Cerritos approves tract maps and city projects
Cerritos City Council approved 98 acre Kour Tract maps enabling 619 homes valued at over 14 million and other land use changes. January building permits totaled 2.2 million with 5.1 million in December 1969. Approvals include a 21 million federal topics plan grant, a storm drain project costing 92 thousand with city funds of 20 thousand, and a 200 thousand water pump purchase. council to study biweekly meetings and evening planning commission sessions.
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Verritos
Cerritos
Los Angeles County Department of Building and Safety
California
Artesia’ Boulevard
Carmenita Road
Marquardt Avenue
Dexter Goody
Cerritos Homeowners Association
City Planning Commission
Reagan OKs DMV Building Projects in Orange County Area
California Gov. Reagan approves a five year capital outlay plan funding more than 1 million dollars for two DMV buildings in Orange County. Allocations include 606,500 for an 11 million Anaheim facility and 528,700 for a 785,700 Westminster building. Additional land requisitions are planned in Costa Mesa and Torrance for 1972-73 and 1974-75 fiscal years.
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State Bureau
Ramento
E Department of Motor
Orange
County
Reagan
Anaheim
Westminister
Costa Mesa
Torrance
Tredway Enters Downey City Council Race in Downey
Harold Tredway, trustee of Cerritos Junior College District, filed nomination to oppose incumbent Thomas Morton in District 4. Both are attorneys. District 2 candidates are Virgil A. Thompson and Dale Baker, with Temple not seeking reelection.
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Tmerest
Downey
Harold Tredway
Cerritos “Junior College
Thomas Morton
Tredway
Marton
Scott Temple
Virgil A. Thompson
Dale Baker
Temple
Dance Aids Police Scholarship in Harbor City Fundraiser
Two dance bands Los Plateados and the Versa tiles will play at a Saturday night fundraiser in Harbor City under the Latin American Law Enforcement Association. Sgt. Al Pacheco Harbor division police serves as Harbor chapter chairman and says donations of 2.50 per person will boost the chapter’s scholarship fund.
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Los Plateados
The
Versatiles
Harbor City
Latin- American Law Enforcement Association
al Pacheco
Harbor Division Police
Harbor
Optometrists Oppose Public Sale of Safe Fireworks
Long Beach Optometric Society warned City Council that safe and sane fireworks cause about 5000 injuries annually with roughly 550 eye injuries and 200 cases of sight loss. Dr. Michael Gass urged maintaining stricter ordinances, noting vision and fire hazards. Council referred letter to the fire department for action.
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Long Beach
Michael Gass
Dr. Gass
Rossmoor Corp to Be Bought by Zero Co
Rossmoor Corp of Laguna Beach known for LeiSure World communities will be acquired by Zero Manufacturing Co of Burbank for over 25 million in Zero stock. The firm, founded 1951, develops aero designs and packaging equipment for computer and electronics industries with projects across Seal Beach, Laguna Hills, Walnut, Olney Md, and Princeton Nal.
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Rossmoor Corp
Zero Co
Laguna Beach
Zero Manufacturing Co
Rossmoor-developed
Sealseach
Lagunaills
Walnut
Olney
Princeton
Nal
Aero Designs
Cypress School District Opens New Administration Building
The Cypress School District dedicates its new administrative facility at 2 p.m. Sunday, housing the superintendent and offices for educational, business and personnel services. William Hall will preside, with talks by Christine Swaine and Ralph Hines. An open house follows.
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Cypress School District
Moody St
William Hall
Board of Trustees
Ceremo
Nies
Christine Swaine
Ralph Hines
Planning officials debate recording zoning conditions on deeds
The Planning Commission discussed ensuring future buyers learn of special permit conditions. They ruled recording with the county is impractical and noted enforcement would be difficult though the permit runs with the land. Attorneys warned title insurers may balk and city-wide cooperation would be needed.
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Planning Commission
Edwin J.wilson
Robert G. Austin
Austin
Weckford Morgan
Morgan
Theft reported at Bellflower home radios stereo TV stolen
Robert West of 17515 Palo Verde Ave Bellflower told Lakewood sheriff deputies that while he was at work Thursday four thieves robbed his home and stole radios a stereo and television sets from the premises.
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Robert West
Palo Verde Ave
Bellflower
Lakewood
Sheriff’s Deputies
Five Gas Stations Blocked at Busy Four-Corners Intersection
Long Beach City Planning Commission denied Walter Janssen's permit to run a gasoline and dairy drive-in at 4855 Bellflower Blvd. despite existing tanks and pumps. Commissioners warned the cluster near residential areas would be hazardous and unlawful, noting abandoned stations and a self service feature against ordinance.
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Long Bach City
Planning Commission
Mayer
Weckford Morgan
Bellflower
del Amo
Lakewood
Donald W. Phillips
Ernest Mayer Jr
Capistrano Fiesta to Celebrate Return of Swallows
Capistrano Fiesta week runs March 16 to 22 at Mission San Juan Capistrano with the Fiesta de las Gosondrinas parade on March 21 at 1 p.m. A rodeo follows, repeated March 22, plus campfire barbecue and breakfast. Hosts Mr and Mrs C Fulton Shaw announce a town edge campground for horsemen and families.
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Mission San Juan Capistrano
Mission Village
St. Joseph Day
C. Fulton Shaw
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Ralph McClurg
Community Improvement League
Municipal Auditorium
ArtForms
Art Williams
Cypress
Independent
Preva-Telegram
ONG Reach
Orange County South Bay Area
Compton
Lynwood Artes
Bellflowny
Norway Paramount
Westminster
Westminster Memorial Park Mortuary Cemetery
Veterans Lawn
Beach Blvd
Geneva
Capistrano
Ewith
Lakewood Blvd
Fred
Pacific Coast
Hwy
Wilmington
Admiral
Admiral Afc
Carroll
Lomita
Purdon
Manhattan Beach
Eastern Warehouse Furniture
Santa Fe Ave
Joe Ward
Long Beach Blvd
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