Culver City : Administrator Retires
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Walter H. Harris, long-time city administrator in Culver City, has retired. Harris, 61, had served as assistant chief administrative officer since 1969 and is credited with helping reorganize the city government. Before coming to Culver City, Harris served as city manager in Hermosa Beach and El Segundo.
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