Israel Seizes Old Jerusalem as War Expands
Israeli forces broke through St. Stephen's Gate to seize Old Jerusalem and Bethlehem, uniting the city with Jericho under Israeli control. Gen. Rabin claimed the Arab Legion was broken, while talks and tensions spread to Jordan, Egypt, and the straits as U.S. and British authorities reacted to the wider conflict.
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California property tax relief uncertain in big tax plan
Sacramento reports lawmakers gave Gov Reagan's billion-dollar plan its first hearing amid grim agreement that Californians will face higher income taxes next year and may not get promised property tax relief. The Senate heard Reagan’s $1.07 billion tax package while assessing whether $120 million in reductions reach 1,300 school districts. Senate leaders doubted direct relief this session.
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Angel Stadium money order mix up and ticket reply
Action Line receives mail confusion over a missing money order and tickets for Angel home games. Dick Foster, Angel ticket manager, asks for a new $7 money order to ensure delivery of two for one tickets for future games. A reader asks if men’s garters are still manufactured. answer confirms ongoing production and availability in stores.
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Sound Off on Grocery Carts and Hidden Costs
H B L of Long Beach argues markets add cart costs to product prices and cart losses rise as carts end up on sidewalks and in yards. He urges parents and market owners to track carts, reduce waste, and teach responsible behavior to prevent higher prices.
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Long Beach Carts Sparks Debate On City Rules
In Long Beach the debate over electrical carts grows as officials discuss reclassifying them or adjusting local rules. Police Chief Mooney says sidewalks are safer with carts in downtown, backing from the Safety Council. Until changes pass, pedestrians and cart operators should show tolerance and cooperation.
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