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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1971
Page
2
The Assembly on Monday passed a bill ordering the Department of Public Works to seek federal funds to study the feasibility of a ferry system for nonvehicular traffic between San Diego and Coronado.
Los Angeles Congressman Charles H. Wilson confirmed he is considering succeeding Burton Chace as Los Angeles County supervisor in the First District. Wilson, in Sacramento for reapportionment talks, said he could meet the ten-year Senate threshold and notes the reappointment risk if Chace resigns. He moved residency to the district to keep options open while noting a GOP governor could appoint a Republican if vacancy occurs.
Superior Court Judge Robert A. Wenke ordered the county restrained from using a lottery to trim 3 574 applicants for 36 fire department vacancies. He seeks more facts on the lottery’s impact and fairness, noting the need to verify a 500-person eligibility pool. Local 1814 and Dr Zelda Wolpe describe concerns over fair testing and minority representation.
Morris J Starsky former Arizona State University assistant professor of philosophy sues California State College at Dominguez Hills in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging the college rescinded an August agreement after learning his political views. He seeks reinstatement back pay and 50000 in damages.
The California Legislature approved up to 65000 dollars annually for the Watts Industrial fair and cultural showcase in Los Angeles. The measure passed the Assembly 494 with opposition mainly over financing method as Assemblyman Bill Greene defended the funding approach.
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