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Long Beach, June 28, 1977 INDEPENDENT (AM) Plea bargain by Indians rejected Prosecutors in the murder trial of two American Indians reportedly failed in renewed efforts Monday to convince the judge to accept a plea bargain. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Floyd Dodson. who rejected the proposed case settlement last week. stalked off the bench during a conferenence with attorneys after reportedly telling Deputy Dist. Atty.

Louis Samonsky that he would not change his mind. Defense attorneys said there have been four requests in the past week for the judge to reconsider and allow the protracted case to end: Under terms of the settlement worked out by defense and prosecution, Paul Skyhorse. 31, and Richard Mohawk, 26, would have been freed from jail after two years and eight months in custody. With Dodson ordering the trial to proceed. Samonsky continued questioning his second witness, Holly Broussard who admitted she had lied to authorities about the case.

Miss Broussard is the girlfriend of the state's star witness, Marvin Red Shirt, who also admitted to lying during the investigation of the murder of taxi driver George Aird. Red Shirt and Miss Broussard were granted immunity from prosecution for their testimony. They originally were charged with the murder but told authorities that Skyhorse and Mohawk were responsible. Under cross-examination Monday. Miss Broussard said Red Shirt dominates her life and she does what he tells her to do without question.

PUBLIC NOTICE NON-RESPONSIBILITY NOTICE Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Patricia Ann Davidson residing at 4520 Whitewood Long Beach. Cali fornia. that after the date of June 24, 1977. she will not be responsible for any debts, liabilities, or obligations incurred by any persons other than herself. Dated June 15, 1977 PATRICIA A.

DAVIDSON Pub. June 24, 27, 28. 1977 (3t) LBI NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Long Beach Unified School District will receive sealed bids in the office of the purchasing Division, Room 206 Administration Building. 701 Locust Avenue, Long Beach, California, up to 11 A.M. July 5, 1977, for the following: Sched Computer Output Mi crofilm Service Sched.

Lease of EDP Display Stations Printer Specifications and bid forms may be obtained in the office of the Purchasing Division. LONG BEACH UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT By BETTE ZABISH. Assistant Secretary Pub. June 21. 28.

1977 (2t) LBI 71618 Escrow No. 2345NH NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BULK TRANSFER AND OF INTENTION TO TRANSFER ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE (Secs. 6101-4107 U.C.C. 24073 Notice is hereby given that a bulk transfer of personal property and a transfer of liquor license is about to be made. The name.

Social Security Number, mailing address, and ZIP Code Number of the transferor are: ESTHER SENTENO, S.S. 3702 Albury Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90808. The names, Social Security Numbers, mailing address. and ZIP Code number of the transferees are CHARLES COOK, S.S. and HELEN J.

COOK. S.S. 2171 Rural Place, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. That the personal property to be transferred is described in general as fixtures. good will and business af ESTHERS MEXICAN RESTAURANT and is located at 6101 Cherry Long Beach, CA 90808, together with the following described beverage license.

On sale general eating place now issued for said premises. That the total consideration for the transfer of said business and of said license is the sum of $44.500.00 including inventory estimated at $2,500.00, which consists of the following Descriptien Amount Personal check 500.00 Demand Note 13.500.00 Demand Note 2.500.00 Installment Note 28.000.00 That it has been agreed between said transferees and said transferor that consideration for the transfer of said business and of said license is to be paid only after transfer has been approved by Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, pursuant to Sec. 24073 et seq. That the herein described transfers are to be consummated, subject to the above provisions at UNITED BUSINESS INVESTMENTS. 8029 Alondra Paramount, Calif.

on or after 11:00 A.M.. July 15..1977. All other business names and addresses used by the transferor within three years last past, so far as known to transferees, are: None. Name and address of escrow holder: UNITED BUSINESS INVESTMENTS, 8029 Alondra Paramount, CA 90723. (213) 634-7070, (714) 636-2750, Dated: June 13, 1977.

ESTHER H. SENTENO Transferor CHARLES N. COOK HELEN J. COOK Transferees United Business Investments 8029 Alondra Blvd. Paramount, CA 90723 (213) 634-7070.

(714) 636-2750 Pub. June 28, 1977 (1t) LBI. 78876 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE T.S. No. 77-30818 On July 12, 1977, at 10:00 A.M.

FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE AS SOCIATION, as duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust Dated: September 18th, 1975 recorded October 21. 1975, as inst. No. 2160, in book T-9736, page 382, of Official Records in the office of the County Recorder of Los Angeles County, State of California, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (payable at time of sale in lawful money of the United States) at The entrance of the Los Angeles County Courthouse, at 501 West First Street in the City of Los Angeles. California, all right, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County and State described as: Lots 3 and 4 in Block 33 of Tract No.

