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Paul H. Lamport

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223:, president of the Hollywood Property Owners Association and was commodore of the Long Beach Yacht Club and president of the Civic Regatta Association, which began the Southern California Mid-Winter Regatta. He was "part owner or in several business partnerships involving real estate holdings" and was director of the Metropolitan Bank of Hollywood. He also said in a letter to 367:" to Los Angeles in summer 1967 and proposed a resolution that would order the departments to "cease and desist" from according any "dissident non-conformist groups" any special consideration. It was defeated by 7 votes to 5, requiring 8 votes to pass. The next year another of his proposals was passed unanimously, an 328:
Lamport urged in 1966 that vacant industrial land be sheltered from taxes so that the owners would have an incentive to leave it undeveloped rather than asking for rezoning to another purpose. "Man's dignity begins with a permanent job, not one created by relief or any governmental agency," he said.
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Lamport's principal opponent in the election that followed later that year was Mary Tinglof, a former president of the city Board of Education, and a liberal. During the campaign, it was reported that Lamport had misrepresented his academic record and falsely claimed a combat medal for bravery, the
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in high school. He said he had received a certificate for the medal but could not find it. It was also revealed that Lamport had been arrested and fined in September 1938 for the illegal possession of two slot machines in a restaurant at 10271
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vociferously defended Lamport and threatened to walk out of a news conference and cancel any more as long as reporters insisted on asking him about the situation. Lamport won the election in the final round over Tinglof.
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Lamport was born February 3, 1907, in Los Angeles, the son of William H. and Frances Lamport. He was married in December 1945 to Ruth G. Lamport of Saint Louis, Missouri. They had a son, Stanley William Lamport.
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management under combat conditions. Extracts of handbook adopted by War Department. Received commendation for this work signed by Brig. Gen. D.O. Elliott. Honorably discharged October 28, 1944."
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Lamport suffered a stroke in 1980 and died on April 2, 1984, at the age of 77. He was survived by his wife, Ruth, and a son, Stanley.
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His official biography dated February 1967, on file in the Los Angeles Public Library, says that he went to
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He complained that city departments were engaged in a "secret" program to "welcome an invasion of 100,000
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His biography states that he was inducted into the Army on November 19, 1942, and served in the
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and Los Angeles University College of Law. It states that he was awarded an honorary
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Three years later Lamport was appointed by Mayor Yorty as a member of his staff.
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after the resignation of General Manager and Chief Engineer Samuel B. Nelson.
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In 1969, "the flamboyant Lamport" lost the election to his former deputy,
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Erwin Baker, "Lamport Bids for No. 1 Post in L.A. Water and Power Dept."
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Lamport was appointed by the City Council in early 1965 to represent
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Richard Bergholz, "Mayor Race Spotlights Struggle on Race Issue,"
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Richard Bergholz, "Housewife Turns Light on Candidate's Record,"
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Richard Bergholz, "Yorty Defends Lamport as Council Candidate,"
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Michael Seiler, "Paul Lamport, Ex-L.A. Councilman, Dies at 77,"
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Erwin Baker, "City Council Vacancy Sure to Stir Scramble,"
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George Garrigues, "'Tax Shelter' for Idle Land Asked,"
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Lee Dye, "Lamport Trails in Bid to Keep Council Seat,"
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failed in the midst of objections from those areas.
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Wrote Army handbook on 148: 92: 57: 40: 28: 661:Los Angeles City Council 610:March 26, 1967, page H-1 580:March 9, 1966, page SF-8 565:April 19, 1972, page C-4 47:Los Angeles City Council 625:June 21, 1967, page A-1 535:March 9, 1969, page B-1 445:April 3, 1984, page C-1 460:May 28, 1969, page A-3 550:May 9, 1969, page B-4 430:July 26, 1967, page 3 390:NOTE: Access to some 520:May 20, 1965, page 3 333:Hollywood expansion. 675:Robert J. Stevenson 311:Robert J. Stevenson 87:Robert J. 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Los Angeles City Council
13th
James Harvey Brown
Robert J. Stevenson
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Democratic
"Polytechnical" High School
United States Armed Forces Institute
Doctor of Law
European Theater of Operations
battle stars
mess
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
Paul Coates
newspaperman
Los Angeles City Council District 13
James Harvey Brown
Hollywood
Silver Lake
Echo Park
Los Feliz
Lincoln Heights
Silver Star
10th grade
Pico Boulevard
Sam Yorty
Robert J. Stevenson
Hollywood district

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