City considers report on condominiums before building
The LB city manager was asked to study whether developers must declare intent to erect a condominium before starting construction. The ordinance committee seeks guidance due to differing rules for condominiums versus apartment buildings, including subdivision maps and street improvements. City planners say misusing procedures is unlikely and note state law treats condos as property divisions for sale, while apartments are for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sherlock
Robert €. Creighton
Sherlock
Sharp drop in building valuation in Long Beach January
Long Beach building valuation fell sharply in January as permits issued by the city Building Department totaled 2,968,893 dollars for 1471 permits across building electrical and plumbing. January 1969 had a total of 813.1 million dollars with 1,797,610 in building permits including 959,190 for new construction and 838,420 for alterations and repairs. Residential permits dropped to 21 dwelling units valued at 220,800 dollars along with 215,600 for a recreation building, 118,720 for an industrial building and 123,000 for three stores. Also reported were thefts at Southern California White Trucks Inc. including a 2,800 dollar tools and a 400 dollar hydraulic press.
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Long Beach
Seufert Named Chief of Port Maintenance
George H. Seufert, assistant chief maintenance supervisor since 1963, promoted to chief of the harbor department maintenance section. The 48 year old will oversee all department buildings, wharfs, piers, streets and equipment and supervise the Commodore Heim Bridge operations after succeeding Val J. Deaser who retired January 19.
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George H. Seufert
Long Beach Harbor Department
Seufert
Killdee St
Val J. Deaser
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Harbor Department
Commodore Heim
Cerritos Channel
Memorial Hospital honors four with service awards
Memorial Hospital presented top managerial awards to four staff members. Ray Gillingham of Long Beach received the highest consistent standard of excellence for aiding a six million dollar hospital fund drive and supporting new equipment and a major research program. Bill Smith of Rossmoor won the most outstanding achievement award for starting a groundbreaking community hospital pharmacy program. Grace Hollenbeck was noted for advancing nursing quality control techniques, and Hazel Christiansen, Memorial assistant nursing director, was praised for coordinating nursing and hospital activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial and Children's
Bill Smith
Rossmoor
Grace Hollenbeck
Long Beach
Hazel Christiansen
Seal Beach Council to draft shoreline policy statement
Seal Beach City Council ordered City Manager Lee Risner to draft a shoreline policy statement after reviewing the Lieutenant Governor's Conference on Shoreline Development report presented to the council. The council favored the moratorium on dredging and filling and reducing beach recreation areas but questioned the scope of shoreline visual impairment extending half a tile from the ocean and affecting much of Seal Beach. The statement is to be considered at the February 16 meeting.
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Seal Beach
Sacramento
Lee Risner
Risner
Leary Family Goes On Trial In Santa Ana Case
Dr Timothy Leary faces trial in Santa Ana on marijuana possession charges with his wife Rosemary and son John. Pretrial talks occurred with Judge McMillan while jury selection was set. The family previously faced legal action after a Laguna Beach police stop and a separate Texas marijuana conviction.
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Timothy Leary
Texas
Santa Ana
Superior Court
Byron K. McMillan
Leary
Rosemary
John
McMillan
Laguna Beach
Neal Purcell
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Bert Bond
Southern California
White Trucks Inc
Cherry Ave
L.B
Gillingham
SMITH
Hollenbeck
Miss Christiansen
Memorial Hospital
Memorial and Children’s Medical Center Foundation
Westminster
Testminster Memorial Park Mortuary
Veterans Lawn
Beach Blvd
Geneva
Jefferson
Texaco
Purcell
Laredo
Tex
Mexico
U.S. Supreme Court
California
J.W. Blauge
Kya
WU ET Eee
RCA
Dooley
A.F.T
RSV
YALE
Sao Mil
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