5992. said property being known as number 210 East Ellis Street. Long Beach. California, as per map recorded in Book 64, Pages 21 to 23. inclusive of Maps, in the Office of the Recorder of said County.

The street address and other common designation, if any. of the real property described above is purported to be: 210 E. Ellis Street, Long Beach, California 90804. The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and other common designation, if any, shown herein. Said sale will.

be made, but without covenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding title, possession, or encumbrances. to pay the remaining principal sum of the note secured by said Deed of Trust. to-wit: $28,089.29. with interest. thereon, as provided in said note, advances, if any, under the terms of said Deed of Trust, fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust.

The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust beretofore executed and delivered to the undersigned a written Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and written Notice of Default and Election to Sell. The undersigned caused said Notice of Default and Election to Sell to be recorded in the county where the real property is located. Date: June 6th. 1977. FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION as said Trustee, By IRENE GARCIA Authorized Signature Pub.

June 14. 21. 28. 1977 (30) LB1 our soon 15 you 1 Suspects sought in forest fire Associated Press Investigators sought unidentified campers Monday who were believed responsible for lighting an illegal campfire that sparked Southern California's first major brush fire of the year. The blaze which burned 2,000 acres of brush in Angeles National Forest was declared controlled at 10 a.m.

Monday, but U.S. Forest Service spokesman Bruce Bundick said 20 to 100 men will remain in the area to monitor remaining hot spots within the fire lines. We're collecting all possible physical evidence, but we're also contacting anyone who might have seen (campers) in the area Saturday when the fire broke out," Bundick said. All evidence will be turned over to the U.S. Attorney's office for possible criminal prosecution and civil action to collect fire-fighting costs, he said.

"We're looking for any evidence of footprints, tire tracks, anything which might lead us to whomever might have started the fire." Bundick said. Fires are prohibited in the forest except in raised metal barbecue stoves at organized campgrounds. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application has been filed, pursuant to Section 9384.B of the Lakewood Municipal Code by GEORGE M. SEISLOVE requesting CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO 201 in order be permitted to install a masonry wall at a height of nine (9) feet. which is in excess of the height permitted by Section 9384.A of Lakewood Municipal Code, within the rear yard area of a single family bome on property located in an R-1 (Single Family Residentiali Zone at 2806 ALLRED STREET LAKEWOOD, CALIFORNIA A public hearing will be held on this request before the Lakewood Environment Commission on Thursday, the 7th day of July, 1977, at 7:30 o'clock M.

in the Lakewood City Hall Council Chambers. 5050 Clark Avenue. Lakewood. California. Notice is further given that all interested persons may attend at said date and time and testify in this matter.

Maps and exhibits concerning this request are available for review at the Community Development Department of Lakewood City Hall. DATED this 22 day June, 1977. CHARLES CHIVETTA Director of Community Development Pub. June 28. 1977 (1t) LBI.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES June 23, 1977 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Subject to issuance of the license applied for, notice is hereby given that the undersigned proposes to sell beverages at the premises, described as follows: 2476 Santa Fe Ave Long Beach Pursuant to such intention, the undersigned is applying to the Department of Alcobolic Beverage Control for issuance of an alcoholic beverage license for these premises as follows: On-Sale General Public Premises MILDRED J. WHISENTON WENDELL W. WHISENTON Pub June 28, 1977 1t) LBI NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Long Beach Community College District will receive sealed bids in the office of the Purchasing Agent. Room 703. Long Beach City College, 4901 E.

Carson Street. Long Beach, California. up to 2 p.m July 12, 1977, for the follow ing Bid Schedule No. -Electronic Book Detection System Bidder's Bond Required Specifications and bid forms may be obtained from the office of the Purchasing Agent, Long Beach Community College District. LONG BEACH COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT By: R.

D. FARMER. Purchasing Agent Pub. June 28. Julv 5.

1977 (2t) L.BI 86350 SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE 700 Civic Center Drive West Santa Ana. California 92701 CASE NUMBER 26-20-11 PLAINTIFF: PATRICIA TORINO DEFENDANT: MYLES SZABO and ESTHER SZABO, and DOES I through X. inclusive. SUMMONS NOTICE! You have been sued. The court may decide against you without yeur being heard unless yen respond within 30 days.

Read the information belew. AVISO! Usted ha side demandade. El Tribunal puede decidir centra Ud. sin audiencia a memes que Ud. respenda dentre de 30 dias.

Lea la informacien que signe. TO THE DEFANDANT A civil complaint bas been filed by the plaintiff against you. (See a If you wish to defend this lawsuit. you must, within 30 days after the summons is served on you, file with this court a written pleading in response to the complaint. (If a Justice Court.

you must file with the court a written pleading or cause an oral pleading to be entered in the docket). Unless you do so, your default will be entered upon application of the plaintiff, and this court may enter judgment against you for the relief demanded In the complaint, which could result in garnishment of wages, taking of money or property or other relief requested in the complaint. b. If yes wish to seek the advice of an attorney in this matter, you should do se promptly so that your written response, if any, may be filed en time. DATED: January 28, 1977.

