Torrance Principals Propose Year-Round Plan
Torrance principals urge a 12 month schedule for 38 elementary schools to allow full-time on the job time to plan and solve problems. District officials note estimated costs around 60 000 to 100 000 dollars annually, prompting further study by board president Mrs Polly Watts and possible June action. Dr J H Hull supports the plan citing many principals already working added hours. Bert Lynn weighs affordability as a constraint.
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Torrance
J.H. Hull
Bert Lynn
Torrance Board of Education
Polly Watts
Frank Tyrrelt
Edison
Ex L B Man Takes Ontario Mayor Post
Howard J. Snider formerly of Long Beach today was installed as mayor of Ontario. He is a 1947 Poly High School graduate and won an upset victory last week to unseat Mayor Charles R. Latinlorated, serving through April 26. Snider is the son of Mrs Hazelle Snider of Stearns Street and Bellflower Boulevard.
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Howard J. Snider
Long Beach
Ontario
Snider
Poly High School
Charles R
Hazelle Snider
Braytons
Stearns Street
Bell- Ave. Flower Boulevard
Mobile chest X rays unit to serve Los Altos area
A mobile chest X ray unit operated by Thriftimart Inc will be in service for the public at the Los Altos center market beginning Thursday. The short notice service aims to provide convenient radiography in a community setting, with the unit stationed at the center market location for the day.
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Thriftimart, Inc
Los
Altos Center
Bar Dancers Fail in First Court Round
Signal Hill case against two dancers Pauline Laughlin and Linda Hall and manager Robert Murgatroyd over alleged endangering and dissolute conduct was rejected for dismissal. Trial set for May 17 after judge Lilley denied defense plea and entered not guilty pleas for all three.
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Signal Hill
A Merci. Lilley
Kenneth Golden
Golden
Pauline D. Laughlin
Linda V. Hall
Robert A. Murgatroyd
Sarong A-Go-Go
E. Pacific Chast Highway
Signal Hit
Gahr High School Drama Fete Slated
Gahr High School in Norwalk will present the first annual festival of plays May 6 and 7 at 7 pm. The school choir and band join the drama students for the programs presenting a varied lineup.
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Gahr High
Norwalk
Long Beach Top Scholars Home Grown Board backs fee sharing
Los Angeles County supervisors support a proposed 2 percent share of court ordered probation restitution as funding for county services. A Long Beach Unified School District survey shows 81 percent of the past five years finalists trained in district schools. The measure, proposed by Assemblyman George A. Willson, aims to offset probation collection costs.
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Loe Angeles
Boreeyx Counlty
Los Angeles County
Scholarship Corp
Long Beach Unified School District
National Merit] Scholarship Association Corp
Long Beach
Frank G. Bonelli
Assembly
George A. Willson
Huntington Park
Willson
Willson Said, Noting That the Probation Deepartment
Thief Uncovers Hidden 702 Rent Receipts
Police seek a thief who stole 702 dollars from beneath a rug in an elderly owner’s chair. Maurice D. Dawes, 76, of Atlantic Avenue reported the loss after discovering the hiding place emptied and his bookkeeper noted rent receipts including 402 in cash and several checks were missing. The theft occurred while the victim briefly left the room.
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Maurice D. Dawes
Atlantic Ave
Dawes
Viet War Talk Set at Chamber Meet
Maj. W. T. Macyill outlines Marine Corps role in Vietnam at Dominguez Chamber of Commerce meeting. Program begins at Noon at the Golden Bull Restaurant on 19800 S. Main St.
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Chamber Meet
Dominguez
Maj. W. T. Macyill
Viet Nam
Dominguez Chamber’ of Commerce
Golden Bull
S. Main St
Postal Economy Move Faces Local Curb Mailbox Battle
Molly Burrell reports curbside delivery plan met fierce local opposition in Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley. City councils passed resolutions urging rescission, arguing curb boxes harm beautification, security, and sidewalk use while local agencies control street rights of way and budgets constrain expansion. Similar objections are filed in Sacramento, Roseville, and Fairfield as officials warn new tracts could lose curb deliveries without a reversal.
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Post Office
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
Orange County
Germain
San Francisco
Sacramento
Rosesville
Fairfield
California
Washington
Driver Gets 270 Days in Crash Death
Victor Lane Johnson 31 was found guilty of misdemeanor manslaughter in a Stanton traffic death and sentenced to 270 days in Orange County jail. He must attend weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meetings while jailed. Johnson, of Garden Grove, appeared in Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court for sentencing after police said his car ran a signal light at Beach and Cyass Shop and crashed into another auto. Burglars looted a dress shop in Garden Grove during the incident.
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Victor Lane Johnson
Orange County
Alcoholic Anonymous
Johnson
Russell St
Garden Grove
Anaheim-Fullerton
Beach
Cyass
Minnie Leeland
Flippen
Long Beach Blvd
Buena Park
Flip-s
Hearby
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