Huntington Beach Union High District Faces Teacher Salary Dispute
Trustees debated a counter proposal from the District Education Association as teachers walk out last week. Superintendent Forney hinted an announcement could come, while the DEA negotiators prepared for further talks. About 90 percent of 497 teachers shortened schedules amid the strike, with pay scales ranging from 6460 to 12920 dollars annually.
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Huntington Beach
Union High
District Education Association
California Teachers Assn
Max Forney
DEA
Youth Jobs Fund Allocated for 200 Needy Students
The Unified School District received a federal allocation to employ 200 needy students in a summer Youth Corps program. Eligible youths aged 14 to 21 who have not yet graduated high school will earn $1.30 per hour for tasks. Economic need and family factors are considered in eligibility.
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ABC . Unified School
Long Beach sees 1969 construction value near 1968 total
The Long Beach Building Department reports 61,607,806 dollars worth of construction permits issued in the first five months of 1969, already approaching the full-year total for 1968 as of Monday.
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Long Beach
Edward M. O'Connor
O'Connor
Smith-Amelia
Two Principals Receive New Assignments in Norwalk-La Mirada
Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District reassigns two principals effective July 1. Nyall Andreason, longtime Centennial Intermediate principal since 1950, will head Wright Intermediate, replacing Duane Hatch who takes a one year leave. Dave Walther becomes Centennial School principal, having started in 1950 as a seventh grade teacher and later leading Mattison Elementary.
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Norwalk-La Mirada
Nyall. Andreason
Centennial Intermediate
Wright Intermediate
Duane Hatch
Dave Walther
Centennial School
Bite
Mattison
Scout Fete to Feature Film Star
Western star Rod Cameron will attend Long Beach’s Scout-O-Rami at Veterans Stadium as grand marshal. Hundreds of Cub Boy and Explorer Scouts join a parade from Del Amo Boulevard to the stadium with the Long Beach Mounted Police Rams players Bruce Gossett and Ron Smith Fire Department and a San Diego Navy precision drill team. Cameron hosts ceremonies with Indian dances a trapeze line act and scout demonstrations plus 100 display booths showcasing cooking arts and crafts.
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Rod Cameron
Long Beach
Veterans Stadium
del Amo Boulevard
Clark Street
Long Beach Mounted Police
Los Angeles Rams
Bruce Gossett
Ron Smith
Long Beach Fire Department
Navy
San Diego
Carson Adopts Notice Policy After Absence of City Admin
Carson city council, by a 3-1 vote, adopted a policy requiring 24 hour notice when City Administrator Fred Bien plans to leave town after an unexpected absence from the Monday meeting. Mayor John Junk and Bien were on a San Francisco trip. Gil Smith urged explanations, while H Rick Clark opposed delaying. The meeting also approved architectural drawings revisions for future city hall and 27 fireworks stand permits for charitable groups. A study session on the budget was scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Carson City
Fred Bien
Bien
John’ Junk
San Francisco
Gil Smith
Rick Clark
Junk
Smith
Clark
Sak Yama
Moto
Long Beach Welfare Office Reshaped Under New Appointments
Los Angeles County Welfare Director Elvis P. Murphy announced two men will head the Long Beach district of the Department of Public Social Services, splitting the district into adult services and family and children's services. James Derry will lead family and children's services, while David Fulbright will head adult services.
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Los Angeles
Elvis P. Murphy
Long Beach
Department of Public Social Services
Sme
James Derry
Compton
David Fulbright
Welfare Department
Paul Lowry
Derry
Fulbright
Lowry
Gordon Johnson
Johnson
Wees
Murphy
Aee
Bureau of Adult Services
Bureau of
Family and Children’s Services
Bureau of Administrative and Special Services
Leonard Parish
Marvin Freedman
Howard L. Holtzendorff
LBCC Summer Registration Appointment Dates Announced
Long Beach City College announces summer registration appointments. Students can schedule May 1 at Liberal Arts campus 4901 Carson Street and Business Technology 1305 E Pacific Coast Highway, with additional dates June 10 to 18. Day classes run June 23 to August 1, and night sessions June 23 to August 15. A second six week day program runs August 4 to September 1.
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Long Beach City College
Liberal Arts
Carson’ Sti
Business Technology
Pacific Coast Highway
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