(SEAL) WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, Clerk By: LINDA TANNER. Deputy word includes crosscomplaint, includes crosscomplainant, "defendant" includes cross singular includes the plural and masculine includes feminine and neuter. A written pleading, including an answer, demurrer, must be in the form required by the California Rules of Court. Your original pleading must be filed in this court with proper filing fees and proof that a copy thereof was served on each plaintiff's attorney and on each plaintiff not represented by an attorney.

The time when a summons 15 deemed served on a party may vary depending on the method of service. For example, see CCP 413.10 through 415.40. Rebert A. Fester I Weelsey, Angelo Thatcher 2000 San Joaquin Hills Read Newpert Beach, CA 92560 Attorney for Plaintiff Puh June 7 J4 21. 28 1977 1409 LB1 PRESS-TELEGRAM (PM), -C-9 Cal.

seizes 5 tons of fireworks SACRAMENTO (AP) Approximately five tons of illegal fireworks have been picked up in the last month by state and authorities in California, the state fire marshal said Monday. The confiscated items included dangerous, illegal fireworks such as 180s which are large firecrackers capable of doing a large amount of damage." said Phil Favro. We are trying to increase public awareness because of the drought and the dry conditions" as. July 4th celebrations draw near. Favro said.

The confiscated goods also included 1,400 completed fireworks, about 1.400 partially finished items and casings for another 100.000 items. Favro said in an interview. PUBLIC NOTICE FOR 0.C.P. Code, why said proposed improvement should not be carried out accordance with this resolution. Sec.

8. The City Council hereby designates: the Office of the City Engineer as the proper department to answer any inquiries regarding the above proceedings and any required information may be obtained by telephoning 590-6954 or 590-6384. Sec. 9. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this resolution and shall cause the same to be published twice in the Long Beach Independent, a daily newspaper circulated in said City and hereby designated for that purpose, and shall cause this resolution to be posted in three (3) conspicuous places in said City and it shall thereupon take effect.

The City Clerk shall also cause to be mailed. notices of the adoption of this resolution of intention in the time, form and manner and to the persons designated, all as provided by said Act of I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was adopted by the City Council of the City of Long Beach, at its, meeting of June 21, 1947, by the following vote Ayes: Councilmembers EDGERTON, SIMON. KELL. WILSON, SATO. CARROLL.

RUBLEY, CLARK Noes: Councilmembers: NONE Absent: Councilmembers: PHILLIPS (SEAL) ELAINE HAMILTON City Clerk ETB DW Pub. June 27, 28, 1977 (2t, LBI NOTICE INVITING BIDS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF ALLEY EAST OF PARAMOUNT BOULEVARD BETWEEN ARTESIA FREEWAY AND SIXTY-EIGHTH STREET IN THE CITY OF LONG BEACH. CALIFORNIA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to Statute and to Resolution No. C-22312. Resolutions of the City of Long Beach, the resolution of intention to order the improvement hereinafter mentioned, adopted on June 21.

1977. and setting the date for public hearing On August 9, 1977, sealed bids will be received at the office of the City Clerk. Plaza Level, City Hall, 333 Ocean Boulevard. Long Beach, California. until 2:00 p.m., on Wednesday, July 13, 1977.

at which time and place pursuant to Resolution No. C-18830, said bids will be publicly opened, examined and declared by the City Engineer for furnishing all necessary labor, tools, materials, appli ances. and equipment for constructing concrete pavement, curb; asphalt concrete pavement; adjusting one manhole to grade; and doing all necessary grading in accordance with "Plans Specifications No. R-4833 for the Improvement of Alley East of Paramount Boulevard between Artesia Freeway and Sixty: Eighth Street in the City of Long Beach, California, on file in the office of the City Engineer of said City, to which plans and specifications reference 1S hereby made for further particulars. Bids must be submitted upon forms provided therefor.

which will be furnished by the City Engineer upon application. Copies of the plans, specifications, and bid forms may be obtained at the Engineering Records Section of the office of the City Engineer, 10th Floor, City Hall Reference IS hereby made to said Resolution of Intention adopted by the City Council and on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Long Beach, declaring its intention to order said work to be done, for a description of the work or improvement, and the assessment district, and for further particulars, including the date set for hearing of objections to the making of the proposed improvements. After conclusion of such public hearing, if the Council finds and determines that the public convenience and necessity require such improvement, it may order the improvement and award a contract. Said City Council has determined and declared that serial bond shall be issued to represent each assessment of fifty dollars $50) or over remaining unpaid beyond the date specified in a notice to the property owners, for the costs and expenses of said work. or improvement, as provided in said Resolution of Intention.

