGPA must pay 440004 plus interest for race course rental in two installments by April 3 1978 and April 1974. The city has no cash invested and is set to receive about 24000 plus interest in the next two years. Total paid attendance for the three day event was 52378.
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LEGPA
Long Beach
Campton
Fullerton
Mr. Devers
H.S.C
All or nothing school tax opinions in Fresno study
A California State University Fresno professor argues that voters face an all or nothing choice on school tax issues and that a multiple issue ballot would let voters support some programs while rejecting others. He cites Fresno and Long Beach districts and urges ongoing public information and dialogue to gauge community priorities.
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California State University
Fresno
Gil
Fresno City Unified
Long Beach Unified School
Wardle
Downtown Long Beach debate urges housing for shoppers
A letter from HSC of Long Beach argues a revived downtown requires affordable housing and resident support to sustain a mall and shops. The writer critiques military and coastal enclaves as shopping bases, urges local investment, and questions city leadership amid crime and tax concerns.
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Wrigley
Dang Sa
P-T
Penny’s
Montgomery Ward
Doantuan
Messrs
Pook and Mayer
I. PT
James Wilson
Wilson
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Safeway
Pacific Avenue
Rutfum's
Bodell Long Beath
Indiscreet newspaper ad sparks parental concern
A reader condemns a Easter Sunday front page feature by A Ace Burgess showing a prostitution advertisement. They argue the suggestive content risks harming young readers including children aged nine and ten, calling for decency in national coverage.
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A. Ace Burgess
Christian World
Critique of false picture of Parent Effectiveness Training
A reader objects to an April issue piece titled At W it's End in Independent Press Telegram, saying the humorous treatment misrepresents Parent Effectiveness Training. The writer, who recently completed the course, reports personal gains in communication with children, value imparting, and fostering growth. The letter urges fair exposure of parenting education and warns against harming its reach by jokes.
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Wit's End
Independent Press-Telegram
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