Coastal panel plans estuary diking ban and fill limits
A coastal commission outlined a draft policy to forbid diking and filling in estuaries, remove sewage outfalls from lagoons, and bar mariculture projects that hinder public access or habitat. Chairman Michael Wornum urged public input before finalizing after hearings.
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Grand Jury urges more vocational centers in schools
The Grand Jury Education Committee calls for vocational training in junior and senior high schools to equip students with marketable skills. It cites high college dropout rates and argues many high schoolers should receive skilled training. It praises Torrance Regional Occupational Center as a model and urges regional center expansion with cost reductions and counselor support for young families and welfare-related issues.
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Board honors smog opponent
SAN FRANCISCO AP Dr. Arie J Haagen Smit a photochemical smog researcher and former California Air Resources Board chairman was honored by the board for leading the battle against air pollution The 78 year old Cal Tech professor emeritus was presented with the mounted gavel used since the agency formed in 1968 Haagen Smit had submitted his resignation last duty to take effect when a replacement was found In December Gov Teagan named former state senator Charles J Conrad of Los Angeles as board chairman along with three other new members
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Hahn blasts ex judge over $558 overpayment return
Supervisor Kenneth Hahn charged that a Los Angeles Municipal Court judge removed from the bench stalled in returning a $558 salary overpayment to the county. Ex-judge Leland W. Geiler, removed Oct 25, had been paid through Oct 31 at a monthly rate of $2,883. Geiler faced accusations of misconduct and prejudicial conduct. Hahn noted Geiler had 90 days to appeal to the Supreme Court and had questioned whether further salary payments should continue.
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L A man named to energy post in federal office
Supervisor James Hayes announced on Thursday that Harry Johnson, administrative deputy in the county Department of Real Estate Management, has been appointed to work in the Federal Energy Office as the representative of the National Association of Counties. Johnson will assume the post on January 1.
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County plans action over overpaid salary for official
County officials will seek repayment of an overpayment once Geiler’s appeal rights expire. If he does not return the funds, the county will file court action to recover the overpayment.
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