Long Beach approves 8.5 percent city pay raises
City Council unanimously approved salary increases averaging 8.5 percent for most of Long Beach’s nearly 5,000 workers, with detailed bumps for police, firefighters, and top offices. Manager Mansell’s recommendations total about 7.1 million for fiscal 1975-76. The council also asked for continuing study on several requested adjustments including parity for auditors and accountants.
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John R. Mansell
Long Beach
Mansell
Council
Friends of the Long Beach Public Library
W. Robert Pierce
Long Beach Area
San Francisco approves rent anti bias ordinance
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved a three year ordinance banning landlords from denying rent to families with children. The measure, aimed at reversing youth exodus, carries fines of 250 to 500 dollars for violations and exempts senior housing. It garners support from housing advocates despite landlord opposition.
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San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Edith Wiit
Human Rights Commission
Winnifred McCarthy
Apartment Owners Association
California
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Arizona
Board
Dianne Feinstein
Tides and Weather Summary Aneg Bosch and Orange County
Cloudy nights with partial clearing and sunlit late mornings through Friday. Temperatures rise from near 70s to mid 70s in some areas, deserts reach near 100. Coastal winds 20 to 30 knots, rough outer waters advisory. Moon phase details and tide times provided for today and Friday.
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Oranme County
Mojave Desert
Suthhern
Ber Deserts
Point Conception
San Clemente Island
Fanigtt
Smog Report Highlights Valley Pollution Levels
The Air Pollution Centre reports elevated smog levels across the Valleys today with carbon monoxide and other pollutants surpassing California standards. Officials warn peak concentrations may reach dangerous levels by Wednesday, urging residents to limit outdoor activity and monitor air quality advisories.
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Hosmo
Anania
APCD
Coast art fence proposal vetoed by California panel
SanDiego AP reports coastal commissioners voted 9-3 to block Christo and Jeanne-Claude style Running Fence stretching 24 miles from Petaluma to Valley Ford. Christo vowed inland 22 mile variant. museum lobbying and international responses cited. commissioners cited overwhelm of outreach with no evidence of public benefit.
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Pear Petaluma
Valley Ford
California
Christo
Rifle Gap
Mari
Sonoma
Patel
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum of Modern Art
Whitney Museum of American Art
Bronx Museum of the Arts
Institute of Contemporary Art
Boston
Geneva
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Teens Find Summer Farm Jobs In Central California
In Stanislaus County many teens may find summer agricultural work as the season advances. Field positions in cherry orchards start now with berries and fruit to follow, paying at least 2.00 per hour, with cannery and packing shed roles offering 3.89 to 5.38 per hour. Age rules and safety laws limit under 18 workers, causing concerns among growers about replacements when school resumes.
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Ron Asilock
Teamsters Union
Elaine Green
Farm Labor Service
State Employment Development Department
Don Johnston
Kern County
Edison
Union chief sued for beating workers awarded 42000
Three laborers sued union leader Manuel Renteria and others over a knife attack at union headquarters. A six person jury awarded Agustin Ponce Eugene Pesqueria and Jesus Esquivel 16000 each in punitive damages and 12000 total general damages for injuries. Burgos led the attackers and Renteria allegedly condoned the assault.
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Robert C. Nye
Agustin Ponce
Eugene Pesqueria
Jesus Esquivel
Manuel Renteria
Afl-Cio Laborers International Local 300
Rosario Burgos
Renteria
Burgos
Death by own action delays Norwalk trial
The trial of Deborah Kantaeng, accused of assault, was recessed to next week after the defendant's father, 45-year old Robert Lee Boyd, died by suicide in a Long Beach motel. Judge Beach Vasey granted a continuance, and both sides plan to reassess. Jury selection had been underway in the Norwalk courtroom where the case will resume. Boyd was expected to be a key witness in the proceedings.
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Deborah
Kantaeng
King 2
Beach Vasey
Robert Lee Boyd
Norwalk
Boyd
Long Beach
Community Hospital Names Incomplete List Of Births
A garbled OCR list records names of families and addresses tied to births and attendances at a community hospital. The fragmentary text mentions several couples and newborns in Long Beach and nearby areas, including mentions of streets and dates, but many names are partial or misread.
Sacramento Summary of State Legislature Actions
The governor took no major action while the Assembly and Senate passed several bills. Laws enacted address aged recipient support, medical malpractice awards tied to paid expenses, financial disclosure for officials, teacher evaluation standards, and related governance changes. The Senate and Assembly votes reflected party lines with narrow margins on multiple measures.
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Wrasse Newspares
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Vale
Sudges
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Mills
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Alce
Senate
Nt & Inter Inte
Police Beat Fire, Burglary Reported Across County
County Fire Department units along with two Long Beach units extinguished a blaze at Allstate Fence Co in Lakewood area causing about 12000 damage. A burglar accessed a Belltower Lakewood home through a louversed window. Losses included electronic gear 400 stereo equipment tools 430 from a Glendale garage thefts, a Harbor City school office glass removal, a 65 foot mast valued 800 from Wilmington boat yard, and several other burglaries in Harbor City Long Beach and Wilmington with items ranging from hot dogs to sound equipment rifles and a shotgun.
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Long Beach
Allstate Fence Co
South St
Lakewood
Thomas FB. Hayle
Glendale
Chestnut Avenue
Harbor Christian School
Anaheim St
Wilmington
Joel W. Andrews
Harbor Division
S. Western Ave
Harbor City
James R. Jacob
W. Bist St
Burglars Fall For Sob Story in Jackson
In Jackson, Michigan two would be burglars were fooled by a phony sob story from Mrs. Joseph McCabe who claimed her husband was hospitalized and she could not pay bills. She offered water, the pump was broken, and the burglars returned the items and left after one apologized. A $20 bill was later found on a table.
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Jackson, Mich
Joseph McCabe
Jackson County Sheriff’s
Hougée
McCabe
Water supply threat after cyanide leak at abandoned mine
Authorities confirmed a toxic chemical leak from a storage tank at an abandoned Barstow area mine endangered local water. Crews removed about 200 tons of contaminated soil as officials traced dripping sodium cyanide and worked to secure the site.
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