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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1966

Page

32

State keeps freeway routes under study in harbor area

District planning engineer Sid Elicks said proposed Pacific Coast Freeway routes through Harbor City Lomita and Torrance remain unchanged from early meetings and no public hearing is expected before year end. Residents have strong protests about the impact on Harbor City and Lomita Pines as routes vary north of Palos Verdes Drive North and Anaheim Street with several southern and northern corridor options under review.

Pacific Coast Harbor City Lomita Torrance Sid Elicks Oflv Highways Elicks Lamita Pines Five Points Palos Verdes Drive Anaheim Street Narbonne Avenue Tor Lomita Boulevard Lomvita Recreation Center Torrance Municipal Airport

North Long Beach rezoning rejected by council

Council overrules planners and rejects a proposed R-1 to R-2 rezoning of a 400 lot North Long Beach area. Councilman Corbett noted opposing property owners after a two day survey and urged a public hearing though not legally required. The plan area lies from Artesian Lane to the north boundary and from the Long Beach Freeway to Butler Avenue.

North L.B R. E. Corbett North Long Beach Erty Corbett Planning Commission Artesian Lane Long Beach Butler Avenue

Brown to Sign Transit Aid Bill Ahead of Vote

California lawmakers anticipate Gov. Edmund G. Brown will sign a tidelands oil bill that earmarks state oil revenues for transit planning in Los Angeles County. The measure, Senate Bill 2, would set aside 3.9 million dollars for transit, with an amendment by Assembly members Unruh and Stevens expanding the rider to fund college construction. Mesple says Brown will sign reluctantly, after addressing transit and regional project needs.

California Edmund G. Brown Los Angeles Brown Long Beach Frank Mesple Long Beach Tidelands Assembly Jesse M. Unruh Inglewood Mesple

Discussions on Rossmoor Annexation Set

The Los Alamitos Optimist Club will host five meetings to present both sides of the Rossmoor annexation. Captain Robert F. Rife of Rossmoor will argue against annexation at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Los Alamitos Country Club. City administrator James Smith will discuss consolidation benefits at 7:30 p.m. July 30 at the same venue.

Los Alamitos Optimist Clubs Rossmoor Robert F. Rife Montecito Road Los Alamitos Country Club Rife Citizens’ Committee Los Alamitos James Smith

Plans Approved for South District Health Center Addition

Final plans for an addition at the South District Health Center, 1522 E.102nd St in South Los Angeles, were approved today by county supervisors. The project moves forward to construction, reflecting county support for expanded health services in the area.

South District Céiter 102Nd St South Los Angeles, S County

Catlin Quits as Principal at Franklin

Long Beach Board of Education accepted the resignation of Wilfred Buck Catlin as Franklin Junior High principal after 1d years and approved transferring Richard Manson from Hoover Junior High to Franklin to replace him. Lester De Noyelles was named principal at Hoover, and other staffing moves included Donald Smith to Jordan vice principal, Robert Severis to Lakewood assistant principal, and William Hillier moving to Hamilton vice principal.

Long Beach Board of Education Rearer Wilfred Buck) Catlin Franklin Junior High Richard Manson Hoover Junior High Franklin Catlin Lester C. de Noyelles Jordan High Hoover Donald F. Smith Lakewood High Jordan Robert L. Severis Hamilton Junior High Lakewood William I. Hillier Hamilton

Golf range lease approved near Long Beach hospital

County supervisors granted a 14 acre surplus land lease beside Long Beach General Hospital for a golf driving range. The arrangement runs in 90 day terms at 750 dollars monthly, with lessee Charles Beatty of Circle Golf Fairway previously paying 350 dollars. The 1966-67 budget contemplates selling the adjacent 28 acres, though Beatty seeks continued renewal.

Los Angeles Long Beach General Hospital Charles Beatty Circle Golf Fairway Redondo Ave Beatty

Circus announces halting price for kids at LA Long Beach dates

Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus schedules shows at Los Angeles Sports Arena July 20 to August 2 and Long Beach Arena August 4 to 7. A Sunday Independent report misstated that children under 12 would be admitted free. In fact, they are admitted at a reduced price, except on Friday nights and weekends.

Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey Circus Los Angeles Long Beach Arena Press- Telegram

Pact on Colorado River Water Supply Approved by County

The Los Angeles County Flood Control District won county approval for a three way deal to obtain Colorado River water via the Metropolitan Water District and resell it to the district for underground storage near Montebello. The plan funds a five cent per hundred tax levy in the southeastern replenishment district to raise purchase funds for the next fiscal year.

Lex Anadis Montebello Hills Walter J. Wood Engin Colorado Long Beach Louncer Angeles Orange County Montebellos Entrecer Annels Hills Metrannutan Central District Colorado River Owens Montebello

Longshoremen Caucus Approves Tentative Pact Stand

Representatives of 37 West Coast locals approve a tentative contract, with details not public. The pact governs Pacific Coast longshoremen and warehousemen, pending full caucus and rank and file approval before submission to the head union. A Polish Club picnic is planned at Houghton Park.

Westicaucus San Francisco Hawaii Nego Pees Lish Cus Long Houghton Park Inter-tlantic Avenue Artes Andj Street Jordan High Warehousemen’s Union

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