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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1968

Page

5

Fog Clearing Test Set Over Los Angeles Airport

Aviation officials plan an $80,000 fog seeding experiment above Los Angeles International Airport to clear heavy fog and avoid flight disruptions. Three small planes from Van Nuys Airport will spray salt detergent and fertilizer chemical to produce light drizzle within about 20 minutes. The project runs 34 months under a contract with E Bollay Associates, with airlines funding 90 percent of costs.

Los Angeles Los Angeles International Airport International Burt Lockwood Department of Airports van Nuys Airport LA International Airport Department E. Bollay Associates Santa Barbara Lockwood

Incumbent Races in Long Beach Area Cost Voters Big Sums

In Long Beach and surrounding Orange County districts, incumbents and challengers spent nearly half a million dollars in two congressional, two state Senate, and five Assembly races. Richard Hanna kept the 34th District seat by about 3,500 votes after $60,428 in spending, while opponents Copp and Nestande posted tens of thousands in expenses. Other races saw varying totals, with notable sums from Lincoln Club of Orange County and Orange County Republican groups backing Teague and other candidates. Kenrick, Brockman, and Deukmejian also reported substantial expenditures, with Donna Demoret filing only the $160 fee.

Bill J. Teague Woodrow Smith Bruce Nestande Richard Hanna Mike Cullen Kenneth Corty Teague Hanna Congressional Lincoln Club Orange County Republican Central Committee Smith Cullen West Long Beach Lakewood Cory Westminster Nestande Long Beach Otage County Craig Hosmer Arthur Gottlieb

Link Shells Tied to Panther Shootout Evidence

An expert testified that six rifle shells found in a Black Panther car after a shootout were fired from a Garand rifle found near Warren Wells. Wells and five other Panthers including Eldridge Cleaver face trials for the April 6 incident in which Bobby Hutton was killed.

Oakland UPS Warren Wells Wills Eldridge Cleaver Bobby Hutton John E. Davis Garand Wells Redmond C. Staats

Loan Repaid by Wife of Councilman

A prosecution witness testified he was repaid a $1,000 loan by the wife of Los Angeles City Councilman Thomas D. Shepard three days before Shepard’s bribery and conspiracy trial. Joseph M. Arnoff said he sent Shepard the money in 1954 to cover interest on a $10,000 loan his firm arranged for Shepard after Shepard sought support on a zoning matter. The council approved the Seven Acres zoning change in San Fernando Valley, but Mayor Yorty vetoed the act.

Los Angeles Thomas D. Shepard Shepard Joseph M. Arnoff Arnoff San Fernando Sam Yorty Tion Nevada Salt Lake City

Nuclear blast set for Wednesday at Nevada Test Site

The Atomic Energy Commission will detonate a underground nuclear explosion of about 1 megaton at Pahute Mesa, 100 miles NW of Las Vegas. The test, 4,600 feet deep, is designed to contain radioactivity within the test area with minimal off-site damage.

Las Vegas Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Test Site Howard Hughes The AEC Pahute Mesa

California jobs reach record high as unemployment holds steady

California added workers again in November with employment rising to 7,768,000 while the jobless rate remained at 4.4 percent. Officials said the figure marks the lowest unemployment in more than a decade.

Sacramento California

Money to Loan Classified Ad Sought by Readers

Classified line urges readers to dial HE 2-5959 to place or respond to money to loan offers. It emphasizes reaching neighborhood rowers through the ad. The item mimics a brief classified solicitation common in small local papers.

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Long Beach-area Secretary of State Senate Joseph M. Kenrick Edwin G. Brockman George Deukmejian American Independent Party Donna Demoret Assembly James A. Hayes East Long Beach Signal Hill Virginia Waters Robert H. Burke Huntington Beach Jim Bentson Bentson Robert E. Badham Newport Beach Frank W. Raczek Kenrick Panther Hughes Robert Mahon Pine Avenue Hom Rolex Pine Ave Walkers Friendly Store of Victoria Her Royal Pride
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