Long Beach teachers eye unfairness over pay raise for admins
Long Beach Unified School District board delayed a 5 percent raise for teachers while granting the same to administrators. Judith Powell of the Teachers Association called the move unfair, noting negotiations under the Rodda Act and an impending election to choose exclusive bargaining units. The board plans raises after the election, with nonmanagement staff already offered the increase under a summer memorandum.
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Long Beach Unified School
Judith 0. Powell
Teachers Association of
Low Beach
HU. David Burchant
Thistine
Burcham
Boreham
Long Beach Federation of Teachers
Powell
Federation of Teachers
Long Beach
Jerry King
The
California School Employees Association
Long Beach pair given jail terms for pimping pandering
A Long Beach couple Huey Howdean 40 and Rachael Roden 27 were sentenced Monday in Los Angeles County Superior Court to consecutive one year terms for six felony pimping and pandering charges. They pleaded guilty August 21 and received eight year probation plus no jail state prison. They admitted soliciting women to work as prostitutes for a ring run from Debbie Cindy and Angels Massage 3415 Atlantic Ave.
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Huey Howdean
E. Broadway
Longach Superior Court
Frank Rala
Balla
Rachael Rowdean
Rowdeans
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Cindy
Angel
Atlantic Age
Long Beach student seeks 27-unit load at LBCC
Keith Cole, a Millikan High graduate, asked the LBCC board to allow 27 units this term, above the 24 units already approved. Board members debated the risks of heavy course loads, while Pearce supported 24 units, noting Cole’s academic record as he plans to transfer to UC Berkeley in business administration.
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Community College District
Cole
H. David Bircham
Elizabeth Wallace
Jerald
Jacobs
Frank Pearce
Burchamt
Long Beach
UC Berkeley
Keith Cole
Brad Altman
Belmont ends 90 year run at Long Beach cinema
The Belmont Theater at 4918 E. Second St. Belmont Shore ends a near nine decade run since the talkie era as Mann Theatres sells the Belmont lease to a private investor. New multiscreen rivals and local market shifts drove the closing with no immediate plans for a new tenant or film lineup.
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Imperial Theater
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Long Beach Boulevard
Plaza Theatre
Spring Street
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Mann Theatres
Los Angeles
Greg Schultz
Coldwell Banker
United Artist
Schultz
ABC district approves $2 million sports complex plan
The ABC Unified School District Board of Education approved construction agreements for a $1.7 million 7,000 seat stadium a $875 000 gym addition and an Olympic size swimming complex at Gahr High School and Whitney Community Learning Center The city redevelopment agency will finance most costs with a final price tag near 14.7 million for the stadium and 875 000 for the gym expansion while a pool costs about 2.2 million with revisions possible Superintendent Eugene Tucker said agreements allow city use outside school hours and for recreational use while school use remains during school hours and activities
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Cerritos
Chesney
ABC Unified School District Board of Education
Gahr High School
Whitney Community Learning Center
Eugene Tucker
Tucker
Parents urge bus route to avoid adult shops near Hawaiian Elementary
Hawaiian Gardens parents asked the ABC school district board to provide a school bus for students after boundary changes last June placed them at Hawaiian Elementary. They said children must walk along Nor Walk Boulevard past bars and adult bookstores, prompting the request to be considered at the October meeting.
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Hawaiian Gardens
ABC School District Board
Norwalk
IPT Classifieds Antique Cars Reflect Timeless Bargains
In a nostalgic note from the classifieds, classic car ads echo enduring value and familiar bargains. Dennis Schwartz of Long Beach highlights a Ford for sale amid period ads, illustrating the steady allure of vintage autos and the timeless appeal of antique listings.
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Long Beath Idiscovere
Press-Telegram
Ford
Pace
Cypress and La Palma Lead Orange County Home Tax Rates
Cypress and La Palma top Orange County cities for home taxBills, with Laguna Beach and Newport Beach lowest. County Auditor Vic Heim notes all cities show higher tax bills this year. Tax amounts shown assume a $1750 homeowners exemption. Irvine third highest, Costa Mesa third lowest.
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Orange County
Laguna Beach
Newport
Vic Heim
Ife
Heim
Shin Palma
Newport Beach
Laguna
Isinger Beach
Los Alamitos
Garden Grove
Huntington Beach
Irvine
Costa Mesa
Cerritos to Hold Special Meeting on General Plan
The Cerritos City Council, Redevelopment Agency and Planning Commission will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at City Hall 19400 S Pioneer Blvd to amend the city's General Plan governing land use. The regular council meeting follows at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Cerritos City
The
Redevelopment Agency
Planning Commission
City Hall
S. Pioneer Blvd
Cerritos
Adventures in Memory sales pitch leads readers to request booklet
A publisher promotes a memory training method to boost business and social standing. It promises accuracy in recalling what is seen, heard, or read and offers a free booklet titled Adventures in Memory mailed to interested readers. Send name, address, and ZIP to the listed Institute.
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Aternory Studies Career Institute
Singer Communications, Inc
Cardinal Drive
Little Falls
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