County asks EPA to delay parking rules amid economic fears
Orange County Supervisors urged a delay in EPA parking central rules arguing harm to the economy. They called for studies of viable alternatives and meetings to explore local solutions while preparatory hearings proceed in October and Friday discussions continue at Orange City Hall.
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Long Beach Physician Dr. Don Crawford Dies
Long Beach physician Dr Dee Donald J Crawford known as Dr Don died of a heart attack at his home. He practiced with his brother Dr Robert Crawford and was brother to Ar Kim Crawford a Long Beach benefactor and teacher. Born in Michigan, he moved to Long Beach as a child and attended Poly High, Long Beach City College, UC Berkeley and TSU earning an MD. He served as a major in the Army Medical Corps in Europe during WWII. Survived by wife Heth, son James, daughter Coral, mother Mrs Hazel Truss and brothers Drs Robert and Jin. Private graveside today at Forest Lawn Cypress with memorial contributions requested to heart research or Women’s Hospital Memorial.
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Lynwood OKs fire departments merger proposal with Downey
Lynwood City Council form ally approved joining its three fire departments with Downey and South Gate. They will hire Ralph Andersen and Heiss and Hughes for a 2.27 million dollar consult firm to study the merger. Reports say the bid is the lowest among six submitted.
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Congressional opponents clash over equal rights
Democratic Congressional nominee Mark W. Tannaford accuses Assemblyman Bill Bond of the worst state record on women's rights. He cites votes against two key employment discrimination bills and a mail survey on repealing the Equal Rights Amendment, while promising support for ERA passage and incentives for women in the labor market such as day care and equal opportunities in jobs, credit, health insurance, and pensions.
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Two zone changes approved by Paramtanu Cy Colmncil
The Paramtanu Cy Council approved two zoning upgrades affecting about 26 acres along Compton Bayley air from CM commercial to Met light. Parcels on Compton Boulevard north of Tesha Steel to Garfield Avenue and Garfield’s west side were reclassified. Some related items include a railroad spur across THUD Street, an entertainment permit for a 2A537 Taakewaut Blvd venue, and a Paramount Pine Vets Commission restored concert collection.
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Signal Hill bids await cost study
Signal Hill officials delayed Tuesday as three firms sought to perform a traffic safety study for the city until they provide cost figures. Each indicated willingness to do the work for less than the amount of a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety. The city would obtain the study without diverting funds, but Councilman Nick A. Mekis pressed for more information.
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Robbery at Hunts Restaurant Targets Patrons
A gunman robbed patrons inside Hunts Restaurant, taking cash from several diners. Investigators are reviewing surveillance footage and speaking with staff to identify the suspect, described as masked and armed, after the incident along Coastal Highway near TN.
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Five Men Declared Dead After Sea Incident
Former Orange County Supervisor Romild Caspers and four other men were declared dead after being lost at sea. The incident prompted authorities to confirm the fatalities and continue search efforts for any missing crew members.
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Boat tragedy sparks estate settlement in Anaheim family
Santa Ana Superior Court Judge Frank Domenichini set the plan to settle the estate of Maspers 43 and his kin after a yacht Shooting Star accident near the harbor. The party aboard included Leonard Basher 5 and others. several were declared legally dead after the incident early May dawn.
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Services for Moores Thursday in Green Wills Memorial Park
Joint services will be held Thursday at 1 30 p m in Green Wills Memorial Park San Pedro for Waren IT and Frances M Mare. Oxnard coroner reports Teshel Key died by own action in their Oxnard home. Movure formerly of Long Beach was interred in Oxnard by Southern California Edison years ago. Survived by mother Mrs Wsthur Moor of Breas brothers GoML of Long Beach Por rest of Rolling tills Cart of Garden Cove and sister Mrs Betty Hilder brand of Placentia. Mars Moore who grew up in San Pedro leaves no relatives per Oxnard mortuary.
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Rites set for Green former Long Beach businessman
Raymund L. Creen a former Long Beach entrepreneur who ran Green's Motor Service on Sl By First St for years died Monday in lagna ifills. Rites are set for Thursday at Fahwdricklin Mortuary in the chapel. He moved to Leisure World in Tagsuna. Survived by daughter Mrs. Frances Idlemin and siblings Mrs. Mabel Eveetio Mrs. Telon Gmnevner and others with several grandchildren.
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Plans Completed for Huntington Beach High School Overhead Tax
Huntington Beach trustees completed preliminary plans for a new 3,000 student high school on Golden West Street and Warner Avenue. The $12.8 million campus would be built only if voters approve a 13.5 cent tax override on the November 5 election. The William Blurock and Partners firm prepared the plans but is not paid unless construction proceeds, with a 7 percent fee of estimated costs if built.
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