Overcharge rollbacks on gasoline ordered in Southland
Revenue Service investigators report rolling back more than $65,000 in overcharges at 63 gasoline stations over three months in Los Angeles and Orange counties. Stores in Long Beach and Orange County will cut prices temporarily to refund overcharges, while motorists advised to compare pump prices with IRS stickers. List of affected stations includes Shell Downey and Orange, Exxon Anaheim, Union and Shell sites, and several others in the region.
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IRS
Long Beach
Orange County
Rans
Southland Irs
Los Angeles
Orange Counties
Shell
Lis Rosecrans
Downe
Vernala
Norwath
Norwalk
Benny's
Bethee Brookhurst
Annaheim
Union
Warbienten
Susie Anahetm
Exton
Ball Rd
Anaheims
Ron Gilmer
Lisclin Ave
Anaheim
Talbert Avenue
Rockbiurst Street
Fountain Ety
Buchard Street
Warner Avenue
Fountain Valley
Sunny Hills Union Thrash
Bastancbury
Fullerton
Joshua
Enon
Seema Ingmolia
Mobi
Bates
Rengort Be Beach
Fred's Union
Chapman Ave
Orange
van Car Wash
Gilmore
Wapman Arith
Arbor Blvd
Santa ‘Ana
Larson Shell
Dith Street
Tustin Avenue
Santa Ana
Torres Texaco
Westminster Ave
Westminster
Policeman wins spot on Downey School Board
A Los Angeles police officer, D. Clayton Mayes, won a one year unexpired term on the Downey Unified School District board with 2,067 votes out of 4,110 total ballots cast. La Mirada voters rejected a popular mayor election, while Sherill L. Moses and two incumbents were elected to the La Mirada City Council.
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Los Angeles
Downey
la Mirada
D. Clayton Mayes
Downey Unified
William A. White
Norwalk
Bob White
Palos Verdes Estates voters back beach privacy
In Tuesday’s municipal election Palos Verdes Estates residents endorsed strict beach privacy. Mayor Joseph Barnett, re elected on an as is platform, and Dr. Paul Peppard won seats on the five member council, opposing any infringement on beach access for non residents.
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Palos Verdes Estates
Peninsula
Joseph Barnett
Paul Peppard
City council race and beach safety note at year end
Voters chose attorney Robert Welbourn over two rivals in a local council race. A housewife candidate, Hosemarie Kalemkiarian, advocated beach rest rooms to tackle a rodent problem. A pre election forum urged trash pickups on beaches and rest rooms to aid visitors. City policy limits access to coves tidepools and reefs due to private property barriers.
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Robert Welbourn
Hosemarie Kalemkiarian
Students plan nutrition talk for parents
Four Cerritos High School students will present a nutrition program to the ABC School District Adult Education Parent Education class at Burbank School Artesia from 7 to 9 30 p m March 14. The students Ron Gibson Tom Hendrix Suzanne Newlan and Arden Nunley are advised by instructor Sue Pendelton.
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Cerritos High School
ABC
Burbank School
Roseton St
Artesia
Ron Gibson
Tom Hendrix
Suzanne Newlan
Arden Nunley
Sue Pendelton
New Carson Sheriff Station Chief Named for Carson City
Capt Michael Logue of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department will command the new Carson station when the 1.5 million facility opens midyear. Acting Capt Harry Mier is promoted to captain and will stay at Firestone Station. The Carson Sheriff’s Station at Avalon Boulevard and Desford Street is slated to open in early June, serving the Carson Civic Center area. Logue has led the Comprehensive Burglary Bureau and joined the department in 1960. He holds a BA from UCLA and a master's from USC.
