Storm Devastation Rolls Through Southern California
Floods and landslides crippled rail lines and highways across Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties. Officials warned against waterborne hazards as sewage plants failed and farm crops suffered heavy losses. Thousands were evacuated, Red Cross sheltered thousands, and property damages were estimated in the millions with cattle and horse losses reported and a woman killed in the Ventura River flood.
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California GOP slate finalizes leadership amid party shifts
The California Republican Committee elected Livermore as state chairman on a second ballot with 502 votes to Adams’ 475. Haerle was chosen for state secretary, Del Junco won a race for assistant secretary, and Bowler remained women’s vice chair while Kes and Brock were named regional vice chairs. Carpenter urged recruitment of minority members and outlined a data-driven campaign information bank.
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Rabbits Return to Harbor Lawn After Storm Dining Pause
San Pedro Harbor Division officers report the storm has ended after flooding. Lt. Charley Williams notes a colony of up to 24 rabbits resumed normal grazing on the lawn, following a period of temporary fasting late last week.
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Hijacking talk fuels Florida air travel boom
Florida airports report rising passenger numbers despite hijacking chatter and Cuba rumors. Airline officials say the prospect of risky trips to Havana stirs interest, while reports of dinners aboard hijacked planes and public fascination with Fidel Castro’s island appear to boost demand amid storms and heavy rainfall figures in Long Beach.
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Hearing aid promises crystal clear sound at low price
Japanese engineers developed an aid with essential features of costly devices. It is simple to wear, fits in the ear, and lets users hear clearly. Home Hearing Aid Service offers free delivery from 207 Broadway, Long Beach, phone 432-3457.
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