The proceedings for the aforesaid work, or improvement. shall be had and taken under and in accordance with that portion of the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California, known and designated as the "Improvement Act of 1911. Pursuant to Part 2, Chapter 1. Article VII of Municipal Code of the City of Long Beach. the City Council, by Resolution No.

C-22124 has ascertained and determined the general prevailing rate of per diem wages and overtime wages for each craft or type of laborer, workman or mechanic required in the performance of public work. A copy of said Resolution is on file in the office of the City Engineer. Said job classification and general prevailing rate of per diem wages and overtime wages are incorporated herein by reference thereto with like force and effect as if expressly set forth herein. Any contract awarded hereunder shall provide that the contractor must comply with the general prevailing rate, of per, diem wages and overtime wages as specified in said Resolution. Bidders must file with each proposal or bid a check payable to the order of the City of Long Beach, certified by a responsible bank for an amount which shall be not less than ten per cent of the aggregate of the proposal, or a corporate surety bond in favor of the City in said amount.

and satisfactory to the City Engineer, or a bond for said amount and so payable, signed by the bidder and by two (2) sureties. who shall justify before any officer competent to administer an oath, in double the said amount and over and above all statutory exemptions. The City Engineer shall fix the time for the commencement of construction at not more than ten (10) calendar days from the date of execution of the conF tract by the City Engineer and for completion of such work to the satisfaction of the City Engineer within sixty (60) calendar days from said date of execution. If the City Council of the City of Long Beach orders any work incidental to the making and confirming of the assessment, the contractor shall complete said work within fifteen (15) calendar days after the making of such order The City of Long Beach reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated: June 23, 1977.

G. MARCHESE City Engineer (SEAL ELAINE HAMILTON City Clerk Pub. June 27, 28, 1977 (2t) LBI CLASSIFIED. ADVERTISING INDEX FUNERALS Obituaries Funerals Funeral Directors Florists 15 Cemeteries and Mausoleums 20 Cremation 23 Card of Thanks 25 In Memoriam Churches and Charities 31 ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements 35 Public Notices Tax Services Business Services Travel Car Pools Political Advertising Greetings Theatrical and Music Social Clubs Dining Out Hypnosis 80 Lost Found Personals Health Aids Hospitals, Homes, Sanitariums 95 Board Guest Homes 100 Schools Instruction 105 EMPLOYMENT Temporary Work 129 'Employment Agencies 130 Employment Preparation 135 Help Wanted 145-187 Jobs Wanted 190 Property Managers 200 Child Care 205 HOME SERVICES Home Services 210 MERCHANDISE Coins Stamps 220 Cameras Supplies 223 Handicrafts 226 Bicycles 230 Sporting Goods Recreation Supplies 233 Musical Instruments 235 Pianos Organs 237 Musical Instruction 238 Television, Radio, Stereo Equipment 240 TV Radio Repair 242 Amateur Radio, C. B.

Shortwave 245 Sewing Machines 250 Clothing 254 Jewelry 260 Thrifties 265 Merchandise wanted 267 Swap or Trade 270 Miscellaneous for Sale 275 Carpets 276 Business, Office Equipment Fixtures 278 Telephone Answering Service 280 Livestock 285 Pets 290 Auctions 292 Furniture for. Sale 295 Furn. Appl. for Rent 298 for Rent 298 Furniture wanted 299 Antiques 305 Antiques wanted 306 Household Appliances 310 Machinery Tools 315 Buildings (To Be Moved) 318 Building Materials 320 Electronic Equipment 325 Equipment Rentals 328 RENTALSMiscellaneous (For Rent) 400 Wanted To Rent 403 Hotels Motels Rent) 405 Rooms For Rent 415 Room Board 425 Housekeeping Rooms 430 Rentals to Share 435-440 Furnished Apartments 460-655 Furnished Unfurnished Apts. 660 Unfurnished Apt.