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E. Frederick Bien
Carson City Council
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
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Logue
Harry Mier
Bien
Mier
Firestone
Carson Sheriffs Station
Avalon Boulevard
Desford Street
Carson Civic Center
Capt. Logue
Sheriff's Department
UCLA
USC
Six people injured in Long Beach traffic collisions
Six persons were injured in four traffic accidents in Long Beach on Tuesday police said. Hettie I Camden 53 of 1643 Sherman Place and two passengers in her carRobert S Camden 2 and Marjorie McClintic 60 of the same address were treated at St Mary Medical Center after their car collided with a car driven by Clifford A Harden 35 of Anaheim at Orange Avenue and Seventh Street at 10 35 a m. Roger B Banker 20 of 157 East Birch Way was treated by a private physician after his motorcycle and a car driven by Frank A Ruiz 26 of Los Angeles collided at Artesia Street and the Long Beach Freeway on ramp at 11 a m. Wilbur J Hund 20 of 2216 Euclid Avenue was treated at Community Hospital after his bicycle and a car driven by Dennis R Wieser 22 of Lakewood collided at Clark Avenue and Carson Street at 11 40 a m. Sidney L Gray 33 of 2375 California Avenue Signal Hill was treated at Memorial Hospital after being struck while crossing Atlantic Avenue near Sunrise Boulevard at 3 20 p m by a car driven by Earl D Money 23 of 6880 Beechley Avenue
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Sherman Place
Robert S. Camden
Marjorie McClintic
St. Mary Medical’ Center
Camden Auto
Clifford A. Harden
E. La.Palma Ave
Anaheim
Orange Avenue
Seventh Street
Roger B. Banker
Bitch Way
Frank A. Ruiz
Los Angeles
Artesia Street
Fong Beach
Wilbur J. Hund
Euclid Ave
Community Hospital
Dennis R. Wieser
Dunrobin Ave
Lakewood
Clark Avenue
Carson Street
Sidney L. Gray
California Ave
Signal Hill
Memorial Hospital
Atlantic Avenue
Sunrise Boulevard
Earl D. Money
Beechley Ave
Safety fair set on mall at Los Cerritos
The City of Cerritos and the Artesia Cerritos Junior Women’s Club will host a Safety Fair in the Mall of the Los Cerritos Shopping Center on Friday Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Nancy Ballard the club safety chair said many organizations will participate.
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Fire at Long Beach Stationers Causes $5,000 Blaze
Firefighters contained a $5,000 fire at Long Beach Stationers, 441 Locust Ave, within 20 minutes. Crews confined flames to two rooms as Brice Stephens, co owner, and six employees were evacuated safely. Cause under investigation.
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Long Beach
Locust Ave
Brice Stephens
Kent Henderson
Long Beach Holds Series on Coastline Plan Proposals
Seven meetings between Sasaki Walker Associates and local groups launch the coastline element of Long Beach's proposed general plan. Sessions include City Hall council committee room and various venues such as 4134 East First Street, Kettering Elementary, Chamber of Commerce rooms, and Long Beach State University with participants from Beach Area Concerned Citizens, Alamitos Heights, Naples associations, Belmont Shore groups, and business associations.
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Walker Associates
Long Beach
City Council
City Hall
Planning Commission
Citizens Advisory Environmental Committee
Ernest Mayer Jr
First St
Beach Area
Kettering
Silvera Ave
Alamitos Heights Association and College
Chamber of Commerce
Linden Ave
Long Beach Associates
Naples Business Association
Belmont Shore Business Association
Sierra Club
League of Waren Voters
Long Beach State University
Neapolitan Lane West
Alamitos Bay Beach
Naples Improvement Association
Belmont Shore Improvement Association
Cypress College to Host First Annual Fair Day
Cypress College plans its first annual Fair Day on March 16 with activities for all ages starting at 19 a.m. including magic shows pony rides and cartoons a swimming and diving exhibition and a baseball game against Golden West College The event aims to inform the public about college functions with Carl J Ehmann and Richard A McIntosh as chairs of the organizing committee.
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Scypteas College
Carl J. Ehmann
Richard A. McIntosh
Division of
Language Arts
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