Peninsula City hearing cleared by state appeals court
A state appeals court ruled Wednesday to allow a Local Agency Formation Commission hearing on forming two independent Palos Verdes Peninsula cities, Rancho Palos Verdes and San Pedro Hills, despite objections from Marineland of the Pacific Great Lakes Properties and a homeowner. The decision preserves split-incorporation plans and delays on the writ, with next steps pending another court review within about 30 days.
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Marineland of the Pacific
Great Lakes Properties
Appeal Court
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San Pedro Hills
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Edwin Jefferson
Robert Kingsley
Ocean
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Crest Road
Benefit Run Aids Paralyzed Saint Anthony Youth
Former Saint Anthony High School cross country members organize an 18 mile benefit run for 17 year old Mark Portner who was paralyzed from the chest down in a beach accident. The August 23 event from Cerritos College to Saint Anthony's aims to fund hospital costs with pledges mailed to the school.
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Saint Anthony High School
Mark Portner
Long Beach
Saint Anthony's
Portner
Camp Pendeton Marine Base Hospital
Rancho Los Amigos Hospital
Robert Alberts
Tom Dunn
Saint Anthony’s
Cerritos College
Saint Anthony's High School
Rolling Hills Horses Shot VEE Vaccine
Rolling Hills horses received vaccination against Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis. Three veterinarians operated outdoor clinics along the Palos Verdes Peninsula, vaccinating about 200 horses at one site while authorities inoculated roughly 1,000 horses within Long Beach. The shots were quick, with immunity efforts aimed to meet state and federal mandates.
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Rolling Hills
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Lansy H. Cornell
Harbor City
Long Beach
Agriculture Department
J. D. Litwack
France Raine
Lanny H. Cornell
France
Dr. Cornell
Groundbreaking goofs mar Carson fire station event
At a ceremony for a new $126,820 Carson fire station officials posed for photos while a lone worker dug the foundation 30 feet away. The event featured Hahn Leahy and Jahnke, with minor errors including a misspelled name and mislisted titles.
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Kenneth Hahn
Carson
Victoria St
British ship fined for oil spill in Long Beach Harbor
The MV Borgnes, a British dry cargo ship operated by Tenex Starship Co. of London, was fined $100 after five barrels of diesel spilled into Long Beach Harbor on June 17. Warden Halph Wells of the Department of Fish and Game called the incident gross negligence for failing to pin an open pipeline while pumping fuel. Judge Kenneth Sutherland imposed the maximum $1000 penalty under the statutory limit.
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Long Beach Harbor
Halph Wells
Department of Fish and Game
Wells
Long Beach
Kenneth Sutherland
Tenex Starship Co. 9
London
Theft of $200 in household items at 216 TE. doth St.
Police reported that $200 worth of household items were stolen from John Lopez's home at 216 TE. doth Street after burglars forced open a window on Wednesday. The incident was recorded as a residential burglary with no further details on suspects or items.
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Garson City Council
California State College of Dominguez
John Marbut
Gilbert Smith
Tit Bert
John Lopez
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