Quiet Fort Bidwell as Refuge From Growth
In rural northeast California, Fort Bidwell offers isolation away from urban sprawl. Residents value a simple, agriculture‑driven life with limited amenities and wary newcomers. The piece notes a past gold boom, a small population, and a desire to keep the area from rapid development while acknowledging inevitable change.
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Indeas
Lke
California
Fort Bidwell
Epleys
Demonstrators rally for jailed antiwar grandmother at prison
More than nine demonstrators gathered outside Terminal Island Federal Correctional Institute in Los Angeles to support Martha Tranquilli, a grandmother serving a month for tax evasion over antiwar filings. The march titled Pilgrimage for Peace drew Amnesty International and War Resisters League figures, with organizers calling for release of prisoners of conscience. Tranquilli’s supporters cited continued US funding to South Vietnam and vowed to hold a party upon her March 4 release.
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Terminal Island
Weneral
Los Angeles
Amnesty Interny- Horta
Peach Action, Union
Los Angeles War Resister’s League
Los Angeles Catholic Worker House
Docky Tapia
Southern California
Amnesty International
St. Austin
Jean Favreau
U.S
South Vietnam
Bo Jackson
War Resisters League
Ashton Jones
Georgia
Moore
Barbara Hutchison
Macha
Bob Schneider
Long Beach group wins halt on highway land use plan
Long Beach Beautiful members led by Gene Page secured a state decision to drop commercial development plans for highway land at the Studebaker Road and Route 22 entrance. The group pressed for landscaping instead, citing East Long Beach's residential character and aiming to beautify the area before the Centennial in 1876.
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Studebaker Road
Long Beach Beautiful
Pierson
Page
Long Beach
East Long Beach
Long Beach doctor to aid 42 tribes in Colombia
Dr J Kenneth Altig, a 64 year old Long Beach physician, leaves today by plane for Colombia to join medical missionary work. He will ride a motorcycle to reach remote frontier areas, treating about 30 people daily and flying patients in for intensive care when needed. He will be the sole doctor for 15 000 natives, with his wife Lucile joining him in three weeks.
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J. Kenneth Altig
Long Beach
South America
Altig
Colombia
Aitit
Bogala
Alti Cat
Allig
Lucile
State grant funds retrain Long Beach teachers center
A $110,000 state grant will reopen Long Beach Unified School Districts Professional Development Center at Hudson Elementary to retrain teachers from central city schools with high disadvantaged student populations. The program uses a diagnostic prescriptive teaching approach to tailor instruction to diverse learning styles and improve reading and core skills. funding is half of earlier years and staff may substitute fewer long term teachers to cover classes.
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Long Beach Unified School District
Hudson Elementary School
Ernest Stachowski
State Board of Education
Whittier School
Cassronmis
Madson School
Cyalue” Macer Wit
Stachowski
County policy to kill would be pit bull pets
Long Beach area dog rescuers confront county rule that since November requires killing pit bulls at animal control centers regardless of prospective adoption. Officials say dogs pose risk and weight of stray intake forces lethal outcomes. couple seeks rescue for three month old pit bull amid grim odds for rehoming of thousands yearly.
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Charles Hinch
Downey
Long Beach
George Baca
Animal Control Department
Downdy
Gardena
Baldwin Park
Labdaster
Castaic
Robin Brissenden
Bellflower Blvd
Brissendens
Baca
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