Carson City budget proposal seeks 290000 boost to 2.5 million
City Administrator Prederick Bien unveiled a 2.5 million dollar Carson City budget, up 290000 from the current year, with major revenue gains from a new business license tax and a SOCO sales tax increase. The plan doubles public works spending with street sweeper purchases and traffic light work, plus rises in public safety, parks, and general government costs. The council set a study session for next Monday at 7 30 p m and may draw on about 500000 in surpluses for raises and service boosts.
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Prederick Bien
Carson City Council
Public Works Department
Goals Committee
Leen «Prtittliv
Vandalism by children blamed for truck damage in San Pedro
Police say fingerprints and footprints from two or more boys aged 10 to 12 indicate they vandalized Rich Sign Company trucks in San Pedro causing about 1000 dollars in damage. Luminous lamps, paints, and extinguishers were dumped and sprayed inside cabs as workmen found the mess.
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San Pedro
Rich Sign Company
Gaffey 51
Jerry Weeks
YMCA expands swim program in Hawaiian Gardens
The YMCA sponsored swim program for children in Hawaiian Gardens will be expanded. Lakewood YMCA director George McLuckie says the week long program will run again next fall for 10 weeks. Artsesia High School offers a similar summer program, and charges 25 cents per child at Artsesia versus 10 cents at the Hawaiian program. The commission may move $2,000 allocated for recreational purposes to fund more summer participation.
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Hawaiian Gardens Parks and
YMCA
MeLuckie
Artesia High School
Ariesia High
McLuckie
We Hawaiian Gardens Parks and Recreation Commissioners
Jal
Gerald Donathan
Long Beach Recreation Department
Educators discuss first day in school in Harbor area
Head Start teachers and kindergarten staff met at La Rambla Head Start headquarters in San Petro to review fall readiness. About 57 teachers toured four classrooms and saw a $300 recording device funded by Head Start parents, while discussion focused on aligning preschool experiences with kindergarten.
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Head Mart
To. Harbor Area
la Rambla
San Petro
Regwar
Beverly Feldman
Harbor Area
Carlier
Due ‘Thompson
Los Angeles Unified
Long Beach student wins Lilly award at USC Pharmacy
University of Southern California School of Pharmacy honors four Long Beach graduates at the annual awards banquet. David J. Urstein receives the El Lilly award for highest scholarship. Other winners include Donald B. Kato for professional qualifications and Ronald B. Hudgins for biopharmaceutics. Robert Hale and Dean Wilder to present a sacred music concert at Bethany Baptist Church Wednesday at 7 30 p m with no admission charge.
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University of Southern California School of Pharmacy
Long Beach
David J. Urstein
Termine Ave
el Lilly
Urstein
Alumal
Donald B. Kato
Bushard St
Fountain Valley
Qsad. Centurions
Ronald B. Hudgins
Cresbrook Ave
Bellflower
Robert Hale
Dean Wilder
Bethany Baptist Church
Clark Ave
Arthur Farr to speak on Soviet shipping policy at Maritime Day
Arthur E. Farr national president of the Propeller Club will describe Soviet merchant marine policy during the Maritime Day luncheon on Wednesday aboard the Princess Louise or Terminal Island. The talk marks World Trade Week's 45th observance from May 16 to 22.
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Arthur E. Farr
Propeller Club
Princess Louise
Terminal Island
Farr
Zumwalt visit boosts Long Beach YMCA fund drive
Long Beach Armed Services YMCA reports an $11,023 deficit through April despite a sold out Navy banquet and a golf tournament raising $16,600. Adm. Zumwalt Jr. credited with helping fundraising. Navy unit reductions and a drop in United Way subsidy worsen finances. Capt. Mort Lynne named management chair. successors named as Capt. Ed Lytle and Capt. Leonard.
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Long Beach Armed Services Ymca
Tolleyson
United Way
Lynne
Vier
Capt
Ed Leonard
USN
Long Beach Naval Station
Leonard
Lytle
Pacific Hospital
Dean Witter Ca
Loren McCannon
Long Beach
Banker to head San Pedro Chamber of Commerce
The manager of a San Pedro Bank of America branch was elected president of the San Pedro Chamber of Commerce. PDG Comparsi will begin his term at the 10th Street and Pacific Avenue branch. Three other local businessmen were elected to vice presidents: Hollis Clark of Pacific Telephone Co. George Keens of Southern California Gas Co. and Donald Lorenz of Coesi and Southern Federal Savings and Loan.
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Southern California Gas Co
San Pedro
Pacific Avenue
Upland Avenue
Rudy Solareg
Wilmington
Tony Dickinson
Paramount
Bob Jackson
Downey
Philo
Dick Emery
Bank of America
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers
Hollis Clark
Pacific Telephone Co
George Keens
Donald Lorenz
Coesi and
Southern Federal Savings and Loan
Investment Firm Promises Safe Returns and Helpful Perks
A promotional pitch touts a large asset base and guaranteed returns with interest. It emphasizes client loyalty once established, suggesting continued investment and leisure benefits as outcomes of using the service. The tone is confident and aspirational about financial security.
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Carson
Coats
Bobby G. Scanlon
Atlantic Richfield Refinery
Parks On Recreation Commission
Commission
Planning Commission
Cotmcil
Carson Refuse Co
Lakewood
George Nye Jr
Tok Andrew
Learing
Glana M. Anderson
Harbor City
Los Angeles County
Russ
Mort Lynie
Navy
Adm
Elmo Or. Zumiak Jr
Naval Station
Jerry Tollefson
Mort Lytle
Tom Shaw
Dg. Comparsi
Bank
10Th Street
Pacificc Avenue
Glendale
Federal Savings
Glendale Federal Savings
Stearns Street
Los Altos
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