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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1969
Page
12
An expert argues the 1040 form is easiest for those with AGI under $900, while others face a complex maze of IRS pamphlets. He emphasizes seeking qualified help, avoiding last minute filing, and keeping complete records to save money and reduce stress.
Construction activity in Long Beach surged with 1,574 permits issued in January and February 1969 for total value of 26.99 million dollars, nearly triple the 1968 pace. Residential permits included 334 dwelling units with 2.26 million dollars value, while new construction stood at 9.32 million with most value in alterations and repairs.
Seal Beach officials voted to oppose dissolving the Orange County Harbor District citing assets and patrolling duties as unresolved. Provincially 13 cities favor dissolution, 10 abstain, two including Seal Beach resist. The council also approved a Riverfront Redevelopment Agency plan to pursue federal funds for a sewage project, signaling a 2 million gallons per day plant needed soon, up from 1.4 today.
Mrs. Lee Boyar of 1410 E Sri St Apt 3 Long Beach reports quick success from an Independent Press Telegram classified ad. Her first call came before 7 am and she sold her furniture before 8 30 am. If you have furniture or household goods for sale call HE 2 5959 in Long Beach.
Long Beach parents led by Mrs. Robert Wylder questioned the Board of Education as Associate Superintendent Vernon A. Hinze cited shrinking state aid. He warned 1968-69 class reductions may occur at junior high level. A special meeting with Hinze and parents was scheduled for next Monday at 7 30 p m in Boyd High School auditorium.
Education editor recounts the demolition this week of State College at Long Beach’s first permanent huts opened in 1951. Bulldozers replace temporary classrooms with an 18 month project to put up a 5 story engineering building, while Studion Theater and the original library remain in use. Citing Dean Flynn the 1949 origins and architect Hugh Gibbs, the piece notes cost from 400000 to about 3 million and enrollment rising to 27000.
The ordinance committee on Monday approved several additional items of simple plumbing and electrical maintenance that homeowners may perform without a city permit. The move broadens what homeowners can do themselves, expanding basic upkeep tasks without requiring formal permits.
Huntington Beach attorney Gustavo C. Galas pleaded guilty to grand theft in a tax trust case and was sentenced to prison with three years of probation and a 2500 dollar fine. Several co defendants face charges of conspiracy and grand theft for fees from five Orange County residents linked to an Illinois organization Americans Building Constitutionally. Others with similar charges listed include Fred K. Dell, Robert Hayes Sr, Richard J. Stephenson, Alton Lauren, Charles R. Billings, and Douglas R. Fahy.
A free eye checkup for children aged 3 to 8 is planned Sunday from noon to 4 pm at the County Health Center 5110 Clark Ave Lakewood. Lakewood Jaycees president Gerry Nichols said Long Beach Optometric Society staff will conduct the screenings and noted last year more than 20 percent of over 300 children tested needed corrective aid.
Lela H Allen eight died Sunday March 2 in Torrance a Wilmington resident for two years survived by daughter Thelma Richardson of Wilmington services March 5 1030 am at Green Hills Memorial Park interment by Green Hills Mortuary directors. Ray Allen and Dilday Family Funeral Directors 436 9024 Jean M Alexander 1139 Ohio Ave survived by husband Art A sister in law Natoy Kalin service Thursday 2 pm Dilday Family Chapel 436 9024.
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