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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1971

Page

4

Swordfish seized in San Diego Mercury laden catch halted

About 4,000 pounds of mercury contaminated swordfish were seized from Union Fish Co in San Diego. The fish tested 96 percent above legal mercury limits, prompting federal action. Union Fish Co plans its own tests and storage for a broker in Los Angeles who bought the stock from a Japanese firm.

San Diego Union Fish Co Abraham Kleks District Federal Food and Drug Administration Los Angeles

Long Beach Poll Shows 84 Percent Disapprove Calley Verdict

A Western Viewpoint survey of 412 Long Beach residents finds 347 or 84.3 percent disapprove of Lt. William L. Calley Jr. court martial verdict while 65 or 15.7 percent approve. Men constitute 72.4 percent of the disapproving group and 27.6 percent of the approving group. Some oppose killing in any case, others distinguish between soldiering and massacres attributed to Calley.

Long Beach William L. Calley Jr Jack W. Bentley Western Viewpoint Bentley Calley

Nixon frees Lt Calley amid nationwide reaction

President Nixon ordered the immediate release of Lt William L Calley Jr pending review of his murder conviction for the My Lai massacre drawing cheers in the House and across the country. Jurors who convicted Calley faced public backlash and continued debate over the case and executive clemency.

Nixon Calley William L. Calley Jr My Lai House of Representatives White House San Clemente House Jim Allen D-Ala Lincoln Sen J. William Fulbright D-Ark Vietnam Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee CBS Lyndon B. Johnson William C. Westmoreland U.S Creighton W. Abrams

Local tours for youths from welfare families in Long Beach area

The Long Beach area lists firms offering tours suitable for children ages four to ten. Acceptable venues include Star-Kist Foods, Weber Baking, Mountain View Dairies, Sunny Crest Dairy, General Telephone, Long Beach Water, Fire Department, U S Post Office, Long Beach Independent, Union Oil, and Los Cerritos Ranch House Museum. Reservations are required and some locations have minimum age limits for participants.

Can Action Line Long Beach B. E. Artesia Star- Kist Foods Inc Tuna St Terminal Island Weber Baking Co 4Th St Third Street Long Beach Boulevard Long Beach Independent Press-Telgram Pine Ave Union Oil Co Anaheim St Wilmington Los Cerritos Ranch House Museum Virginia Road

Bad brake repair dispute ends with $150 verdict

A Long Beach reader sued Discount Tire Center after costly brake work they say was fraudulent. The Cars Committee backed the claim, arbiters offered $56.17, and a Small Claims Court judge awarded $150. Separate inquiry notes drunken driving can stay 10 years on records.

Discount Tire Center 10Th Street Pacific Avenue Long Beach Discount P.G.U Wilmington Cars Committee of P.O Calif Independent Garage Owners Association Cars Committee Small Claims Court

Burglar Steals Tools From Local Construction Firm

Long Beach police said a burglar pried into the building at 3400 Pacific Ave and stole a stud gun with a box of .22-caliber fasteners from Rediger and Nelson Contractors. Two General Telephone Co bells and a maroon hardhat were also taken, with total loot valued at $232.90.

Rediger and Nelson Contractors Pacific Ave Long Beach General Telephone Co

Calley pardon urged by juror as nation weighs mercy

A juror speaks for clemency in the Calley case, saying a presidential pardon could blur law and justice. He argues a parole after 10 years might reinforce national resolve to prevent a repeat, while noting threats from furious callers to his wife and insisting the verdict reflected facts, not emotion.

Nixon Calley Lt. Calley Brown

National orders DC10s split for international and domestic use

National Airlines has firm orders for two Series 30 intercontinental DC10s for its Miami London route and nine Series 10 domestic DC10s. The carrier, first to order both DC10 variants, trims three options amid slow economy. First three engines will arrive this November with deliveries through 1973, replacing DC8s and DC7s in the fleet mix.

National

Inmate revolt quelled in New York jail

In New York City inmates seized two floors of cells in the Federal House of Detention in Lower Manhattan on Thursday night. U.S. marshals regained control in under four hours. A guard and three inmates held were unharmed. Seven inmates led the takeover of the top two floors of the three story jail.

New York Federal House of Detention Lower Manhattan U.S

Alioto and three Seattle officials plead innocent in bribery case

Mayor Joseph L. Alioto of San Francisco and three former Washington officials pleaded innocent to federal charges of bribery and mail fraud. The four were indicted over a $2.3 million fee splitting plan for an antitrust case involving 1960s Washington utilities. Trial dates were tentatively set for late spring to early summer with motions due in April and responses in April.

Seattle, Wash UPI Joseph L. Alioto San Francisco Washington State Seattle Washington Alioto John J. O’connell George K. Faler O’connell John G. McCutcheon Pierce County Wash Beeks

Alioto takes hand in San Francisco teachers strike

Mayor Joseph Alioto intervened in a strike that has shut down schooling for 89,000 pupils. Attendance fell to about one third as the American Federation of Teachers and Classroom Teachers Association walkouts continued. Open schools ran a minimum day while a minority coalition tried to keep some campuses operating. Negotiations between the school administration and the Teacher Negotiating Council persisted as the holiday break approached.

San Francisco UPI Joseph Alioto American Federation of Teachers Classroom Teachers Association Black Students Union Latin American Teachers Association Chinese American Teachers Association Filipino Teachers Association Black Teachers Caucus Thomas Shaheen Teacher Negotiating Council AFT CTA

Kiss Now Replaced by Sexual Intercourse in Modern Romance

London doctor Dr. John Slome told a medical congress that postwar good night kisses have given way to sexual intercourse in the sixties and seventies. He cited a survey showing unmarried mothers in Britain make up 61 percent of abortion patients, illustrating a changed behavior pattern over the past two decades.

London John Slome

Life term for Candlelight Killer slayer in San Diego

Timo Earl Dudley a 24 year old Vietnam veteran was sentenced to life in prison for the killings of two men including California's Candlelight Killer. The court labeled him a dangerous killer and handed down the life term with no possibility of parole.

San Diego Timothy Earl Dudley California

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