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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1977
Page
11
A garbled report discusses risks at oil facilities in the Los Angeles harbor area. It notes substantial portions of the port facing potential hazards and mentions an advisory committee and southern regional officials evaluating safety measures without clear details.
A fragmented report indicates nonteachers favor the California School Employees Association to bargain on behalf of noninstructional staff, amid tense school district talks. The passage hints at district disputes and September scheduling concerns, with obstacles in reaching agreement.
Citicorp withdraws from LBGP following a brief disturbance during dispute over race and contact with ship crews. No injuries reported and authorities were contacted to resolve the matter.
A coalition plans to question legislators about measures seen as weakening housing obligations. Sen Paul Carpenter of Cypress, author of SB 1035, will be the first official to address the Orange County group, which argues cities are not currently obliged to fund affordable housing but must house low income families.
Orange County on Wednesday submitted a 230 million road wish list to Caltrans detailing four freeway and highway projects plus reconstructions. Key items include Harbor Boulevard and Ball Road overpasses, Knats Avenue and 17th Street interchanges, and a Newport Freeway segment from Palisades Road to Bath Street.
Bellflower Mayor Kenneth Cleland said no broad ad campaign will be launched for a new city administrator. Council to review resumes, interview test applicants, and select by summer with August as likely hire. City Clerk Jean Koeh has been acting administrator since April 9 after Finard Alario resigned.
The Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce sponsors a South of the Border Mexicoach bus trip. Buses depart from City Hall with reservations through the public information office, Main Street, or the Chamber of Commerce at 14552 Beach Blvd.
Independent Press Telegram ads from Von Thompson show IPT classifieds generate hundreds of calls and reliable sales. He endorses IPT for selling renting or hiring and urges readers to call a5 for results.
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