Council Abolishes City Planning Unit
Westminster voters abolish the seven member planning body replacing it with a five member commission appointed at large. Frank Drake chair said the council’s action shifts control from planning to council alignment, with resignations and terms outlined for current appointees and new four year terms beginning after June 30.
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Larry Bitton
Justin McCarthy
John Parks
Frank Fry
Philip Anthony
Buel Jarrety
Board Rejects Teacher Salary Increase Proposal
The district board rejected a proposal to raise teacher pay by 500 per year to fund certification programs and raise minimum salary to 6250. The plan would raise the June 36 effective date and impact roughly 100 new teachers and classroom size reductions. Classified staff seek 4 percent, while noncertified workers received 3 percent this fiscal year.
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Downey Delays Ruling on Closing of Street
The city delays a decision on closing Second Brookshire Street to create a city owned 2.4 million theater facility at the southwest corner of Secant Street and Brookshire Avenue. The plan, backed by the traffic advisory committee, would reroute Third Street to handle higher traffic, but local business owners and the Chamber of Commerce oppose it as a deviation from the master plan and a hit to off street parking in the civic center.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Builder Seeks Zone Change for $7 Million Deluxe Village
J A Berg Lum Construction plans a 222 unit deluxe apartment complex on a 10 acre Santa Gertrudes Avenue site north of Imperial Highway in La Mirada. The project would rezone land currently single family to apartment use, include one and two bedroom units, split level design, walkways, and a small service shop area with public hearings required before planning commission and city council approval.
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Imperial Highway
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Algo
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Planning Commission
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City Reports Rising Business in Hatyanga Gardens
City Manager Alexander Noyes Alexander told the City Council that current fiscal year sales tax revenues are six percent of the annual budget. The city has collected 51570 from state tax, up from 41242 last year, plus 2906 from the new cigarette tax. Total revenues exclude holiday business.
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Child Undergoes Heart Surgery In Lakewood Drive
Kathleen Teresa Noonkester 3 underwent heart surgery at St Marys Hospital Thursday with officials saying the procedure was routine and the child's condition very satisfactory. Father Robert Noonkester spoke of the family's anxiety prior to the operation which lasted about two hours. The March of Dimes focus this year targets German measles linked retinal issues and a prospective eye treatment for Kathleen.
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Autonetics
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Orange Co Grand Jury Chosen and Foreman Appointed
Orange County selects an eight man and eleven member grand jury in Santa Ana. Superior Court Judge William C. Spiers names Donald R. Culegrove of Newport Beach as foreman after panel of 28 is drawn to replace the 1967 jurors. The panel’s report criticized county government practices.
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Reston
Bandit Pair Injures Housewife
A 47-year-old Wilmington woman was hospitalized after two armed men posing as telephone repairmen forced their way into her home and battered her. Mrs. Tony Soto, of 333 Island Ave, was in good condition at Kaiser Hospital Harbor City with a gash requiring four stitches. They fled after demanding money and assaulted a teenage couple before escaping in a second car toward Avalon Boulevard near Anaheim Street.
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Island Ave
Kaiser Hospital
Harbor City
Arknocle
Hughes Awarded Major Navy Engineering Contract
Hughes Afterall Company of Fullerton Lane wins a 1,178,750 dollar Navy contract at the Norfolk US Navy Supply Center to provide engineering services and technical manuals for the AN SP839 radar system.
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Pan Am plans $60 million Los Angeles service center
Pan American Airways will invest $60 million to build a major maintenance base at Los Angeles International Airport to service 747s and larger jets. The facility, to cover about 8% acres, will include four hangars and a ship shape building, aiming to employ nearly 10,000 with a $100 million payroll by 1980.
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Los Angeles International
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Los Angeles International Airport
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Los Angeles Department of Airports
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Douglas Gets Space Work
The federal government awarded two Saturn moon rocket component contracts totaling 479 million for a two year span. McDonnell Douglas Missile and Space Systems Division in Huntington Beach will fill the prime contracts. A 48 million contract covers production of two Saturn IV second stage rocket segments per year for two years, and a 31 million contract covers modification of a Saturn IVB hydrogen tank for use in a mated orbiting aerospace workshop vehicle. Both projects were ordered by NASA, according to Rep. Richard T. Henne.
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Richard T. Henne
Dhuntington Beach
McDonnell Douglas Missile & Space Systems Division
Huntington Beach
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hannz
Two Forger Prison Terms in County Warrant Theft Ring
Two former janitors have been jailed for forgery and theft in a county warrant scheme that could have cost the county up to 500000. Claudio Shorey and Percy Johnaun received 14 year terms each from Superior Court Judge Robert Wenke. A third suspect, Michael Kaufman, faces court on March 16 on grand theft and conspiracy charges.
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Claudio Shorey
Percy Johnaun
Superior Court
Robert IT. Wenke
New York
Michael G. Kaufman
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