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Brddley By RICK ORLOV Loi Angeles Bureau Copley Newi Service Preliminary steps to resolve areas of differences on five items have been taken at a historic gathering of Mayor Tom Bradley and the county Board of Supervisors Bradley four members of the board and city councilman Emani Bernard! met for nearly two hours at a city hall meeting this week in the first combined meeting of city and county officials ever held Bradley said the meeting was to be the first of many adding he hoped they would lead to a better understanding of problems between the city and the county supervisors hold meeting of the things convinced is necessary is for different agencies to get Bradley said serve the same constituency and I think any way we can reduce costs and clip red tape ought to be Only Supervisor James Hayes who suff ered a spasm of a cerebral artery last week was absent from the meeting Bemardi was in attendance as a representative of the city council Bradley said he would attempt to have the entire couril at the future meetings As a result of the meeting Bradley and the supervisors informally agreed to the following To arrange a meeting between the city and county administrative officers to resolve differences on the allocation of gas tax monies To establish a task force to study possible mergers and consolidations To work out an agreement for the operation of the El Pueblo historical site giving the city full responsibility To arrange a meeting with the executive committee of the Southern California Association of Governments to resolve the concerns about the regional organization The transportation task force will be composed of representatives of various city and county departments Its primary responsibility will be developing an intermediate plan to go into effect within three years Supervisor Baxter Ward urged that the task force place particular emphasis on the use of -existing rail lines and study the possible condemnation of the lines He said the condemnation would not be designed to take the lines away from the railroad companies but would be an administrative action so they could be used by local government Other areas the task force Ls to explore include exclusive bus and car pool lanes on freeways and the synchronization of street lights Fairs and celebrations in Bishop Cambria Lancaster Morxigo Valley Morro Bay Norco and San Gabriel all highlight this list of things to see and do in the Southland as compiled by the Automobile Club of Southern California ALPINE: 12th annual Viejas Days Horse Show and Parade featuring the show Sept 8 and 8 pmj and a parade Sunday 1 pm i followed by a barbecue September 8th 4 Wi BISHOP 40th annual Homeoomming Rodeo and Labor Day Celebration featuring a beauty contest gymkhana and horse show (today 1 pm) and rodeos (8 pm today 2 pm Sunday Monday i plus a pxrade down Mam Street today 10 amy LA JOLLA: 43rd annual Rough Water Swim and Aqua Festival billed as largest ocean swimming event the United featuring paddlebcard championships water rescue demonstrations a junior swim and the one-mile ocean-course Rough Water Swim at La Jolla Cove on South Coast Boulevard 11 am to 4 pm Sept 9 LAKE ARROWHEAD: Annual Mue-Hi Invitational Regaa featuring some 50 boats in competition today and Sunday free 1 LONG BEACH: 28th annual Labor Day Inboard Speedboat Regatta featuring some 80 participants in 10 ciasses4 at Marine Stadium 5255 Apptan Way Monday LOS ANGELES: 192nd City Birthday Celebration featuring Meixican music dancing and fireworks at Old Town Plaza Olvera Street 6 pm Tuesday Fourth annual Freedom Classic Football Game featuring Cal State Long Beach vs Grambling preceded by a celebrity football game at the Coliseum 2:30 pm Sept 8 ORANGE: 100th Birthday Street Fair featuring stage entertainment exhibits and balloon rides at the Plaza Chapman Avenue and Glasell Street today and Sunday NATIONAL CITY Sixth annual Rodeo Days featuring a beauty contest rodeos and a parade in and near Kimball Park 14th Street an Avenue Wednesday and Sept 8 and 9 PORTERBILLE: Third annual Western Fly-In featuring a model airplane contest (today 2:30 pmj a dance (tonight 9 pn) plus air shows of experimental aircraft at Porterville xmcipal Airport today and Sunday SAN DIEGO: California Admission Day Celebration featuring rjiariaehis color guards dancing entertainment and a picnic supper at Old Town Plaza Twiggs and Juan streets 6 to 9 pm Sept 9 SANTA MONICA: 12th annual Sports and Arts Festival featuring contests in dory racing beach running jogging and walking rugby ocean swimming shuffleboard surfing volleyball plus art