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Props. A and B: 'Bunk And bunkum9

Hayes hits comity Reforms'
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By RALPH HINMAN debating society, Hayes power "in the hands of one and "the result would be E. Rodman and Roland E.
Staff Writer charged person, man or woman." the rise of a 'boss' com- Camfield Jr., Los Angeles
"They (Propositions A p a r a b l e to Chicago's area director of the U.S.
The measures were and B) are being heralded Mayor Richard Daley." . Department of Housing
• V o t e r a p p r o v a l in originally recommended as 'structural reform of and Urban Development
November- of two "so-call- by a countywide task force county government,' but Supervisors now devote (HUD), .signed an affirm-
;ed political-reform ballot that spent over a year this is wrongi" he said. about 85 per cent of their ative marketing agree-
propositions" would hand studying the strengths and "What would, result would time to executive chores, ment calling on real-estate
over control of Los An- weaknesses of the existing be more, not less, govern- , making decisions relating people "to join in local,
'geles County to a political system. Its report/finish- ment, and that always to all areas of govern- voluntary action to pro-
boss akin to Chicago's ed too late this spring to ' ment, Hayes said, noting vide f a i r housing
Mayor Richard Daley, costs more." that a county mayor tak-
be included oh the June throughout the U.S."
Supervisor J a m e s A. primary ballot, won im- Hayes said that an ini- . ing this function from Affirmative marketing
Hayes charged Tuesday. mediate support from tial campaign promise by them would leave them is defined as "a program
Speaking to about 200 Supervisor Baxter Ward. Los Angeles Mayor Tom only with legislative and to inform the minority
members of the Long Bradley, would have less- : judicial activities present- community of homes list-
Beach District Board of Hayes, former Long ened the size of-his staff. ly requiring about 15 per ed .for sale or rent by real-
.Realtors at the Queen's Beach vice mayor.and :However, "their/number cent of their time. tors, of services offered to
•Restaurant, Hayes vigor- state assemblyman from has grown and now ex- , "The board thus would all buyers or renters in
ously attacked Proposi- the 33rd .(Long Beach and :
ceeds 400 — and. I'm become-nothing but. a selecting a home without
tions A and B, which re- Signal Hill) District, drew afraid that's exactly :'what glorified debating society1,' regard to race, color, reli-
'spectively would create a a standing ovation when would happen in the'coun- making.work for itself.— gion, sex or national ori-
; he described the paired
county mayor's post and ty if we get a mayor.. and this with four addi- gin." . : . . - . . '
add four members to the ballot measures as "bunk Participating.. in the
five-member Board of and bunkum." "He — or she — would tional members," he de-
Hayes focused his at- have tremendous political clared. signing wds local • realtor
Supervisors. Clive Graham, liaison offi-
i Expanding the board tack on "the heavy added clout, considering the per- • . Also, in a brief cere- cer between the Long
'from its - traditional five expense — that you will son would hire and fire all m o n y at T u e s d a y ' s
pay" and on a top-heavy 57 county department meeting, the realtors' Dis- Beach group and its state
members, to nine would
heads," Hayes continued, trict President Donovan affiliate. $
turn it into a glorified concentration of political
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Calas permit decision still held up It's.the more stylish you. The distinguished
you. The you that shows you're part of what s
happening today. A Richman-tailored vested
By MARY ELMS CARLTON for approval or denial by mediately north of the ed single-family develop- ROE stated in a series suit. More styling. More selection. More impor-
.;" Urban Affairs Editor next Monday's hearings. : Marina. Pacifica water- ment called "Las Calas," of written resolutions to
. Such a staff recommen- front community, has been which would -have had 198 the commission that he tant than ever this year. And more value than
•~>A permit decision on dation is required under in oil production since the residential units, 205 boat would submit plans for ever during our sale.
Xas Calas, the East Long the California Coastal Con- 1920s and, as shown in slips and man-made chan- protection - of the pond
•vjteach residential develop- servation Act before com- • color slides presented by nels. area, subject to approval Oj course, no charge
; ment which has undergone missioners can vote on a Roc, is currently strewn Though approved by the of the Department of Fish for alterations.
Tmore name changes, pub- particular project with pipes, abandoned oil regional coastal commis- and Game.
TJJc hearings, denials and The applicant, Loynes- tanks, broken concrete sion, the project was Retired R e a r Adm.
Revisions
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than probably Pacific Corp. and the San and sump holes. defeated by the .state com- Lawrence Ruff requested
any building project in Gabriel River Improve- Three lots adjacent to mission when an opponent the commission to defer
~Long Beach, has been ment Co., seeks a permit Cerritos Channel would be fought to protect Sim's decision on Las Calas until
..postponed again by the to subdivide 39 acres into conveyed to the -city for Pond, which is located in after completion of the
;-South Coast Regional 210 lots for the construc- use as a park site. the northerly portion of city's SEADIP study.
^•Commission. tion of 198 single-family Another lot, originally the area. In response to East
~3'l will be totally de- dwellings, 694 parking •proposed for commercial Anne C. Walzer, co- Long Beach residents who
'stroyed if I don't have a spaces and an extensive development, was with- chairwoman of Long appeared to oppose the yet
.-Decision soon on this system of greenbelts. drawn from consideration Beach Area Citizens In- unresolved extension of
^project," developer Rich- Issues to be considered as another in a long line ofvolved, testified Monday Loynes Drive north of
>ard Roe told the coastal are traffic impact, the concessions made by the that Sim's Pond is one of Pacific Coast Highway,
^conservation panel during proposed extension of developer since the only three vernal marshes Commissioner Russ Rub-
n-a, stormy session Monday Loynes Drive, environ- project was conceived remaining in Los' Angeles ley, Long Beach city coun-
•in Huntington Beach City mental effects on Sim's three years ago. : and northern Orange coun- cilman, stated:
• Pond and whether final Then 'known as "The ties, that it is a major "We could . sit here all
decision should await com- Coves," the project was stopping area for migrant day and berate this man
CARPENTERex- pletion of the city's SEA- designed to include twin birds, supports a great and probably break him.
^cutive director of the re- .D.IP study (South East 20-story towers and 910 variety of unique, wildlife These : people using the
"g'i'onal c o m m i s s i o n , Development and Im- condominium units. including the clapper rail extension -of Loynes .Drive
Assured Roe and commis- provement Plan). ; and has "outstanding as an issue in this permit
:;sioners that staff planners BECAUSE '(tf cit&en potential for development, are the same people who
•would attempt to come up THE AREAfronting on outcry, that concept Was as an education, visual defeated the crosstown
•'with a recommendation Pacific Coast Highway im- reduced to a water-orient- and ecological resource." freeway. All this man is
asking is for .a f a i r
shake."
A PERMIT sought by

