City Eyes Tidelands Funds Use For Queen Mary Plan
Long Beach officials push a $92 million public private Queen Mary museum project funded partly by tidelands oil revenue. A. Alan Post warns state should review oil sharing formulas to compare local needs with state priorities.
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A. Alan Post
Long Beach
Post
Tidelands
State Lands Commission
Midlands
Tileweye
the Mary
California Museum Foundation
Museum of Science and Industry
Los Angeles
Exposition Park
John R. Mansell
Elly-State
Chaplain Ordered for Muslim Inmates
U S District Judge Zirpoli ordered that Black Muslims in 13 state prisons receive paid ministers and Islamic literature. The ruling, linked to Harry X Northern’s civil rights case, sets a pattern for about 70 similar cases and requires access to The Holy Quran and Muslim literature alongside comparable chaplain pay.
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San Francisco
U.S. District Courti
Alfonso Zirpoli
Harry X. Northern
Chicago
Zirpoli
Nixon aides in on Cambodia talks session
Bryce Harlow sat in on the session as committee members press talks with Senate conferees. They oppose the Cooper Church amendment while conferees support it, requiring congressional approval before U S combat or advisory operations in Cambodia. The plan also bars funding for military instruction or combat support activities. Nixon hopes a revamped House Senate version emerges. House members expect a lengthy conference before a compromise.
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Bryce Harlow
Nixon
Morgan
Senate
United States
Cambodia
U.S
Thailand
Nixon Pushes Indian Policy Endorsing Self Rule and Lands Return
President Nixon urged Congress to end paternalistic federal control and let American Indians take over health education and economic programs they vote for. He backed returning 48000 acres of Blue Lake lands to the Taos Pueblos and proposed an $200 million loan guarantee package plus expanded health funds and new trust counsel to strengthen Indian self rule and federal services. The Taos Council and National Council of Indians witnessed Nixon signing the message.
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New Mexico
Taos Pueblos
Taos Pueblo Council
National Council of Indians
Washington
Interior Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Los Angeles
Denver
Phoenix
Omaha
Minneapolis
Gallup
N.M
Fairbanks
Indian Trust
United States
Tobacco's Origin Tied to Indian Term for Smoke Tube
A note explains American export in payment for European imports and cites the word tobacco as derived from an Indian term for both the reed and the smoking tube.
Free baton lessons in Long Beach parks start this Saturday
The Long Beach Recreation Department offers free baton lessons for ages over eight at Scherer Park, Somerset Park, and other city parks starting Saturday. For information call Wanda Beetle at 438-6932, with lessons also offered by Long Beach Dance Academy at 727 South 6th Street.
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Action Line
North Long Beach
Mrs. W. IL
Long Beach
Independent notices and stray OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR text appears from a 19th or early 20th century independent notice page. It includes scattered dates, town names, and postal or service mentions but lacks coherent events or complete identities. No clear persons, organizations, or actions emerge to summarize into a concrete item.
Agnew Fumbles Names At Taos Pueblo Meeting
Vice President Spiro Agnew could not recall the identity of Interior Secretary Walter Hickel during remarks about a White House meeting with Taos Pueblo representatives. White House transcript lists Richardson and Hickel among attendees alongside other administration officials.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Agnew
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Elliot Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
Richardson
HEW
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Hickel
Taos Pueblo Indians
Water Board orders Union Pacific cease and desist
The California Regional Water Quality Control Board Los Angeles District issued a unanimous cease and desist against Union Pacific Railroad Co for discharging wastes into Long Beach Harbor from Skimmer Number Three. The order allows fines up to 6000 dollars a day for future violations and requires 800000 dollars of equipment upgrades within seven months.
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Union Pacific Railroad Co
Long Beach Harbor
California Regional Water Quality Control Board
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Bennett Priest
Priest
Raymond Hertell
Ellen Stern Harris
D.P. Pinnell
Petroleum
Los Angeles Harbor
Saticoy Meat Co
Ventura County
Ventura
State Supreme Court Revisits Huey Newton Case
The California Supreme Court takes up Huey Newton's 1967 manslaughter case over the Oakland policeman John Frey killing. The move follows a reversal by the top state court in a prior appellate action, signaling a renewed review of the conviction.
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San Francisco
Huey Newton
Oakland
John Frey
California Supreme Court
New Board Members Split on Pollution Policy
Dr. Beverly B. Moeller of USC a Republican and Burton J. Gindler a Democrat joined the Los Angeles Region board, expanding the panel to nine. Moeller favored less strict actions while Gindler split his votes, backing tougher measures twice and milder actions once.
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California Regional Water Quality Control Board
Los Angeles
Beverly B. Moeller
University of Southern California
Burton J. Gindler
Woodland Hills
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