Murphy Cranston oppose further Santa Barbara Channel drilling
Republican Senator George Murphy joins Senator Alan Cranston in warning against more oil drilling after a Union Oil Co pipeline caused a minor spill near the Santa Barbara Channel. Cranston asks President Nixon to suspend new drilling until safeguards are in place. Murphy urges caution after earlier support.
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Sen. Murphy
Cranston
Ion
George Murphy
Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Santa Barbara Channel
Channel
Union Oil Co
Murphy
Washington
Senate
Nixon
Union Oil
Santa Barbara
Wintersburg: 1898 to 1957 Community Near Huntington Beach
Wintersburg started around 1898 north of Huntington Beach along Warner Avenue west of Beach Boulevard. Named for celery and potato grower Charles Winters, it grew to about 200 residents at the turn of the century. It was centered near a Southern Pacific Railroad stop and absorbed into Huntington Beach in August 1957.
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Huntington Beach
Wintersburg
R. H
Long Beach
Warner Avenue
Beach Boulevard
Southern Pacific
Charles Winters
Missing repair shop license prompts investigation into TV return
A reader asks ACTION LINE to locate a TV set after Jerry Caldwell of Jerry's Mobile Service Rosemead failed to renew his license. Bureau investigators visited in October discovered Caldwell had moved to Kentucky. Any complaint can be filed with the Department in Sacramento to recover the set.
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Jerry
N. Muscatel Ave
Rosemead
Action Line
H.R
Wilmington. A
State Bureau of Electronic Repair Dealers Registration
Bureau
Jerry Caldwell
Caldwell
Kentucky
Department of Professional Vocational Standards
Sacramento
Calif
Hospitality Center response raises funding and conduct questions
Long Beach reader reports discriminatory treatment at the Hospitality Center on Ocean Boulevard run by the All States Society of Long Beach a nonprofit funded by dues tours and city support. The society’s president apologizes and says the complaint was inconclusive and not policy.
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Ocean Boulevard
Hospitality Center
H.S.S. Long Beach
All States Society of Long
Presidential warning on cancer risk prompts push to curb radiation limits
Washington reports that Dr. Paul C. Tompkins warns 16,000 annual cancer cases could arise unless radiation protection standards for peaceful atomic energy use are tightened. The claim, from two scientists, is under investigation by federal agencies including AEC and HEW. Muskie requested the probes.
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Washington
United States
Paul C. Tompkins
Federal Radiation Council
Tompkins
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Senate
John W. Gorman
Arthur R. Tamplin
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
University of California At Livermore
Muskie
Four Torrance Athletes Hurt in Bus Crash
A disabled Torrance North High School basketball team bus was rear ended by a skidding transport truck on the San Diego and San Gabriel River Freeways. Four players and the bus driver were treated. none were seriously injured. traffic was halted for nearly two hours.
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Torrance
Stell
Ron Carlson
North High School
San Diego
San Gabriel River
Paul L. Martin
Fountain Valley
Edwin
Gary) Furnee
Donald Martin
Moth Blunders Into Birthday Cake At Child's Party
A moth caused a mishap at a two year old birthday party as it collided with the cake and scorched both candles. The incident was reported in a local notice without further injuries or official action.
Hayakawa Fires 10 Black Workers at San Francisco State
San Francisco State College president S. I. Hayakawa dismissed 10 student aides amid a crackdown on the Black Studies department, calling it a training ground for revolution. He said total payrolls for 18 faculty would continue but may be withdrawn. department supervision remains disputed.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
S. J. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Hayakawa
Urban Whitaker
Whitaker
Surf Roars Back as California Coast Braces for More
The Weather Bureau warns heavy surf returning today and Saturday to Southland beaches, with Ventura County facing the worst impact. Six to seven foot waves threaten Seal Beach, and 15 to 15 foot swells may hit area coastlines again, following a storm that caused over one million dollars in damage last week.
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Southland
U S. Weather Bureau
Seal Beach
Weather Bureau
Ventura County
Stopgap funding plan faces veto threat over inflation
President Nixon told Congress he would veto the second largest appropriation bill for Labor Health Education and Welfare and the Office of Economic Opportunity as inflationary. The Senate passed a stopgap through Jan 30 at last year’s level, about $21.4 billion, with debate unresolved on whether to push ahead or defer to next year. The measure, tied to fiscal year that began July 1, would fund agencies at reduced levels if not cleared before Christmas adjournment.
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Firestone
Pacific Coast Hwy
Long Beach
C.A
Jehan Conners
Conners
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Labor and Health, Education and Welfare Departments
Office of Economic Opportunity
Senate
House
Senate Tradition May Thwart Nixon Plan On Morgenthau
The report notes a Senate tradition could block President Nixon's effort to remove Attorney General Morgenthau, impacting personnel reshuffles and political maneuvering at the time.
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Senate
Nixon
Morgenthau
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Leary
Inerey
U.S
By Frank Carey
Long Beach Community Hospital
Joseph T. Murray
Fonthill Ave
Hugo Garcia
Glenburn Ave
Gary P. Garfano
W. 175Th St
Orange County
Board of Supervisors
My Lai
Agnew
Financial
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