El Dorado Park Equestrian Center Plans Hit Legal Roadblock
Development plans for an El Dorado Park equestrian center collide with a 25 year old city ordinance banning stables or riding trails on park land near residences. Las Mamitas officials push extensions for the project while recreation staff warn a variance and bid process could cost thousands of dollars and may not pass Planning Commission scrutiny.
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Berken
Avéa Ill
el Dorado Park
Carson Street
San Gabriel River
DeMille Junior High School
Inter
Nal
Gardner
Whittier Narrows Park
el Dorado Equestrian Center
Planning Commission
Lakewood Stables Foe to Lakewood Park Plan
Local horsemen and city officials debate Lakewood Stables on Edison right of way as Lakewood considers buying the property for a future park. Most riders pay for board themselves while owners seek stable relocation options and public interest to justify a bid. Mrs Garland, evicted horse owner, urges housing for horses amid rising residential pressure.
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Lakewood
Edison
Long Beach
Harry Gardner
Equestrian Trails Inc
Gardner
Charles Chivetta
I Community Planning
Chivetta
Dave Mills
Garland
Controversial Seal Beach Trailer Park survey accepted
The Seal Beach City Council, acting as the redevelopment agency, accepted a survey by Municipal Services Inc. on the Seal Beach Trailer Park. Costs to bring 51 trailers and 10 cabanas up to code, relocate residents, plus admin fees totaled $474,500, with possible rise to $994,500 if space is unavailable locally.
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Seal Beach
Municipal Services, Inc
Fullerton
Frank Laszlo
Ronald “Cn Kredell
Proviar Weir
Kredell
Budget talks spark debate over Long Beach recreation fees
Airport budget discussions raise concerns over parking beach fees and golf course use as residents hear from City Manager Dever that tideland revenues will dwindle. He cites nonresident use and plans for downtown growth including a marina convention center mall and a 3,000-space parking structure. Urban renewal meets skepticism.
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Dever
Tong Beach
School district seeks U S grant for renovations and builds
The district asks for a 1.3 million grant to renovate 10 elementary schools and Wilson High, 700 thousand for a new eight classroom building at Sutter Elementary, 700 thousand for Lincoln Elementary, sprinklers at Lafayette and Willard, and 350 thousand for an architectural drafting building and relocated shops at Wilson High. Spokesman Jess Lee requests a 6 percent teacher raise next year while unions seek 7 to 10 percent increases.
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Wilson High
Sutter Elementary
Lincoln Elementary
Lafayette
Willard
Jess Lee
Professional Educators of
Long Beach
The
Teachers Association
Long Beach Federation of Teachers
Field surgery for oil wells described in rugged terms
A mobile well pulling crew in the Sig nal Hill field treats ailing oil wells as field surgeons. They lift out pump rods and tubing, drop in bailers to remove sand, reseat equipment, and return wells to production. The job is dirty, dangerous, and pays well, with crews often including family members.
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Hanson
Maddox
Signal Hill
Ari
Bobby Hanson
Anaheim
Long Beach group weighs ballot options on housing fund
The Long Beach housing effort may seek funding through three routes: federal low interest loans, California Housing Finance Agency loans, or City Housing Authority revenue bonds repaid from tenant rents and federal contributions. The authority, effectively the City Council, aims to avoid city funds while addressing elderly and disabled housing needs. The leased housing program serves 1,671 families, with 3,000 on a wait list. PILOT payments and tax considerations may apply to publicly owned housing.
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California Housing Finance Agency
City Housing Authority
Housing Authority
City Council
Dick Major
Long Beach
Southern
California
Lael Hughes
Commission
Funeral services for Mathew J. McGrath
Funeral services for Mathew J. McGrath a post office employee are scheduled for 2 30 p m Friday at Snenyaide Memorial. The notice lists his employment and service time in a concise obituary item.
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Mathew J. McGrath
Snenyaide Memorial
Rape prevention class offered by parks and sheriff dept
The Southeast Park and Recreation District and the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department will present a free rape prevention class for women on June 2 at Norwalk Park in Carter Hall from 9 a.m. to noon. A Norwalk resident aged 86 died Monday. he was a Chicago native who moved to Long Beach in 19 and served the post office from 1921 to 1960, retiring as superintendent of Cabrillo Station and Belmont Shore Station. Survived by his wife, Anne, sons Don and Howard, two grandsons, and one great grandchild.
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Southeast Park and Recreation District
Los Angeles County Sheriff Department
Norwalk Park
B. Sproul St
Norwalk
Carter Hall
Chicago
Long Beach
Cabrillo Station
Belmont Shore Station
Anne
Don
Howard
Sin
Whiplash injuries and chiropractic care rise in auto era
The article warns that increasing car speeds and new vehicle features raise whiplash injuries. It argues chiropractors are best suited to diagnose and treat this condition, noting potential linked problems like migraines and nervousness. Early examination can reveal pressure on the upper spine.
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Mt de Senea
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Los Angeles Times
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