665-863 Furnished Homes 865 Unfurnished Homes 875 Condominiums and Town Homes 876 Orange County Homes 878 Suburban Homes (For Rent) 880 Duplexes and Flats (Furnished) 881 Duplexes and Flats (Unfurn.) 882 -Mountain, Beach, Desert-Rent 885 Rental Agencies 895 Professional Business Offices 900 Business Property 905 Industrial Property 907 BUSINESS FINANCIAL Insurance 920 Loans 925 Escrows 930 Investment Opportunities 935 Business Opportunities 940 Business Opportunities Wanted 945 Business Exchange 950 Money to Loan on Real Estate 955 Trust Deeds 960 Money Wanted 965 Investments -Stocks Shares 970 REAL ESTATE Real Estate Wanted 980 Real Estate Management 982 Real Estate Exchanges 985 Business Property For Sale 990 Industrial Property For Sale 992 (Sites-Lots) 995 Income Property (For Sale) 1000 Motel Trailer Parks (For Sale) 1005 Own Your Own Apartments 1010 Cooperative Apartments 1015 Condominiums Town Homes 1020 Duplexes For Sale 1025 Lots For Sale 1030 Ranches Acreage 1045 Mountain Desert 1050 Out-of-Town (Property) 1060 Out-of-State (Property) 1065 Homes For Sale 1070-1295 Orange Cty Cities Tracts. 1320-1465 MOBILE HOMES Mobile Homes 1470-1564 TRANSPORTATION Travel Trailers 1565-1585 Camping Trailers 1586 Utility, Trailers 1587 Boats Yachts 1600-1626 Aircraft Service 1630-1631 Campers 1635-1640 Recreational Vehicle Supplies 1641 Motor Homes 1642 Motor Homes For Rent 1643 Dune Buggies 1645 Dune Buggy (Parts Repair) 1646 Motorcycles Scooters 16.50 Motorcycles Wanted -Swaps 1652 Utility Vehicles 1654 4 Wheel Drives 1656 Jeeps 16.58 Vans 16.59 Trucks 1660-1666 Auto Parts Repairs 1668 Tires 1670 Auto Painting 1672 Auto Lease Rentals 1676 Autos Wanted Swaps. 1682 Hot Rods' 1684 Racing Cars 1686 Racing Cars (Parts Repairs) 1688 Import Sport Cars (Wanted) 1700 Import Sport Cars 1705-1840 Autos For Sale 1845-1980 TO PLACE CLASSIFIED ADS 432-5959 18:00 A.M. to 5: 30 P.M. Monday thru Thursday 8:00 A.M.

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If you find an error, report to Classified Customer Service immediately by calling 436-8141. We regret we cannot be responsible for more than one day's incorrect insertion. if you do not call the error to our atten tion The Independent. Telepress gram reserves the right to reject edit or properly classity aavertisements RATES FOR BEST RESULTS SCHEDULE YOUR AD FOR 12 DAYS AND SAVE! Consecutive insertions Charge per Line Per Day 1, 2 or 3 Days $1.50 4 to 7 Days $1.13 8 to 11 Days 94 12 or More Days .75 (Minimum Charge $3.50) (Minimum 2 Lines) Count 31 letters and spaces per line All ads appear in both news: papers, starting In the morning INDEPENDENT Obituaries Funerals 5 AND Beach and Orange low clouds clearing TEMPERATURES back to the coast by mid morning but partly cloudy on the beaches during the afternoon hours today and Wednesday. Little temperature change.

Overnight lows 58 64. Highs today and Wednesday upper 60 at the beaches but near 80 areas. Mountain Areas: Fair today through Wednesday with sunny warm days. Some clouds on higher mountains in afternoons. Overnight lows mostly in 50s.

Highs today and Wednesday 78 to 88. Desert Areas: Fair today through Wednesday with sunny days and continued hot days. Lows at night upper 60s Antelope Valleys and 72 to 82 in Molave and Colorado desert areas. Highs today, and Wednesday from low 100s Antelope Valley to 105 to 115 in Molave Colorado desert areas. Death Valley lows 95 and highs 118.

Offshore (Point Conception to Mexican Border): Light variable winds through tonight except west to southwest 10 to 18 knots with one to two foot wind waves This afternoon. Considerable low cloudiness but partly sunny this afternoon. Two fo three foot west to southwest today with four to six foot surf on south lacing beaches. SUN, MOON Today's sunrise: 5:45 a.m. Sunset: 8:08 va.m.

Wednesday's sunrise: 5:45 a.m. Sunset: 4:24 a.m. Today's tides: Highs 3.8 feet at 8:23 a.m. 2:06 a.m. and 1.6 feet at 1:17 p.m.

Wednesday's tides: Highs 4.1 feet at 9:17 feet at 2:55 a.m. and 1.6 feet at 2:09 MONDAY'S California Pre. Big Bear Lake 46 Los Angeles 60 Long Beach 61 Bishop 68 Bakersfield 78 439481 Blythe 114 80 Burbank 86 62 Culver City El Centro 112 12 Fresno 103 70 Lake Arrowhead 80 58 Across the Prc. Albuquerque 58 02 Atlanta 91 68 .01 Bismarck 87 Boise 84 Boston 75 01 Buffalo 85 Chicago Cleveland Denver 94 65 Des Moines 96 Detroit 59 Fairbanks 51 Fort Worth 76 Helena 79 Honolulu 85 73 Indianapolis 82 70 10 Kansas City 89 67 Las Vegas 114 80 Memphis 90 72 21 Canada Pre. Edmonton 72 43 Highest temperature Monday in Vegas.