exhibits concerts ethnic dancing and an aquacade at various locations on various dates through Monday 1 11th annual Gymfest featuring and open gyihnastic competitions off the Promenade south of Municipal Pier through Monday SOLVAN'G: Annual Antiques Fair and Sales at Memorial Building on Mission Drive today and Sunday -r PRETTY AS A PICTURE These young ladies are among 20 Pictured here are from left Delia Carreon Evelyn Leivas girls from Teen Post 108 who will give a free dance recital for Lorretta Ceja Ramona Sedillos Gina Bonillo Anita Ceja the community at 7: 30 pm next Friday at St Hall in Conal June Mendez Julie Sigala Antoinette Garcia Jeanne Wilmington They are members of a dance class taught at the Mendez and Teresa Ceja (News-Pilot photo) teen post by Anita Corral a professional Spanish dancer Commission appointees approved Los Angeles Bureau Copley Newsservice What one councilman described as "a over the question of commissioner residency has been avoided Assistant City Attorney James A Doheriy has cleared two commission candidates who were held back from the city co-ncJ because they do not live in the city The Rev Joseph Griffin and Mary Henry- both did not go before the council because of questions about their residency Members of the state county and federal affairs committee put off for a week approval of the pair to the Los Angeles County Southeast General Hospital Authority Commission so a legal opinion about whether they would have to be residents could be readied Doherty later returned the opinion and said that based on the joint powers agreement which set up the hospital authority the commissioners need not be city residents an agency separate and apart from the city and from the Doherty said of the hospital board Meanwhile on the city council floor approval of 28 other new commissioners went smoothly Commissioners who were approved this week include the following: Robert Collins chairman of Hi-Pro Foods Inc and Alexander Pope attorney to the Airport Commission and Maurice Weiss a produce wholesaler and Robert Baschan teacher to the Public Utilities and Transportation Commission Dulzura Villaflor college instructor Fred Ball retired fireman Janice Bernstein educational ponsultant Toshiko Yoshida county employe Jessie Mae Beavers news editor Yung Huo Liu UCIA staff psychologist and Ranlett Edmonds director of Urban Indian Development to the Board of Human Relations Commissioners Louis McKinstry administrator for Local 660 Willis Ed-wars student Kate Stern community relations and Judy Carole Kuhn legal secretary to the Board of Various Community Groups Helen Treend a member of various community groups A Parker Wraith vice president of Occidental Life Insurance Co and Patricia Rosenfeld secretary of Beverly Vogue Inc to the Board of Environmental Quality Commissioners Saul Reider chemical salesman Doris Silverton free lance writer David Fon Lee restaurant owner and Joan Peck teacher to the Board of Animal Regulation Commissioners Other Bradley nominees who received council confirmation include Jerry Fields an attorney to the board of administration of the city retirement system County tax rate Hearing sot for vote delay seen Musims Anthony to talk at port luncheon Angeles-Long Beach Marine Exchange board of directors Southern California Master Contracting Stevedores Association and chairman of the Los Angeles-Long Beach Steering Committee Capt John Anthony president of Metropolitan Stevedore Co will be the guest speaker Wednesday at the Martime Industries Luncheon The noon luncheon will be held at the Mary Star of the Sea Church auditorium 830 Eighth St San Pedro A social hour will begin at 11 30 am Capt Anthony who has been president of the Stevedore company since 1967 when it merged with Associated Banning Co He is' president of the Los A preliminary hearing is scheduled Oct 2 in San Pedro Municipal Court for six Black Muslims charged with 10 counts of assault and battery on six Harbor Division police officers All six of the Long Beach residents have been released from custody on $1500 bail They were arrested Monday night following a brawl in the area of Second and Palos Verdes Streets in San Pedro Eugene Avery 36 is charged with three counts of felony assault and battery on a police officer Steve Glover 23 and Alton Peterson 39 are each charged with two counts of assault and battery for setting a tax rate by local agencies It would apply to all governmental bodies as well as special taxing districts If there are changes in the financing of certain projects or there are deletions or additions a new tax rate would have to be figured out by county auditor-controller