24 Jan 1970
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1970
Page
1
A reader asks if barmaids and topless dancers in Long Beach must register with police. A Seal Beach reader quotes Los Angeles police as not requiring general registration, clarifying that only arrestees are recorded.
A reader asks about a universal code for freshness in dairy products. The answer: there is no single standard. each dairy uses its own coding system to indicate freshness, making public knowledge of one common code unavailable.
Readers question whether state law requires embalming and if the Big Todd Growth Program affects Long Beach residents. The exchange cites Edison plant interference and notes Todd’s expansion tied to a Navy contract for USS Fanning and 14 ships totaling 247.5 million.
Reader asks where to write to Rod McKuen and obtain a photo. Warner Bros. Pictures Publicity reports a photo is en route. Rod McKuen, born in Oakland, California, in April 1983, has written over 900 songs since childhood, moving often with his mother.
The would be operator of Ringo filed Friday in Superior Court for a writ of mandate to force the city to issue a license, arguing denial blocks a legitimate business. Attorney William T. Pillsbury represents C. Ray Shira. Defendants include the city council members, tax collector William R. Ramsdell, and a clerk. Ramsdell denied the application, and the suit asserts the decision deprives Shira of lawful business rights.
Three men adrift in a crippled boat were rescued with the help of radar equipment aboard the cutter. The incident highlighted the crew's swift response and navigation tools in a maritime emergency.
A fragment jokes about glasses and frames with a light sexual pun. The line asserts that the frame matters more than the wearer, playing on a familiar quip about men and women who wear glasses.
Assemblyman Robert E. Badham of Newport Beach led the call for environmental action as leaders from Newport Beach and surrounding cities urged immediate steps to curb oil pollution. The meeting highlighted that over 60 percent of bills in the Legislature relate to environmental issues and called for united efforts.
Complaints and requests for suspension were filed against Overseas National Airways of New York City Capital International Airways of Nashville Atlantis Airways of Frankfurt and Caledonian Airways of London. The report notes London was relatively unaffected by the suspension action.
A weatherman predicts rain will follow a dense fog that affected homeowners in the area. Rain is expected to begin later today with possible lingering showers into the evening.
A Nobel chemist warns that widespread jet emissions could dim sunlight by thinning the atmosphere. The scientist urges tighter controls on aviation fuels and emissions to protect climate and health.
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