NV. Lowest was 4l at Alamosa. AND TIDES p.m. Moonrise: 5:40 p.m. Moonset: 3:26 8:08 p.m.

Moonrise: 6:45 p.m. Moonset: and 6.7 feet at 7:43 p.m. Lows 0.6 feet at a.m. and 7.0 feet at 8:31 p.m. Lows 1.2 p.m.

WEATHER REPORTS Pre. Newport Beach 67 60 Palm Springs 113 76 Riverside 94 60 Sacramento 93 57. San Bernardino 94 60 San Diego 63 San Francisco 52 Santa Ana 61. Santa Barbara Torrance Victorville Nation Pre. Miami Beach 88 79 Milwaukee 86 66 Mips.

-St. Paul 90 69 40 New Orleans 93 New York 83 66 Oklahoma City 92 70 Omaha 96 69 Philadelphia 84 62 Phoenix 110 Pittsburgh 84 Portland. Me. 75 Portland. Ore 75 Reno 96 Richmond 95 St.

Louis 87 70 Salt Lake City 92 Seattle Spokane Washington 80 90 Pre. Montreal 82 61 the 48 adiacent states was 114 at Las CO. SMOG REPORT The Air Quality Management Dis trict predicts light to moderate smog today South Coast Air Basin. First-stage health advisories are expected in the inland valleys. Although levels will be above federal standards in the Central and Coastal areas, no first-stage advisories are expected.

Readings are per million parts of air (ppm). California standards are exceeded when ozone reaches a count of .20 ppm for an hour. or when carbon monoxide reaches 5.0 at any time, MONDAY'S HOURLY AVERAGES Long Los Orange Beach Angeles County Ozone .03 .06 Carbon Monoxide 4 5. 3 Oxides of Nitrogen 16 .11 .13 Sulphur Dioxide .05 .03 07 N.Cal. goes overboard with water reductions FREMONT (AP) water at least to keep Though the skies stay them alive.

sunny and the ground stays dry, water officials in some Northern California districts say their drought-consciouscustomers are overconserving. Last week, the general manager of the San Francisco Water Department pleaded with city residents not to let their lawns die for lack of water. During the weekend, the Alameda County Water District, serving 61,000 households east of San Francisco. scrapped mandatory water rationing entirely. people cut back almost 57 per cent.

We only required a 25 per cent decrease." said district manager Matt Whitfield. "The people have been so good at saving water it was getting worrisome. Lawn sprinklers were seen operating Sunday throughout the tri-city area including Fremont. Newark and Union City a rarity in the San Francisco Bay area where most districts have instituted water rationing plans and restricted outdoor watering. Last- week Kenneth R.

Boyd, general manager of the San Francisco district, noted that city water users have cut back 40 per cent and their lawns are turning brown. The district asked its customers to cut back by 25 per cent from what they used last year. While it might be impossible to keep lawns lush and green, Boyd said, there should be enough The Alameda County district's sharp drop in water consumption has meant revenues are down, too about 40 to 50 per cent of normal, according to Roy Coverdale, the district's assistant general manager and auditor. At their June 30 meeting, the directors will vote whether to increase rates from 36 cents to 45 cents per 748 gallons. The increase would be effective July 1.

Whitfield said the district would be keeping a keen eye over the summer to insure "there is no waste." But based on past performance. he added, water officials don't expect any. North of San Francisco, in parched Marin County, water officials welcomed the zealousness of their customers. customers are still exceeding our goal, and that's fine with Jules Tham, administrative assistant of the Marin Municipal Water District, said Monday. Marin residents have been asked to cut water consumption by about 57 per cent.

In Oakland and nearby communities east of San Francisco, the 1.1 million customers of the East Bay Municipal Utility District were about on target for the 35-per cent goal set by the district, said David Vossbrink, public information representative. SHIP ARRIVA DEPARTURES ES ACTIVE VESSELS Compiled By Vessel Berth Arap Mariner (LITK) LB- ANC Chevalier de Gramont B42 Chevron Colorado (TK) 168 Continental Pioneer (LI) L8212 Filikon- (LI TK) 238 Glomar Challenger 241 Grand Felicity (PA) 218 Hawaiian Progress 209 Kashu Maru (JA) 127 Kelkheim (GE) LB122 King Egbert (BR) LBS Lloyd Cuiaba (BZ) B24 Nanoose Carrier (CA BG) LB52 Nectarine (GE) B208 Obelix (LI TK1. LB -ANC Pacific Reefer (PA) 54 Pert yvitle (TK) 159 Perseus (BR) 228E Pres. Filimore 87 Satsuma (GE) 147 Shinyo Maru (JA) L89 Wild Gannet (BR) 55 World Kingdom (LI TK) LB-ANC World News (Li) 830 Anangel Happiness (GR) LB25 George Walton LB22 Sea Land Finance LB228 Siletz (BG) 126 VESSELS Vessel From Angelic Grace (GR) Balboa Amer. Aquarius Oakland Avila (TK) El Segundo Anco Templar (BR TK) Houston Andria (BR) Corinto Buenos Aires Maru (JA) Champerico Eagle Leader (TK) Segioia Jamaica Maru (JA) Yokohama Japan Bear Yokohama Marie Luise Bolten (GE) Honolulu Meonia (DA) Oakland Oriental Financ (LI) Charleston Pan Korea (KO) Oakland Prudential Sealet San Fran.