Mark Bloodgood County officials have estimated the General Fund tax rate at $38645 assessed valuation This compares with last tax rate of $40272 per $100 The reduction in the tax rate has been credited mainly to the application of ederal Revenuesharing funds for the financing of capital projects Hahn has proposed the use of an additional $6 million of the money in the same manner Los Angeles Bureau Copley News Service The final step in the county budgetary setting a tax may be delayed when the Board of Supervisors meets next Tuesday Supervisors had been scheduled to set the general fund and all special district tax rates this past Tuesday to comply with state law However under a measure awaiting the approval of Gov Ronald Reagan the county could reopen budget hearings and make additions or deletions to its $295 billion spending package for the 1973-74 fiscal year Supervisor Kenneth Hahn is reported to be considering proposing that budget hearings be reopened to allow the allocation of about $6 million in revenuesharing funds to further reduce the proposed tax rate by between 2 and 3 cents The measure AB 2008 extends until Sept 14 the deadline SWAP MEET EVERY SATURDAY I SUNDAY PAUL NEWMAN as Shawn at (PG ROBERT REDFORD as Shown at 10:35 AU COLOR! 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College to form an alumni group A group of recent graduates from Cal State Dominguez Hills have begun preparatory work on an alumni association The first meeting of alumni interested in an association is being planned for the fall As one of the newest campuses in the California State University and Colleges system Dominguez Hills has no association The number of graduates is growing rapidly however and now amounts to about 1800 said John Crowe director of college relations who is helping in the formation of an association The bulk of those graduates have received their diplomas in just the past few years Of that number foi example eight-hundred were graduated this past year The first graduating class of four was in 1966 alimni are young like the school" Crowe said see Pur association being aimed at fund-raising like the big private universities vBut I do think it is important that our graduates and former students keep in contact with the college and provide direction in the growth of this college The support of our alumni now members of tht community which the college serves is necessary association will provide social contacts for these students who have lost touch with each In addition to persons obtaining degrees from the college persons who attended the college and received no degree are eligible to join the association Persons interested in taking part in the association should notify the office of the president at the college Board approves work-study plan Adult schools in the Ixs Angeles district will have 56 college student aides this fall under a program approved by the city Board of Education the college students will be among the more than 2000 from California state universities who are serving as teacher and clerical assistants under Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965: urpose of the federal program is to stimulate and promote the part-time employment of students from low income families thus affording them an opportunity to pursue a college or university education The college student assistants will be paid $240 an hour for a rtto rimum of 15 hours a week tr alitor to providing direct teaching and clerical assistance fi schools the program also offers an opportunity for the fxci familiar with the field of adult education which to ''j'toter as a career Du-ir tie IYZ-72 school year all 56 of the students were piovjec D) 'juL-rrjt Stole University Northridge However the w-1 oq to three other colleges and universities 1973-14 DRIVE-IN THEATER 2500 Redondo Beach Blvd at Crenshaw 324-2664 vi mm THEATER 478 6th ST SAN PEDRO 832 7227 SPECIAL MATINEE MONDAY 1 CO DUEL OF THE IRON FIST" (R) -PLUS- "LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE (PG) MOVIE RATING GUIDE GENERAL AUDIENCES ALL AGES ADMITTED PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED Some material may not be suitable for pre-teenagers) restricted Under 17 Requires Accompanying Parent or Adult Guardian RESTRICiEO 18 YEARS OR OVER 0 if )uriiiiTwiiAymjwM aXDRnJr My Wl 'PttoA I 1 30- 5 00 8 30 1 1 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE SOLO Houotr Minutes oiiu non i LABOR DAY WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS One little Indian -ALSO- WALT DISNEY'S IT'S THE HAPPIEST HOWL IN A AGE! 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