I The only airlinetilat P e t e r D e v e r e a u x to

demolish a duplex at 241
Grand Ave. and replace it'
with a new structure also
Hies the worlds mo was continued to a later
learing for voting only.
Laguna Federal Savings
& L o a n Association's
scheduled hearing on a
permit application to build
a branch office in Belmont
worlds most popular places. Shore, not heard because
of the crowded agenda,
will be on the regional
commission's calendar
next Monday in Hunting-
ton Beach.
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Which is good for us as
anairline. . Youth captured
Because we're the only airline that flies a 747 to Tahiti and after vandalism
New Zealand* • -' • . ; Two Long Beach police
: officers, alerted by the
To Tahiti, the flight s a non-stop. .-'•'.' , sound of breaking glass
To New Zealand, the flight's a one-stop. (The stop is Tahiti.) captured a youth in the
It leaves every Saturday at 9:30 in the evening. . >
On board, we offer a choice from 4 entrees in first class and 3 in
process of extensively
vandalizing the Houghton Richtrim
economy. A choice of movies. (For a nominal charge of $2.50 .'per headset
Park Recreation Building
early Tuesday/
The 16-year-old North Dress Shirt
SALE
in economy and an even more nominal charge of $0.00 in first class.) Long Beach youth, whose
To book ailight or to take advantage of some of our low-cost name was not released be-
cause of his age, was
tours to Tahiti or New Zealand, just call ;|| fy\]%f ^-WIL charged with burglary.
your travel agent. V
' Americas airUne to the world. Officer Jarold Gadbaw
and Paul Armour sak
they were on routine pa
trol at 2:40 a.m. when they
heard the breaking glass
They spotted the youth They're 'different. Richtrim dress
through a window in th< shirts have a tapered European
recreation building, 630 fit. More sophisticated prints and
Myrtle Ave.; and orderei fashion solid colors. Our entire
him outside. stock is now sale priced. Reg. $11
The boy had entered by
breaking through a sky
light, according to the offi
cers. Sale ends Saturday, Sept.18.
Burglars escape
YOUR KIND OF STORE
with stereo gear
Burglars who prie
open a window on Monda
stole stereo equipmen
valued at $525 from th
home of Marly K. Eid
Ricl BROTHERS
700
fussy
tailors'
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Long Beach police report- *IHt R'CHMAN BROIKtFH COMPANY

ed Tuesday. LOS CERRITOS CENTER

Monday thru Friday 10 to 9:00 Saturday to 6 Sunday 12 10 5
Liquor outlet out
CARSON MALL WESTMINSTER MALL
$387 to burglar Mnn. thru Fri. 10 to 9:00 San Dtefco Freeway at Gulden West Turn-off.
Saturday m 6 Sunday 12 to-5 . Saturday to 6 Sunday 12 to 5
A burglar Monday stole Mrnday thru Friday 10 to 9:00
$387 in cash from Larry's
Liquor Store, 6900 Long 11 Stores in tlie Los Angeles area located in Santa Monica,
San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange, Torrance, Northridgc,
'Starting May 27
See your travel agent, Beach Blvd., Long Beach
police reported Tuesday. Los Cerritos, Carson, City of Industry, Westminster, and Arcadia