Long Beach family honors 45 year education tradition at Wilson High
Mary Anne Marmion 17 prepares to graduate from Wilson High as the fourth generation in a Long Beach family tradition begun by Ruth Mitchell Marmion in 1902. Her father William Marmion is a Wilson alum and district employee relations coordinator. The family business Marmion Co. reflects long single-family ownership. Mary Anne plans to attend Long Beach State and consider special education while a Disneyland trip awaits after graduation. The lineage traces back to Ruth meeting her future husband on Wilson campus and to changes in local curricula since 1902.
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Paramount board to appeal EERB decision on teachers’ unit
More than 100 teachers and supporters urged Paramount trustees to recognize TAP and accept the EERB ruling placing counselors in the teachers bargaining unit. TAP leaders say a breakthrough has come, but the board disclosed it will appeal the decision, citing the unique counseling program and extra pay for counselors.
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Widow Edith Allison of Long Beach Remembers Ex Husband News Editor
Edith Allison of Long Beach recalls Dorothy Allison’s life and notes her ex husband George Lewis Low Allison, a former Independent Press Telegram news editor, died in 1974 after divorce in later years.
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Norwalk Extends Truck Parking Moratorium to June 27
Tim Burt reports Norwalk residents with trucks won’t face parking fines through June 27 as the council, lacking a quorum, postponed action on the truck parking issue. The city will seek a decision at the June 27 meeting whether to extend the moratorium. Officials urge truckers to rent or buy suitable lots, but many cannot find affordable options.
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Ballot Problems Highlight Health Agency Boundaries
Officials warn voters about ballot mixups as a new health agency boundary overlaps Hayes supervisorial district. The independent agency will allocate health services by area and review federal grant requests over 150000 dollars, with polling on Tuesday 7 am to 8 pm at Long Beach Compton and Torrance centers.
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Leisure Ad Draws Dune Buggy Buyers
Dune buggy offered for sale via an Independent Press Telegram Classified ad in the Leisure magazine finds a buyer in two days. The ad is placed on Smith Street and encourages quick action with a contact at 7 5050.
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Court mergers urged as 64 new judges rejected
Los Angeles County Supervisors voted 2 to 1 against a Superior Court request to add 64 judges to clear a civil backlog. They urged a constitutional amendment for a 1978 ballot to consolidate superior and municipal courts, warning the Legislature and Gov Brown to back unification. The move could delay adding judges and may save state funds though sparking veto risks.
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Orange County transit commission gears up for 1977 78 year
The Orange County Transportation Commission, formed six months ago, will launch full scale operations for the 1977 78 fiscal year starting July 1 with a budget of 870 515 and a 10 person staff. The agency funded entirely by state gasoline taxes will move into a vacant building at 10th Street and Broadway in Santa funding. The commission began with 106 400 for six months and aims to assess transit needs and propose expansion. a long range study could cost well over 500 000. Salary ranges run from 0 856 for clerical to 30 000 for executive director. Headquarters space totals 4 758 square feet at 32 cents per square foot, 31 522 per month. The site was formerly built for a stock and bond house which relocated after several years.
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Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's Campaign Finances Questioned
Orange County Grand Jury probes political campaign financing with testimony from supervisor Ralph Diedrich. Fullerton lawyer Michael Remington testified previously about power of attorney and control over a $250000 real estate trust fund and personal loans totaling over 50000 to candidates.
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Pine Mountain Instant Charcoal Starter Pouches
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