City planners argue over paying spouses to San Francisco trip
Los Alamitos city commissioners spent more than an hour debating whether the city should pay for spouses to attend the League of California Cities conference in San Francisco. Council members defended current policy while planning officials urged alternatives and a uniform approach.
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Los Alamitos
San Francisco
Phillip Cox
League of California Cities
Thomas Homrighausen
Anthony Selvaggi
Selvaggi
Barbara Audley Tater
William Brown
Commission
Linda Knohl
San Francisen
Brown
Hominghaugen
San Diego
Los Angeles
Homiighausen
Kathy Barrish
Cox
Bomiighatsen
Thomas Allen
California Building Service, Inc
Zidenko
California
Fred
Whittier College
California Building Services
Standard Insurance Company
Jack Ward
Lfe
Jack
Gallagher rites set for Long Beach civic leader
The funeral Mass for Ralph J. Gallagher 71 a longtime Ocean Boulevard service station operator and Elks honorary life member will be held tonight at 7 30 at St Barnabas Church. An Elks graveside service will follow Wednesday at All Souls Cemetery at 9 30 a m. He is survived by his wife Beulah daughter Beverly Miller brother Anthony sister Kathryn Egan six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Contributions may go to Elks charities or the American Cancer Society. Sheelar Stricklin Wartuary manages arrangements.
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Ralph J. Gallagher
Long Beach
Elks Club
St. Barnabas Church
the Elks
All Souls Cemetery
Gallagher
Beulah
Beverly Miller
Anthony
Detroit
Kathryn Egan
Huntington Park
Dren
Elks Charities
American Cancer Society
Sheelar
City College Sets Fall Semester Registration Deadline
Long Beach City College announces September 5 as the signup deadline for fall classes. All new and returning students and those not yet registered must obtain an appointment at the Liberal Arts Campus College Center or the Pacific Coast Campus student lounge. Hours and details are available by calling either campus.
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Long Beach City College
LACG
Gaide
College Center
Liberal Arts
Pacific Coast
Business and Technology
West Long Beach group to meet Wednesday
West Long Beach Business and Professional Association holds its first meeting at 7:30 pm with Council member Eunice Sato announcing the formation by a local chapter of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. Temporary officers may be elected. the group will address vandalism, intimidation, neighbor networking, property upkeep, growth, and liaison with city officials at Admiral Kidd Park facilities.
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West Long Beach Business and Professional Association
Eunice Sato
West Long Beach
Admiral Kidd Park
Santa Fe Ave
Seal Beach Maintains Tax Rate At 1.35 Per 100
Seal Beach City Council unanimously approves emergency ordinance keeping the property tax rate at 1.35 per 100 of assessed valuation. City Manager Courtemarche cites year 11 with steady rate, notes 1.491 million revenue for the year, and outlines funds split to general and state retirement. Council also approves library relocation offer, bus route extension, rezone to light manufacturing, and tighter tow truck regulations with licensing for two companies.
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Seal Beach
Dennis Courtemarche
Courtemarehe
Tom Blackman
Rossmoor Business Center
Caretemarche
Los Alamitos
Orange County Transit District
Pacific Coast Highway
Long Beach State University
Seal Beach Boulevard
San Diego
Ed Cibbarelli
Cibbarelli
Lakewood firemen paint hydrants for Bicentennial display
Lakewood firefighters painted hydrants along Maybank Avenue and Greenmeadow Road in red white and blue to honor the nations bicentennial. Spokesman Gordon Pearson said most of the 1700 city hydrants will not be repainted and warned residents against decorating hydrants without department permission. National Paint and Coatings Association notes such decorating is a growing nationwide trend and credits Mrs Rath von Karansky of South Bend with initiating the program.
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Stary
Mhole
Hal Lawe
Lakewood
Arent
Maybank Avene
Greenmeadow Road
Gordon Pearson
Pearson
Department
National Paint and Coatings Association
Rath von Karansky
South Bend
Ind
America
Three Hurt In Separate Long Beach Traffic Crashes
Three persons were injured in separate Long Beach traffic accidents Monday. Tanya La Belle, 3, of 2135 Elm Ave., was treated after being struck by Keeko Rowden, 38, of 2159 Elm Ave., on Film Avenue. Wilburn Wood, 50, of 5299 Appian Way, was treated after his car struck a parked vehicle on Third Street. Sydney Ho Luk, 20, of 1576 Locust Ave., was treated after a collision involving Anthony Baker, 21, of 9129 Artesia Blvd., on Artesia Street at Walnut Avenue.
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Long Beach
Tanya
la Belle
Elm Ave
St. Mary Medical Center
Film Avenue
21St Street
Keeko Rowden
Wilburn, Wood
Appian Way
Community Hospital
Third Street
Kennebec Avenue
Sydney Ho Luk
Locust Ave
Paramount General Hospital
Anthony J. Baker
Artesia
Artesia Street
Walnut Avenue
Long Beach Police and Fire Log Of Emergency Calls
A two hour period ending at 3 a.m. today records numerous calls answered by Long Beach police and fire departments. Entries include first aid responses at Elm Street, Sixth Street, Gardenia Avenue, Mira Mar Avenue, and other locations, a trash fire on Avenue, a box alarm at Lakewood Boulevard, and several injury and traffic accident reports across Artesia, Walnut, Livingston, and Orange streets.
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Long Beach
First Wit
Wig Beach Boulevard
Gardenia Ave
Fe Ave
St.y
Artesia ‘Street
Walnut Avenue
Easy Avenue
Miratar Avenue
Livingston Drive
Long Beach Bly Ard
Niela Ave
Orange Avenue
10Th Street
Howlevard
Carson
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Lorry Beach
Takens
West Orange County
South Bay
Arcaard Compton
Lynwood Artesia
Belitfower
Cerrites
Notwall
Cypress
Buena Park
Courtemarche
Terry Lee
Tom Whalen
Joe Eynon
U.S
Drive Avenue
Sixth Street
Alamitog Avenue
Senusboe Avenue
Social Security
Independent Press-Telegram
Orange County Agency
N. Main Street
Santa Ana
Standard Representatve
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