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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1970
Page
2
Testimony before a Senate panel describes improved intrauterine devices and pills with higher reliability. Experts warn of persistent infertility after prolonged oral contraception and call for tighter prescriptions and further long term safety studies.
Garth A. Jones Ralph G. Dyrud and Rex G. Roth were booked on suspicion of refusing to leave a public building and disturbing the peace. Bail set at 625 dollars each as campus police and Long Beach observers moved in after an hour of student demonstrations and heated talks with administrators.
Nineteen protesters were detained in Los Angeles as a January antiwar moratorium began in the city and Northern California. A protest at the Induction Center sparked the arrests, with Oakland reporting nineteen more arrests under similar circumstances as peace rally hand bills urged action at draft center entrances.
A Long Beach notice explains that when an indigent dies the County Public Administrator seeks burial assets first. If none are found, living relatives must pay unless an affidavit proves poverty, after which the county handles burial costs. Catholics may receive a donated plot and coffin, non Catholics are cremated. veterans may qualify for a federally provided funeral.
Reynolds Aluminum Supply Co offers 16 cents per pound for empty aluminum cans. A spokesman states about 2 cents per can. Cans in any condition accepted at 6446 E Washington Blvd Los Angeles, Tuesday through Saturday from 8 AM to 5 PM.
A reader asks if a person over 65 can exempt part of the capital gain from selling a home. The answer: yes for over 65. otherwise tax is due on half the profit if owned at least six months and not reinvested in another home within two months. If reinvested, tax payment can be deferred. Contact the IRS for details.
A group of 13 black inmates at Soledad State Prison began a hunger strike at the prison adjustment center on Wednesday demanding a federal investigation into the killing of three convicts by a guard.
Independent source fragment references a January 1970 date with court or delivery notes and monetary figures. readable items include names and places in Los Angeles and Superior Court filings though specifics are obscured by OCR errors. The fragment suggests an independent notice page with date, volume, and pricing details.
Lawyer Stanley Levy accused the Los Angeles Police Department and city officials of attempted extortion and blackmail to pressure USC into backing a government funded legal aid program for the poor. police chief Davis and USC president Topping denied threats or service withholding. Levy linked threats to a 1968 racial discrimination suit against LAPD.
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