Shirvo Maru (JA) Benicia Texaco Calif. (TK) Anacortes Thuleland (SW) Macapa West. Highway (JA) Chiba Maru 3 (JA) Amapala ObituariesARMBRUST, Erich Alfred. Passed away! June 26. 1977.

Beloved father of Waldemar and Harold Armbrust; brother of Hugo Armbrust and sister, Martha Kloess; also survived by 5 grandchildren. Services Tuesday, 3:45 p.m. in the Rainbow Chapel, Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. Rose Hills Mortuary Directing. g.

BOHNE, Tom E. Beloved husband of Viola: step-father of Charles Lux and Phillip Lux; grandfather of Brent Lux, Kymberli Lux and Brendon Lux; brother of Paul Bohne and Larry Bohne and Dot Branson. Services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Church of Christ. Downey, Calif.

ForestLawn-Cypress, Forest Lawn Mortuary Directing. BOULTON, Mary Ann. OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application has been filed, pursuant to Section 9490.0 and Section 9333 of the Lakewood Municipal Code, by THOMAS L. SAFRAN and RONALD LEVINE requesting CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 198 in order to be permitted to construct an 81 unit bousing development with appurtenant parking facilities for elderly handicapped persons on property located in the M-F-R (Multiple Family Residential) Zone, and east of the northeast corner of Candlewood Street and Hayter Avenue, and more generally known as 4051 CANDLEWOOD STREET, LAKEWOOD, CALIFORNIA.

Also to be considered at this hearing will be the DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT for. the proposed project. This Draft Environmental Impact Report is being processed pursuant to Section 21000 of the Public Resources Code. California Environmental Quality Act of 1970, as amended. Said public hearing will be held on Thursday, the 7th day of July, 1977, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., in the Lakewood City Hall Council Chambers, 5050 Clark Avenue.

Lakewood. California. Notice is further given that all interested persons may attend at said date and time and testify in this matter. Copies of the Environmental Impact Report and maps and exhibits concerning this request are available for review at the Community Development Depart- ment of Lakewood City Hall. DATED this 22 day of June, 1977 CHARLES CHIVETTA, Director of Community Development Pub.

June 28. 1977 (10) LBI PUBLIC NOTICE FOR O.C.P. PUBLIC NOTICE RESOLUTION NO. C-22312 A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE THE ALLEY EAST OF PARAMOUNT BOULEVARD BETWEEN ARTESIA FREEWAY AND SIXTY -EIGHTH STREET. IN THE CITY OF LONG BEACH.

CALIFORNIA The City Council of the City of Long Beach resolves follows: Section 1. That the City Council intends to order the improvement of the ALLEY east of Paramount Boulevard between Artesia Freeway and Sixtyeighth Street, by constructing Portland cement concrete pavement and other im provements necessary to make a completed project, including installation of sewer and utility connections. if required; doing all necessary grading and any other related work required: exceptin any of the improvements hereinabove described already completed. Sec. 2..

That the aforesaid improvements shall be performed in accordance with plans, profiles, detailed drawings and specifications No. -4833. which documents are on file in the office of the City Engineer, and reference is hereby made to said documents for a detailed description of said improvements and for the description of the grade to which the improvements are to be made. Sec. 3.

That said contemplated improvement is of more than local or ordinary public benefit, and said City Council hereby determines and declares that the district to be benefited thereby and to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses thereof is shown on Map No. 840 on file in the office of the City Clerk, to which reference is hereby made for a description of the assessment district, and that all incidental expenses in excess of Five Hundred Dollars, plus seven per cent of the construction contract bid as awarded shall be paid by the City; provided, however, that in no event will the incidental expenses chargeable to the assessment district exceed the actual incidental expenses incurred by the City at the completion of the project. In addition thereto. the City will pay fifty per cent of the cost of any alley entrance construction. Any incidental expenses or construction costs paid by the City shall be paid from the General Purpose Fund.

Sec. 4. That City Council proposes to find and determine that the public convenience and necessity require such improvement. At the time and place herein fixed for bearing objections to the proposed work or improvement. a public hearing will also be held pursuant to Ordinance No.

C-3499 to hear objections to the making of such finding and determination by the Council. After such public hearing. if the Council, by no less than four-fifths vote of all members thereof, finds and determines that the public convenience and necessity require such improvement, it may order such improvement without further proceedings in respect to Debt Limitation or Majority Protest. Sec. 5.

