DMV Refund Check Case Clarified by Authorities
A reader asked about a $400 refund from the Department of Motor Vehicles after posting a cash security for a no fault accident in 1967. DMV records show the warrant was issued to the reader on Nov 19, 1968 and cashed at Tahitian Village Restaurant, with the check clearing at Southern California First National Bank of San Diego on Nov 25.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
DMV
W.B.S
Lakewood
Department of Motor Vehicle
Little Boxes and Its Creator Malvina Reynolds
The song Little Boxes written by former Long Beach resident Malvina Reynolds details conformity in society. Reynolds explained she conceived it while driving south of San Francisco near new hillside houses, later performing it at engagements and with Pete Seeger helping popularize the hit. She notes other works and her academic background at UC Berkeley. A stamp club at the VA Hospital Long Beach accepts old and commemorative stamps for donation.
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R. H
Seal Beach
Long Beach
Malvina Reynolds
Action Line
San Francisco
Pete Seeger
Mrs. Reynolds
Vikki Dugan
Cement Octopus
University of California At Berkeley
Schroeder Music Co
Parker St
Berkeley
Calif
J. E
Lynwood
Veterans Administration Hospital
Edward Hurst
Recreation Department
Seventh Street
Bellflower Boulevard
Labor Division Aids Workers But Not a Union
The Division of Labor Law Enforcement does not act as a union for employees. It enforces state labor laws and helps workers collect past due wages. The Long Beach office at 230 E Fourth St handles wage disputes, investigates, and seeks settlements. if needed, it can take cases to court.
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Labor Law Enforcement Division
California Department of Industrial Relations
D. B
Compton
Division of Labor Law Enforcement
A. J. Reyff
California
Long Beach
Fourth St
Action Line: Reader questions to special number
Use ACTION LINE 432-3451 to record questions. Include name address and phone for help. Do not send pictures or items for return. Only one query at a time. Mail and calls may not be acknowledged due to volume.
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Long Beach
Calif
Action Line
Trustees Kill San Francisco State Settlement
California state college trustees refused to approve a settlement with striking San Francisco State College teachers but approved a grievance procedure for all state college faculty. The vote split 13 to 5 against negotiation with strikers and 15 to 2 for the faculty grievance plan, with one abstention.
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Los Angeles
UPS
California State Colleges
San Francisco
Ronald Reagan
State College
Nixon reassures Germans on alliance and unity
President Nixon spoke to the Bundestag in Bonn calling for strong Atlantic ties during talks with the Soviet Union. He denied preconditions for German reunification in any peace negotiations and pledged U.S. support for West Germany's course in the Berlin dispute with East Germany.
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Bom
Germany
Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
West Germany
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Bundestag
Atlantic Alliance
London
Foggier Bonn
U.S
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Berlin
Apollo 9 crew may delay flight due to colds
Cape Kennedy UPS reports Apollo 9 astronauts James A. McDivitt David R. Scott and Russell L. Schweickart caught colds Wednesday raising the possibility of delaying Friday's launch by one or more days. Chief astronaut physician Charles A. Berry planned morning examinations to decide.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
America
James A. McDivitt
David R. Scott
Russell L. Schweickart
Charles A. Berry
McDivitt
Scott
Schweickart
Flood Damage in Southland May Top $100 Million
Southern California flood relief continues as refugees return to wrecked homes amid a vast cleanup. At least 12 dead and many missing, with property losses possibly over 100 million dollars. Firefighters and Marines assist evacuees from Silverado and Modjeska canyons to El Modena High School emergency center.
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California
Marine Corps
Irvine Lake
Silverado
Modjeska
el Modena
Major Santa Barbara oil leak worsens spill along California coast
The new oil leak from a Santa Barbara Channel well spread thousands of gallons into the Pacific, coating beaches from Castle Rock to Santa Monica. Tar reached Malibu and Will Rogers Beach as gulls and a porpoise died near Venice. Union Oil attributed the spill to a relief-well operation, while officials prepared further emergency response.
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Santa Barbara Channel
Pacific
Santa Monica
Los Angeles County
William Frederickson Jr
Castle Rock
Union Oil Company
Santa Barbara
GM recalls 4.9 million cars over exhaust fumes and throttling risk
General Motors announces the largest U.S. recall, covering 4.9 million cars and trucks to fix exhaust fumes entering the cabin and throttle sticking. Four deaths are linked to the fumes, with two separate incidents noted including a Utah Impala case and a Louisiana 1966 Impala.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors Corp
U.S
Expelled priest warns of revolution danger in Latin America
Tomorrow's page previews a feature on a now expelled priest who cautions about rising revolutionary threats across Latin America, signaling regional political tensions and potential unrest.
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Latin America
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