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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1969
Page
32
Weather notes show tonight clear with low clouds by morning. Highs and coastal tides listed, with elevations around 54 feet at 8:03 p.m. and 5.6 feet later, plus minus small low readings through Tuesday.
Dr. Alan A. Allen warned at a Santa Barbara symposium that at the current flow rate about 3 million gallons of crude could contaminate the Santa Barbara Channel by month end. The estimate, based on 77 days of leakage from the Union Oil well, relies on color-thickness analysis of the sea floor slicks. 1,500 birds were treated with 300 surviving. tourism losses cited. officials caution stoppage needed.
Police arrest Malcolm Austin, 26, after a Fifth Avenue jewelry store holdup. Investigators say a go go dancer’s missing purse first pointed to him as a suspect. Austin was found with 3800 in cash when nabbed near a Long Island nightclub at 2 30 a m and charged with first degree robbery.
Flames fed by grain dust leaped 150 feet in the air as 37 pieces of equipment battled a two hour blaze. An abandoned seven story grain elevator was destroyed and a nearby office building was heavily damaged. A conveyor belt system was also damaged.
Six aircraft and two ground teams searched for the missing DC-3 that vanished Feb 18 with 350 aboard on a Mineral County Airlines gamble excursion. Volunteers and ham operators scoured Dyer area as winter snows melt, with weekend plans to resume if no clues emerge.
Minnie E Bell service Monday at 1 p.m. at Sheelar Stricklin Mor tuary Chapel with Rev. Loran Hancock officiating. Maude A Pytcher graveside Monday at 11 a.m. at Harbor Rest Memorial Park directed by Mottell's Mortuary.
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