Pursuant to the authority granted the City Council by Section 5250 of the Streets and Highways Code. the City Council hereby finds and determines that in its opinion the public interest will not be served by allowing the property owners to take the contract resulting from these proceedings, and the City Council hereby determines that the owners shall not be permitted to elect or take the work and enter into a written contract to do such work and that, based upon this determination and opinion, such contract may be executed by the City Engineer immediately after the first publication of notice of award of such contract without complying with Section 5249 and 5250 of the Streets and Highways Code Sec. 6. The City Council hereby determines and declares that the proceedings for the aforesaid improvement shall be taken under and pursuant to that portion of the Streets and Highways Code designated as the "Improvement Act of and that serial bonds shall be issued In the manner and form provided for in said Streets and Highways Code, bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum, to represent each assessment of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) or over remaining unpaid beyond the date specified in a notice to the property owners, which date shall not be less than thirty (30) days after mailing of the notice. Said serial bonds shall extend over a period ending nine (9) years from the second day of January next succeeding the next September first following their date.

The redemption provisions of said serial bonds shall provide for payment of a five per cent premium on the unmatured principal of bonds that are paid and redeemed prior to their maturity dates. Sec. 7. Notice is bereby given that on the 9th day of August, 1977, at the hour of 2:00 P.M., at the Council Chamber in the City Hall, any and all persons, having objections to said proposed improvement, may appear before said City Council and show cause in the manner prescribed by the Streets and Highways Age 79 of Long Beach. Passed away June 25, 1977.

Survived by husband, Ralph E. 2 sons; 1 daughter. Funeral services Wednesday, 2:00 p.m. Brothers Mortuary Chapel, 244 Redondo Avenue. 438-1145 Friends may call for visitation Tuesday, 9:00 p.m.

Interment in Salt Lake City, Utah. BROWN, Iva D. Services Tuesday, 11:00 a.m. Hunter Mortuary Chapel. DIXON, Timothy.

Service will Thurs day, 2:00 p.m. Sunnyside3 Memorial Park Chapel. Sunnyside Mortuary. Directors. ELM.

Florence Services Tuesday, p.m. Sunnyside Memorial Chapel. (Use San: Antonio Drive Entrance). Sunnyside Mortuary Directors. FISHBACK, Sylvia of Long Beach.

Passed away June 26. 1977. Sur vived by husband, J. Stanley Fishback. Retired Commissioner of Police and Firemen's Pension Board.

Member of Long Beach Chapter of Eastern Star, Merret Temple, Daughters of the Nile. Ebell Club, Nazareth No. 8 Order of White Shrine. Visitation Tuesday, p.m., p.m. Brothers Mortuary.

Service Wednesday. 10:00 a.m. Brothers Mortuary Chapel. Interment Maple Grove Cemetery, Wichita, Kansas. Brothers Mortuary Directors, 244 Redondo Avenue.

438-1145. GREEN. Lillian A. Mortuary. 426-3365.

ret. Passed away Sunday in Harbor City. Born November 22. 1903 in Santa Monica, Calif. A resident of Lomita and Wilmington area for.

45 years. She is survived by 3 daughters, Margaret Gregory of Long. Beach, Beverly Carlyle of Long Beach and Ja-. nice Adams of Bakers-: field: 8 grandchildren. 7 great grandchildren.

Has served the American Red Cross for the past 35 years. A member of the I.L.W.U. Aux. No. 8.

San Pedro, 30 Year Club, President of the Native Daughters of the Golden West. Wilmington Parlor No. 278. Also a Grand Deputy, N.D.G. W.

No. President N.D.G.W District 19: American Legion Aux. Wilmington 19th District No. 287. and Royal Neighbors of America.

Wilmington 10199: Grandmothers Club No. 62; Past Great Chief, Degree of Pocahonta of and numerous other organ izations. Funeral serve! ices Tuesday, 3:00 p.m. Green Hills Mortuary Chapel. Interment Green Hills Memortal? Park.

JENSEN. FlorenceMae: 78 years of age. Formerly of LongBeach. Predeceased huband. Mike.

Survived by son, Walter; a daughIter, Evelyn Caldwell: 5 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren; brothers, Ralph and' Clifford Parker. A member of the Community Preset byterian Church. Servlice will be Thursday, 10:00 a.m. Hunter Mortuary Chapel. JONES, Eugene C.

Beloved husband off 1 Juanita W. Jones; father, of Susan M. Stuurmans; grandfather of Michelles Stuurmans and Pamela Sturrmans; brother of James B. Jones. Services 12:00 noon Wednesday, in the Church of Our Fathers, Lawn-Cypress, Forestri Lawn Mortuary directing.

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