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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1976
Page
10
Dr. Mead warns breeder reactors pose long term waste dangers with potential 24 000 year residual life. She critiques reliance on fossil fuels, urges energy conservation and exploration of wind and solar, and discusses global pollution, aggression, and tactical nuclear weapons as she calls for safer futures.
Denise Kusel reports on Barbara Audley and Bill Audley adapting to life with Amanda Jean Mandi Audley, a Korean-born baby adopted after a long wait. The family recalls the dramatic arrival days, the stroller purchase, and Mandi’s smooth adjustment aided by soy milk, amid a chaotic home upheaval.
Warner Construction Co of Los Angeles secured the contract to underpin the two story Westminster Municipal Court building after Orange County approved 787 thousand dollars, slightly above the 783.8 thousand dollar bid. The structure, built over peat, has settled since 1968 forcing sections to close and an addition from 1972 partly shut. Engineers say they can stabilize the foundation and raise it to plumb, potentially saving the four million dollar complex built in two phases.
Velasques Edward Phillip Velasques, 21, of Santa Ana, was found shot to death in his car on South Cedar Street about 12:40 a.m. The bullet likely came from a passing car. Velasques was alone and no robbery signs were found. Burglary reports followed, with a Cerritos home entry, a Norwalk radio theft, and a Lakewood deputy noting a gun collection, appliances, and jewelry valued at about $6,000 missing from 17213 Graylon Avenue.
Two summer rabies clinics in Torrance aim to inoculate dogs before licensing. Sessions run 7 to 8 30 p m at Torrance Park on June 18 and McMaster Park on July 13. A $2 fee applies per dog and certificates aid licensing. Dogs must be leashed and handled by a competent person. Clinics are hosted by the city, the Southern California Humane Society and the Southern California Veterinary Medical Association.
General Telephone describes a process of cost analysis with an outside proposal, switching to individual student billing to recover costs in the first year. It highlights a long tradition of business conversation, a modern versatile line, and a commitment to fast service, operator training, updates, and protection against damage at no extra charge.
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