Rigid rules opposed junior college equal rights cry
California junior colleges push for equal rights under autonomous boards while state policy keeps them under the same oversight as elementary and secondary schools. Bruce Reamont, Cerritos College student body president, leads talks on a separate junior college trustees board and other campus policies as he prepares for a spring conference in Inglewood.
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Don Kirkland
California
Gampus Sneders
California Junior College
Bruce Reamont
Lakewood
Norvalk
Cerritos College
Reumont
Inglewood
Rewmont
San Francisco
Clive
California Junior College Advisers Association
Mentary
Association
Burglars Loot Paul Shaffer’s Long Beach Home
Thieves entered 4473 Kanver Ave. by prying open a sliding door and stole nearly $1,000 in valuables including a color TV set, revolver, and gold wristwatch. Local officer Reumont notes the loss, while unrelated commentary on birth control literature follows in the surrounding text.
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Paul £. Shaffer
Kanver Ave
Long Beach Po
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Shaffer
Plan Sheriff Patrol for Community in Norwalk Manor
Norwalk sheriff to begin patrols on private streets of Norwalk Manor next month after Norwalk City Council unanimously authorized enforcement of State Vehicle Code on the condo district's streets. Residents urged protection due to unlicensed youths driving fast. About 700 adults and 800 children reside there. Council rejected a horn honking enforcement proposal near Cerritos College, Cerritos College Ze and Excelsior High School, noting it would be hard to enforce and unfair to youths after games.
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Association
Beamont
Sheriff's Department
Norwalk Manor
Norwalk
Cerritos Colze
Excelsior High School
Bellflower Takes Coughran Park Official deed transfer
Bellflower City Council accepted and quit claim deed for Coughran Park from Los Angeles County. The site on Bellflower Boulevard south of Arthurdale Street was previously held by the county and operated by local preservation groups. A separate note mentions a Christmas party at Veterans Park and a YMCA event, with other local civic details and a prowler incident on a garage break in January.
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Bellflower
Coughran Park
Los Angeles County
Bellflower Boulevard
Arthurdale Street
Long Beach
Diathe Downey Parks and Re 4Es Association of Southvation District
Veterans Park
C. C. Mernandez
Paul
Downey
Jim Fidler
Brian K. Brand i
Meyer
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Ray Oros
Hel
Gale Ave
Israel Firms Join Drug Study Project
A joint drug research program between Professor William I gram of the Weizmann Institute and Rachelle Laboratories of Long Beach was announced. The project focuses on anti-inflammatory compounds and new cardiovascular drugs amid Israel’s pharmacological work isolating active plant materials. Rachelle, a major antibiotic supplier to the U.S. government, operates in Long Beach with roots back to 1961.
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William Igram
thejTaub
Weizmann In- Weizmann Institute of Suistitute
Rehovoth
Israel
Arstery Rachelle Laboratories
Henry Ford Ave
Long Beach
George Kriek
Rachelle
United States
Krsek
Rachelle Laboratories
U.S
Mascot Killed Shocks New College in California
Dominique the terrier adopted by California’s State College at Dominguez met a tragic end when hit by a car on Victoria Street near campus. Students mourned the campus canine known as Snoopy or Dom, who had become a beloved figure since arriving before Thanksgiving and living among students during holidays.
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California
State College At
Dominguez Ills
Dominique
Dom
Hob Bersi
Victoria Street
Driver Accused of Manslaughter in Crash Death
Edward Reed aged 19 faces arraignment in Orange County Superior Court on a manslaughter charge after a preliminary hearing found sufficient evidence. Reed, of 1440 West Chapman Avenue Orange, drove a fleeing car that struck another vehicle, killing passenger William Charles Gribbin aged 28 of 9278 Standard Avenue Santa Ana on May 30.
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Pan
Edward Reed
Orange County Superior Court
Santa Ana-Orange
Lakewood seeks nominees for distinguished service award
The Lakewood Junior Chamber of Commerce invites nominations for its annual distinguished service winner. Nominees must be 21 to 36 and have served the community as teachers, youth workers, church leaders, organization officers, or similar roles. Last year’s winner was Russell Churchman, recreation supervisor, noted for wheelchair games during Pan American Week. Applications available at Lakewood Chamber of Commerce, 5787 South St.
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Lakewood Junior Chamber of Commerce
Charles E. Klaynes
Famousite
Russell
Lakewond
Port Tenants Lose Permits as Bridge Path Plan Proceeds
Long Beach Harbor Commissioners approved the staff recommendation to cancel permits for three port tenants whose operations lie in the path of the bridge project. The move follows a review of future development needs and property use.
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Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners
Magnolia Avenue
Beach Fee Proposal Delays Pier A Tenants Permits
City study delays renewal of 30 day permits for Pacific Sportfishing Sea Scouts and Shellmaker at Pier A east face. Renewal held to reassess fees of 4.60 per bench from Feb 3, 1967 until bridge construction. Board debates tariff lift for Port Authorities and questions South America trade mission budget.
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Pier A
Pacific Sportfishing, Inc
Boy Scouts of America
Sea Scouts
Shellmaker, Inc
Long Beach
Charles Vickers
Bureau of Franchises
California Association of Port Authorities
TH. E
Bud) Ridings Jr
Los Angeles
South America
City Benches Licensing Brings In 64487 Annual Revenue
Councilman Paul R Deals reports firms maintaining benches may raise rates for advertisers. City issues permits for 1443 benches, yielding 6638 annually to cover licensing costs. Four firms dominate, led by California Bench Co with 796 benches. Formerly only active ads benches paid, now all benches taxed. bookkeeping cited as problem by a broker spokesman.
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Paul R. Deals
The
Bureau
California Bench Co
United Bench Advertisers
Bench Add Co
City Bench Advertising
Brican
Detour Set at Freeway Interchange
Motocists using the Long Beach and Santa Ana freeways between 1 and 4 am Wednesday face detours due to construction near the interchange. Northbound lanes detour via Olympic Boulevard and Dilman Avenue. southbound via Dilman Avenue and Eastern Avenue ramps. Santa Ana Freeway traffic diverted to Eastern Atlantic and Ditman Avenues, say the Department of Motor Vehicles.
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Santa Ana
Eastman Avenue
Olympic Boulevard
Dilman Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Atlantic
Ditman Avenues
He Department of Motor Vehicles
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