AB Gets-Done Action Line
A local service advertises ACTION LINE to answer questions and cut red tape. Readers are invited to write Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 or call 4323451 during specified hours for help on general interest issues.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1969
Page
1
A local service advertises ACTION LINE to answer questions and cut red tape. Readers are invited to write Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 or call 4323451 during specified hours for help on general interest issues.
A Weather Bureau forecaster confirms the rule of counting seconds between lightning and thunder to estimate distance. Sound travels about 1125 feet per second, so multiply the time by 1125 to get feet. convert to miles by dividing by 5280.
Westminster Branch Library and Long Beach Library stock child friendly hospital books including Julia Bartosh and Margaret Cosgrove titles with special orders available. The question about Waltzing mice is answered with a Glendale pet shop option and UCLA vivarium notes the mice in research contexts. The Q&A also clarifies that the National Livestock and Meat Board did not advocate eliminating all animal fats. emphasis is on low cholesterol diets and reduced animal fats with vegetable fats promoted.
A reader recounts years of frustration over not being allowed to witness birth at Harriman Jones Clinic. After finally witnessing her fourth birth nineteen years ago she praises the clinic and doctor. Now her son and daughter in law seek guidance on the same issue.
An Alabama-born impostor posed as Dr Glenn L Foster at the Fullerton Internal Medical Clinic treating 87 patients since January 1966. Four elderly patients died under his care prompting autopsy requests and 15 to 20 state code violations to be pursued in Santa Ana Superior Court.
President Nixon returned from a West European tour praising renewed trust in Europe and the United States. He spoke of a new diplomacy style, waved to cheering crowds at Andrews Air Force Base, and noted Agnew’s slip on the icy tarmac while reviewing the honor guard.
At twenty she blushes when praised by a man. By thirty she deems him clever. At forty she wonders what he wants, a reflection on changing female perceptions across life stages.
The Soviet Air Force warned the Western Allies that it declined to guarantee the safety of flights in Berlin's three air corridors this week. Lt. Col. Kostromitinov, head Soviet controller, said the Western election in West Berlin amid the 1948 crisis was illegal and a grave provocation, while Allies reaffirmed responsibility for all Allied flights.
Forecasters warn of a minor storm bringing rain to Long Beach today with a 20 percent chance. Expect increasing clouds overnight and a few light showers, followed by fair skies and sun returning by Tuesday after a warm Sunday reaching 71 degrees.
Apollo 9 astronauts McDivitt Scott and Schweickart reported healthy and ready as the Saturn 5 countdown began toward blastoff at 11 a.m. EST. Weather and launch preparations were reported as go after previous postponement due to colds.
The Soviet Union and Communist China accused each other of provoking an extremely grave armed conflict at a disputed border point between Manchuria and Soviet Far East maritime territories, with casualties on both sides.
Striking San Francisco State instructors vote to return to work amid a threat of expulsion from the curriculum if classes are not held this week. Union leader Dr Gary Hawkins to reveal vote details at a news conference as administrators extend the strike decision deadline.
Report notes dissent in schools urging to join a black revolution or face violence. Summary based on coverage in page A-7 reports tensions in U S high schools and activist calls amid nationwide unrest.
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