Park space size disputed in Seal Beach plan
Seal Beach City Council opposed a California Coastal Zone plan to zone nine acres of Los Angeles Department of Water and Power land as open space. Six acres would be residential or commercial and three acres set for a park, with hearings in Huntington Beach and Long Beach. The council also approved continuing the Orange County Health Planning Council and noted federal funds potential under Public Law 89-749.
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Seal Beach
California Coastal Zone Conservation
Los Angeles
Commission
Huntington Beach
Long Beach
Thomas McKnow
Bennis Courtemarche
Orange County
Ralph Clark
Health Planning Council
Council
Stanley Matek
Zoning meeting on proposed nine acre rezoning in Seal Beach
Seal Beach planning director Robert S. Neprud and city representatives will hold a public meeting at North Community Center 8333 St. Cloud Drive Wednesday at 7:20 p.m. to discuss rezoning from General Commercial to Light Manufacturing. Rossmoor residents urged to attend as City Council prepares for May 12 second reading of the ordinance.
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Seal Beach
Robert S. Neprud
Genter
St. Cloud Drive
Rossmoor
San
Long Beach Outlines $83 Million Job Plan For January February
City officials report a comprehensive manpower program totaling 83 million aiding about 2.2 million persons through January and February. Twenty nine organizations including Long Beach government participate, with Title I CETA funds projected at 2.4 million through June serving roughly 1,200 people. Funds are allocated six months among groups: Long Beach Commission on Economic Opportunities 769,710 State Employment Development Department 11,793 North Long Beach Neighborhood Center 25,000 East Long Beach Neighborhood Center 96,720 Westside Neighborhood Supporting 3 Long Beach Unified School District 154,500 Opportunities Industrialization Center 87,440 California Trade Technical Schools Inc 39,000 plus 156,700 State Vocational Education grant.
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Long Head
Long Beach
Coast panel plan praised as step toward policy
Long Beach council heard that the preliminary plan of the California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission marks a significant step toward realistic planning policies to protect the coastline. City Manager John Mansell endorsed sound principles but urged local control and opposed adding another layer of government, while suggesting studying the League of California Cities land use bill to involve locals in state planning. The city criticized the commission on its institutional mechanisms, calling proposed powers and funding biased and inadequately analyzed.
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California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission
Long Beach
John R. Mansell
Mansell
League of California Cities
Coastal Commission
Commission
Long Beach Bar awards 17 scholarships at ceremony
The Long Beach Bar Association awarded $5,000 in scholarships to 17 area senior honor students at a ceremony attended by Superior Court judges and Bar Association officials. Warren Eckert and Judge Max Wisot presided. Terence Carney won $1,400, Scott Anderson $1,000, Iris Spector $600, Lee Bearson $400, John Branch $900, with twelve finalists each receiving $100.
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Montay
Bar Association
Superior Court
Warren Eckert
Long Beach Superior Court
Max Wisot
Long Beach
Twin brothers survive long odds and start high school
On July 5 1967 a mother and daughter gave birth three hours apart at Long Beach Community Hospital. The two boys Eddie and Tim Mascarenas now 17 attend Wilson High School and Pacifica High School respectively. Dr. Alex Kadvany attended both births and Uncle Eddie arrived first.
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Long Beach Community’ Hospital
Long Beach Area
Robert San Jose
Eddie
Stanley Ave
Alex Mascarenas
Tim Mascarenas
Sylvan St
Garden Grove
Wilson High School
Tim
Pacifica High School
Alex Kadvany
Siren call data from Ne Tang Beach police and fire dept
The 24 hour log shows multiple emergency responses across Ne Tang Beach including first aid calls at 140 arena Afrat Saat Be and 10510 Talldingee, car and trash fires near Long Beach Blvd and Magnolia Ave, a firm of arson alarms, and a mattress fire near San Diego and Lins Beach Freeway with incidents documented at 1:52 am and 12:09 am today.
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Arena Afrat Saat Be
First Street
Avenue
Talldingee
Pacific Coast
Anaheim St
Pier
Brutseri
Sint Sheek
Muling Avenue
Arbor Hoa
Bellslnwer Rowlevard
21St Street
Range Avenue
Long Beach Boulevard
Magnolia Ave
Arlington
Ug Beach
Long Beach
Olive Avenue
Anabel Streety
Third St
W. Ocean Blvd
San Diego
Lins Beach
Burglars Target Bellflower Home. Guns Stolen
Lakewood sheriff's deputies said Monday that burglars broke a window to enter the home of Paul Howland at 9593 Rendalia Street in Bellflower and stole two rifles a shotgun and a pistol valued at 240 dollars.
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Paul Howland
Rendalia St. Bellflower
Lakewood
Lost marbles found and ad jumble confusion
A quirky lost and found notice lists marbles found by Ed Bagby at an unspecified school hub with garbled text. It invites owners to contact Ed Bagby to reclaim items and includes unclear references and stray phrases about ads and prices.
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Ed Bagby
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