Women ousted as boy scout leaders in Anaheim
In Anaheim Orange County Council removes two women from leadership roles in Boy Scouts. Cubmaster Janice Johnson and assistant scoutmaster Kathy Dobson are reassigned to den mother and committee roles respectively amid protests by about 125 parents and neighbors.
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Christmas mail deadlines listed in Long Beach notices
Long Beach postal officials list deadlines for mailing Christmas ecards and letters to ensure delivery before the holiday. Local surface mail by Dec. 15, surface parcels by Dec. 10, and air and international deadlines vary by destination, with several dates in December for letters and parcels to Canada, Mexico, Europe, Africa, and the Far East.
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Henry DeSimas Jr
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Africa
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Fire damages estimated at Catalina restaurant group blaze
Avalon Fire Chief Jack Goslin estimates damages at 100000 to Atno's Sea Food Group and three adjoining businesses after a Saturday night fire. The blaze started in kitchen flues at 313 Crescent Ave just after 7 p.m. and spread to the common attic of the four firms.
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Los Alamitos Special Election Set for Jan 21 1975
Los Alamitos city council schedules a special election to fill two vacant seats created by the recall of two councilmen on October 8. Nomination forms become available at City Hall today with a filing deadline at noon on November 14.
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Long Beach Police and Fire tie up a 24 hour call log
A Long Beach police and fire summary reports numerous calls from 8:23 a.m. Monday to 2:53 a.m. today. Entries include first aid at multiple locations, several injury traffic accidents at Pine Pine Avenue and Kirsh Street, Atlantic Avenue and Ninth Street, and Truse Avenue and Phillips Street, plus fires in various buildings, a box alarm on Atlanta Avenue, and wires down on Coronado Avenue and Locust Avenue.
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Seaside Boulevard
Locust Avenue
Redondo Avenue
Willows Street
Fourth St
Sant Diego
Stanley Avenue
Tith Street
Ohio Ave
Cameron Street
Artesia
California
Willow St
Washington S
Gandy Ave
Wardlow
Signal Hill residents gain access to Long Beach library branch
Under a 385,170 federal grant Long Beach Public Library provides one year of service to Signal Hill residents near Burnett Branch without the usual out of city card fee. A satellite information referral service opens mid November at the Central Area Neighborhood Facilities Center. Open house Sunday 1 to 4 p.m. at Burnett Branch 5608 Hill St features library cards, refreshments, and piano by Vince Galante.
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Vince Galante
Idea Explosion Aimed At Workers Injuries
Health News reports on a proposed study theme titled Idea Explosion focusing on workplace injuries and the benefits of research in this area. It discusses the need to test advanced methods to improve on-the-job safety and recovery, citing the goal of restoring efficiency and protecting workers' positions. It mentions involvement of professionals and companies in evaluating on-site safety measures and practical applications.
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College facility conversion OK at Long Beach City College
The Board of Education unanimously approved preliminary plans for a 220000 conversion of 1 Long Beach City Callene to an administration facility. Final plans by Richard Poyer are due in January with construction planned to start by March. Costs and bids are a concern as rising construction prices affect remodeling.
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Long Beach City
Board of Education
Bennett Lang
Collnge
Liberal Arts
Richard Poyer
Long Beach
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Jerald Jacobs
What PrOP. F Does Not Say About Bids and Contracts
The text asserts that PrOP. F does not state that awarding contracts must rely on sealed competitive bids and argues it fails to safeguard taxpayers from private contractors. It warns the measure could invite favoritism payoffs and kickbacks by loosening bidding rules.
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Jobe
Fragmented Public Safeguards Text Outlines Gaps
The excerpt criticizes a safeguarding plan for public contracts, noting it fails to specify required standards, limits on contract types or numbers, and does not prove economic benefits to taxpayers. It also claims no hearing is needed and the term feasibility is undefined.
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