Fort Bidwell notes mock legislature and local views
In Fort Bidwell California Oregon area a high school mock legislature debated bills including funding for a Phoenix swimming pool and a cost accounting idea to show taxpayer implications. Fort Bidwell residents rallied behind Sen George Denkmejian’s capital punishment amendment while praising spring growth, trout fishing, and local scenery as mild, clear weather returns.
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Fort Bidwell
Phoenix
Oregon
George Denkmejian
Protesters Demand More Emergency Aid at Budget Hearings
About 40 protesters from the Long Beach Downtown Neighborhood Center urged higher emergency aid as county budget hearings opened. They pressed for Ellis P. Murphy to appear, accusing delays and staff cuts of blocking aid while a family in a car reportedly went hungry. Murphy acknowledged financial checks, and supervisors ordered a task force for Long Beach.
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Noel Swann
L.A
Long Beach
Atty
Joseph Busch
Crossing guard Miss Frances Almberg to retire from Luther Burbank PTA honors
Frances Almberg after 11 years at the Fourth Street Jimipera crossing retires to travel. She protected students, rescued animals and aided a boy from a water-filled hole. PTA of Luther Burbank Elementary plans a Saturday picnic near the Bixby Park bandstand with potluck dishes and free coffee and punch.
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Luther Burbank
Frances
Fourth Street
Jimipera Avenue
Frances Almberg
Bixby Park
Luther Burbank School
Junipero Avenue
Ron Carlson
Signal Hill Council Slashes Budget By 117650
Hill leaders cut 117 650 from the proposed 1.5 million budget including 85 000 for a park expansion. City Manager Stratford urged guidance to bridge a 275 000 gap between 1 585 000 expenditures and 1 310 000 revenues. Council trimmed police capital outlay and maintenance while adding 4000 for finance department computerization studies. A shift to county fire protection cuts 250 000 from tax receipts, and four refuse collection plans are weighed ahead of Saturday decision. A wallet worth 500 was stolen from Adolph Buelma in Lakewood City Hall parking lot. burglar pried a windwing to enter the car.
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Signal Hill
John Stratford
Huntington Beach
Adolph Buelma
Gardena
Lakewood City Hall
Clark St
Sheriff's Deputies
Weekend Filipino fair to mark independence
A public health fair and ethnic festival marks the 74th anniversary of Philippine independence. The Harbor Area Health and Social Services Fair at Wilmington Parks and Recreation Center offers free health services and information booths from education, employment, health, immigration, and social services agencies. The Philippine consulate general hosts a four day Filipino Festival at Tower City Cultural Center in Los Angeles.
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Wilmington
Los Angeles
Spain
Harbor Area
Wilmington Parks and Recreation Center
Neptune Ave
Filipina Action Community Service
Tower City Cultural Center
Washington Blvd
Long Beach Human Relations Unit Urged to Act Boldly
Long Beach leaders urged the citys Human Relations Commission to become more aggressive in combatting discrimination and to publicize its work. Dr Horace Rains called for concrete assignments to committees while noting housing and employment panels had produced no activity reports. Commissioner Stanely Goldin urged better publicizing as an equal opportunity employer. Chair John Hanna planned not to seek reappointment. other long serving members announced similar requests.
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Long Beach Human Relations Commission
Horace Rains
Commission
Housing Committee
Employment Committee
Rains
Howard T. Williams
City Community Relations Coortin Ator
Denver
Long Beach
Williams
James Lebovic
Long Beach State University Sident
Lebovic
Stanley V. Goldin
Goldin
Fair Housing Foundation funding eyed by Long Beach panel
The Long Beach Human Relations Commission agreed Thursday to back the Fair Housing Foundation's request for city aid in fiscal 1972 74. The foundation seeks 4100 000 but received 525 000 previously. officials plan to ask the City Council for 531 000 this year. Commissioners urged sharing reports and budgets while some favored leaving final funding to city leadership. Dr Rains praised the foundation as laudable and deserving support from all civic bodies.
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Long Beach
Carniiis
Horace Rains
Aid to Parents by Adult Offspring to Be Discussed
California League of Senior Citizens set to discuss welfare reform act changes at Machinists Hall on Elm Avenue Monday at 1 pm. Principal speaker will be John Romero from league headquarters. The nonprofit group aids elderly blind and disabled residents.
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California League of Senior Citizens
Machinists’ Hall
Elm Ave
John Romero
League
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