ABC classified workers press large pay hike in wage talks
About 1,100 ABC Unified School District classified employees represented by the California School Employees Association seek a $20 monthly raise, 37 hour week, and full medical dental vision and life coverage. The board counters with a proposal near the 1976 77 contract and reviewable in district offices. Public comments are invited as negotiations continue with both sides acknowledging potential changes during bargaining.
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ABC
Board of Education
Lee Alarid
California School Employes Association
Alarid
Norwalk
Cerritos
Ate Boltevet
Ate
CSEA
Signal Hill council endorses modest minimum home size
Signal Hill City Council split in its guidance to the planning commission on residential unit minimums. It approved 1,250 square feet for single family detached homes, and minimums of 850 for one bedroom apartments and 1,100 to 1,300 for two or three bedroom units, as part of a gradual zoning revision.
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Signal Hill
Planning Commission
Neff
County raises bite license fees for animals in 9r area
Los Angeles County supervisors hike license fees for altered animals from 3.50 to 5 and unaltered animals from 10 to 15 in about 27 contracted cities including Bellflower Carson Compton Hawaiian Gardens Lomita Paramount Rolling Hills Rolling Hills Estates Kaneohe Palos Verdes Signal Hill. They seek study of free spay neuter clinics for elderly and poor. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn opposed the plan.
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Bellflower
Carson
Compton
Hawaiian Gardens
Lomita
Paramount
Rolling Hills
Rolling Hills Estates
Qanehe Palos Verdes
Signalau
Kenneth Hahn
Lakewood Code slated for study
A Lakewood special study session by the City Council and Planning Commission will review a proposed Municipal Code amendment. The change would allow encroachments into rear and side yard setbacks for items like swimming pool equipment chimneys and water heaters under certain conditions.
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Lakewood
Huckleberry Finn Day Set in Cerritos
Cerritos hosts its first Huckleberry Finn Day at Liberty Park 19211 Studebaker Road. Kids ages 5 to 12 may fish for trout with provided poles and prizes for best Huck Finn or Becky Thatcher costumes beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Cerritos
Tom Sawyer
Becky Thatcher
Liberty Park
Nan Gray
Studebaker Road
Huck Finn
NAACP Leader Bernard Named to Great Western Show Board
Eddie A. Bernard, president of the Long Beach NAACP chapter and retired Navy chief petty officer, was appointed by Governor Brown to the Great Western Jr. Livestock and Dairy Show board. He fills the unexpired term of Armando Moreno. Bernard’s term runs to Jan. 15, 1979. Elizabeth Whaley, a Hacienda Heights homemaker and fair volunteer, also named to the board to fill the term of tary E. Graham, ending Jan. 15, 1978. Both appointees are Democrats.
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Sacramento
Eddie A. Bernard
Long Beach
NAACP
Cov. Brown
Great Western Jr. Livestock and Dairy Show
Elizabeth Whaley
Hacienda Heights
Bernard
Armando Moreno
Whittier
Mr. Whaley
Tary E. Graham
Ner
Long Beach State Earns Phi Beta Kappa Charter
Phi Beta Kappa grants a charter to Long Beach State University on Tuesday. Thirty nine LagU students will be initiated into the new chapter Saturday at 5 p.m. at the International Circle.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Long Beach State University
LAGU
International Circle
Jogging Health Talk Set at Long Beach City College
Dr. Kenneth H. Cooper, author of Aerobics, will discuss Can You Afford Not To Exercise at LBCC on May 24. He will also present Aerobics and the Science of Preventive Medicine in a separate afternoon session. Talks, 9 11 a.m. and 1 30 to 3 30 p.m., occur at Liberal Arts Campus auditorium Clark Avenue Harvey Way.
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Kenneth H. Cooper
Long Beach City College
Cooper
Liberal Arts
Clark Avenue
Harvey Way
Navy
Air Force
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Cerritos mulls auto mall plan with $75 million annual mix
The city aims to land tenants by September and present a final Planning Commission report. Jim Snow Fountain dealership on the site is expected to join. Officials estimate over $1 million yearly sales tax and $75 million in auto mall volume.
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