Douglas Pacts for Navy Radar Work on EAGB Fighter
Douglas Aircraft Co in Long Beach a division of McDonnell Douglas was awarded a 1.28 million dollar Navy contract to continue development of the radar component for the EAGB carrier based jet fighter. The EAGB is among the most extensively used carrier based jets in the United States.
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Long Beach Action Line answers readers on local history and issues
Action Line recalls Mariposa Avenue abandonment and Old Town Lot changes under the Long Beach Harbor Department. It explains Venetian Square’s razing for shore line redevelopment, notes Social Security $50 bonus payments to arrive by July, and describes library book committee makeup and trustee terms. It also covers Omnivest bankruptcy land recovery and raw milk availability from Alta-Dena Dairy with past pasteurization debates.
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California budget near deadline as panel works late
California legislators forge final $11.5 billion state budget with new chairmen Beilenson and Foran guiding a two house conference. A $43.5 million Capitol retrofit bill sails through the Senate committee as Brown must approve any changes by the Sunday deadline.
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Los Angeles
John Francis Foran
San Francisco
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Firemen End Eight Day Strike In County Contract
County firemen halt an eight day strike and return to work under a new contract reducing hours and providing a 5 percent pay increase starting July 28. All 164 firefighters are back by 8 a.m. deadline with staged hour reductions to 60 then 56 weekly, funded by $247 000.
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UPI
Ray Johnson
Brown
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