Long Beach Considers Citation System for Misdemeanors
Long Beach ordinance committee recommends replacing arrests with citations for minor offenses. Plan targets beach fires, leash laws, littering, petty thefts, and public drunkenness, to be refined with judges and officials. City Manager Mansell cites successful California use and potential taxpayer savings.
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Long Beach
John R. Mansell
California
Torrance
Dawney
Orange
Santa Ana
Fullerton
Los Angeles
Orange County
James T. Starr
Mansell
Fullerton Airport safety survey planned by Coast Guard
A three week survey of Fullerton Municipal Airport begins this week as part of a joint program with the FAA to map the area around the field. The study will chart elevations and obstructions to air traffic and navigation aid positions with results due in about six months.
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Nevy Fullerton
Fullerton Municipal Airport
Coast Gendetic Survey
Federal Aviation Agency
Navy ships accept donations for enlisted men aboard Yorktown
The Los Angeles chapter of the American Odinance Association funded a one day cruise on the USS Yorktown last January. Association members sent Captain William McCulley a $450 check with directions that the money go to the Armed Services YMCA to benefit enlisted men on Long Beach based ships.
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United States Navy
Navy
Los Angeles
American Odinance Association
Yorktown
William M. McCulley
Armed Services Ymca
McCulley
Long Beach
From Mudhole To Harbor Regional Park In Bixby Slough
Los Angeles plans a 950000 facelift for Wilmington mud hole once a drilling supply and lifeguard risk site. A master plan by Cornell Bridgers Trofler guides development with 850000 non city funds plus 100000 federal aid, while 1961 bond money awaits replacement or reallocation. District opposition cites historic cleanup costs and ongoing park aims.
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Wilmington
Los Angeles
Bixby Slough
Vermont Avenue
Federal Land and Water Conservation Agency
Clint Arnold
Cornell, Bridgers & Trofler
Arnold
Federal Conservation Fund
John S. Gibson Jr
Hotels Exempt From Occupancy Tax For Officials
The panel agreed that hotels and motels should be excused from paying the occupancy tax on exempt guests such as state and federal employees and consular officials. The ordinance committee urged the council to amend the ordinance to reflect this exemption and to seek mutual employee exemptions from occupancy taxes when on official city business in other California towns.
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Gally
Agtate
Robert F. Crow
League of California Cities
California
Rescue Team Pulls Boy From Face of Cliff
An 11-year-old boy on the Palos Verdes Peninsula was pulled from a narrow ledge 75 feet below the cliff by a county fire department rescue team. The boy, John Swift, of 13 Pomegranate Road, was not injured. Bruce W. Burkhart of Rio Hondo Junior College, who teaches biology at Portuguese Bend Club, received a National Science Foundation fellowship to attend a six week summer institute at Oregon State University starting June 26.
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Palos Verdes Peninsula
John Swift
Bruce W. Burkhart
Rio
National Science Foundation
Oregon
State University
Long Beach considers off street parking rule changes
A proposed ordinance would require off street parking for new dwellings with side walls one foot wide in wide lots. It aims to standardize garages carports and parking spaces, set minimum counts for one and two family homes, adjust space sizes from 9 by 20 feet to 9 by 19 feet, and allow limited exceptions as decided by the City Council.
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Long Beach
Starr
Planning Commission
Free hearing aid device offered by Assatiated Here ng Aid Centers Inc
A new easy to wear listening device is offered at no cost through Assatiated Here ng Aid Centers Inc distributors of Dahlberg Hearing Aids. It helps reduce listening difficulty for radio and TV programs and assists those with impaired hearing in gatherings and church settings.
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Hereng Aid Centers, Inc
Dahlberg
Chuech
Hear Better Hearing Aid Ad Offers Free Trial
An advocacy ad offers a no obligation home delivery of an electronic hearing device. It urges readers with hearing problems to call HE 20459 and provide their name and address to receive the device at no cost.
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Pine Ave
Long Beach
Calif
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