Missing Long Beach girl traced in Crestline search
Martina Marie Peterson, a 10 year old from 2101 Palo Verde Ave., vanished Tuesday while on a Crestline outing. More than 50 searchers, including jeeps and helicopters, comb the Mile High area near Twin Peaks as authorities reenforce efforts.
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Rosy Day Parade Opens With 60 Floats In Pasadena
The Tournament of Roses Parade starts at 8 40 a m with 60 floats 21 bands and 215 riders on a 5 5 mile route from Colorado Boulevard to Victory Park. About 1.5 million will view live and many more on TV as mild Santa Ana winds ease a south front and temperatures rise from chilly dawn to low 70s by afternoon.
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California license and plates rules for new residents
A reader asks about required California plates and licenses after moving. DMV notes arriving residents may use old plates until expiration, some newer plates last two years but can be valid for only one year after arrival. California requires obtaining a driver license within 10 days of establishing residency, defined by seeking employment. Enforcement remains difficult, typically catching violators via traffic citations.
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Anguish Bride Purchase Ordered by J Kauffman & Sons
In early October T ordered any Anguish bride for J Kauffman & Sons dresser company located at 139-141 Broadway New York NY. The check for 37.50 is confirmed on Page A-3 column 1.
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Nixon Signs Broad Clean Air Bill With Skeptic Muskie Snub
President Nixon signed a sweeping clean air act ordering auto makers to build near emission free cars by 1978. Sen. Edmund Muskie, a key sponsor, was not invited to the White House ceremony drawing sharp criticism from allies and supporters. The measure authorizes 1.1 billion dollars for research and state aid, sets national air quality standards, and empowers citizen enforcement with penalties up to 25,000 dollars and one year in jail for deliberate violations.
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Cleanup crews battle oil slick in Los Angeles harbor
Cleanup crews used booms and equipment to curb a spill of over 5000 gallons of Bunker C fuel at Berth 151 in Los Angeles harbor. San Pedro fire department said the operation would extend into Thursday and Saturday with cleanup continuing.
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Queen Mary on Toot as New Year Comes In
Long Beach rang with celebration as the Queen Mary held a New Year’s Eve aboard. A booming whistle sounded 16 notes below middle C at midnight prompting cheers and traffic fluctuations around Long Beach. Police logged multiple noise and driving incidents as crowds celebrated past curfew.
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Senate Accepts House Move to Fund SST for Three More Months
Congress ended its session early amid a snowstorm with the Senate approving a House continuing resolution funding the Transportation Department including the SST subsidy until March 30. Proponents secured a separate vote on the SST next year while opponents won a pledge of a standalone review.
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World welcomes clemency amid New Year celebrations
Global leaders eyed 1971 with hopes for an end to Vietnam and Middle East turmoil as clemency for two Russian Jews and Basque prisoners sparked cautious optimism. In New York a snowstorm loomed yet thousands gathered in Times Square for the balloon drop and Guy Lombardo’s tunes.
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Nixon hosts New Year drinks for White House press corps
Snowbound at the White House Nixon invites a small group of reporters photographers and technicians to his executive office for holiday drinks and talk. He notes on 66 bills the day and defends openness of his Cabinet while denying isolation and hiding from truth.
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