Action Line Q and Answers from Long Beach Readers
A Long Beach Q and A column answers questions on fish in ice, private trash collection hours, Catalina steamship reservations, avocado seed growing, and related topics. It covers fish metabolism in winter, city rules on trash pickups after 7 am, Catalina schedule and parking, and avocado seed germination steps with UC Extension guidance.
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Gene Needham
State Fish and Game Department
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45 Congress Urged to Reassert Military Budget Control
A group of 45 lawmakers and 36 representatives urged Washington to curb military spending and end U S involvement in Vietnam. The group warned of a permanent arms race and called for a defense review office, a national security committee, a joint congressional panel on priorities, and greater access to defense information. They urged grassroots hearings to gauge public views.
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Pompidou Poised For Runoff In French Presidential Race
Paris voters produced a runoff between Georges Pompidou and acting president Alain Poher as Communist Jacques Duclos finished a strong third with 21.4 percent. Duclos plans a strategy conference to decide whether the Communist Party will endorse Poher. Poher urged a united front against Duclos with Gaullists pushing for reform and reconciliation of French loyalties to De Gaulle’s Fifth Republic.
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Traffic jams mark Memorial Day weekend in Southland
CHP reported lower fatalities despite up to 30 percent higher traffic around an 80 mile Los Angeles area radius. California led the nation with 45 deaths by Sunday night and Interstate 5 north of Castaic saw a 15 mile tie up due to a bridge washout detour. Patrols used traffic escort to curb rear-end crashes while beaches and forests reported heavy activity and full campsites.
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Castaic
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Woman seeks business success without spousal advice
A woman faces challenges building a business solo, lacking a wife to guide her. The snippet notes independence and determination in pursuing entrepreneurship.
52 Motorcycle Club Members Held Near Las Vegas
Las Vegas area deputies arrested 52 bikers from three states at Charleston Park 30 miles north as campers complained of harassment and fighting. Officers booked 35 men and 16 women on various charges including possession of marijuana and dangerous drugs, disorderly conduct and drunkenness. Weapons and drugs were seized, including pistols, a shotgun, marijuana, pills, a hypodermic kit and knives. Members of the Misfits, Devil's Disciples, and the Gents were among those arrested.
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Earthquake Shakes North Baja Area Quietly
A light earthquake struck northern Baja near the Gulf of California early Sunday. Caltech seismologist Dr. James Brine reported a 4.25 magnitude on the Rio chief scale, recorded at about 3 30 a.m.
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James Brine
Caltech
Seaside Student Among Four Killed In Oregon Plane Crash
A 19 year old Seal Beach girl Kathleen Coombs died in a light plane crash near Eugene Oregon during a University of Oregon trip along with pilot Douglas Gordon 20 and John Lipke 20 both of Eugene Also killed were Stephen Herrend 21 of Kent Washington and plane survivor Moore 21 of Kent Washington who was in satisfactory condition at a Eugene hospital The four students had rented the aircraft for a sightseeing trip to the Cascade mountain area.
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Sealing of Well Held Too Risky Panel Resists Seal And Quell Oil Spill
A federal panel named by Br. Lee A. DuBridge concludes sealing the offshore well is riskier than continued development. The blowout has spilled over 239000 gallons into the Santa Barbara Channel since January. The report, slated for release with fanfare, was delayed for a Washington news conference. It calls for underwater receptacles, cement applications, shallow drilling, further geological studies, and earthquake risk review under close supervision by the Department.
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