ACTION LINE Answers on travel agents wills and boat work rules
Action Line fields readers questions on travel agent fees will drawing and probate basics. Vet complaints addressed to the Veterinary Board. Marina Shipyard 40 foot limit explained with other yards noted for owner work.
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Long Beach
Calif
Murray Abrams
Southern California
The
American Society of Travel Agents, Inc
Abrams
SDTA
ASTA
Association
Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles
California Board of Examiners In Veterinary Medicine
O” St
Sacramento
Lawrence McDowell
Long Beach Marine Department
Marina Shipyard
Marina
Action Line
Colonial Yacht Anchorage
Wilmington
Nixon proposes random draft lottery to reform system
President Nixon urges Congress to replace the seven year system with a national random lottery focused on 19 year olds. The plan preserves undergraduate deferments and allows a four year or longer delay for students, while maintaining local board quotas.
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Nixon
Congress
Coalition Dethrones Burns in State Senate
Sacramento report says Senator Howard Way forged a rare coalition of conservative Republicans and liberal Democrats to topple veteran Hugh M. Burns from the president pro tempore post in the state Senate.
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Sacramento
Tulare County
Howard Way
Hugh M. Burns
State Senate
Stanford Research Tie Out Sparks Campus Controversy
Stanford University trustees voted to sever formal ties with the Stanford Research Institute amid war related activity backlash. Board president W Palmer Fuller warned the process will take considerable time as the decision ends a 12 year Fresno Democrat tenure and shifts Senate leadership dynamics.
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Stanford
Stanford University
University
Stanford Research Institute
W. Palmer Fuller
Long Beach Rejects Two Charter Revisions
Long Beach voters defeated two charter amendments. Proposition 1 would have consolidated tax assessing functions but lost 24 723 to 21 140. Proposition 2 would have raised councilmen pay from 200 to 400 dollars a month and failed 22 929 to 21 972.
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Long Beach
Crow Clobbered By Sharp In Long Beach Runoff
In Long Beach the June 3 council runoff narrowed to a two man race in the 7th District as Wayne B. Sharp beat incumbent Robert F. Crow 47.39 to 27.6 percent in a six candidate field. Turnout was 29.68 percent, with electronic tallying at 10:49 p.m. and three city offices secured by landslide re elections for Putnam Courson and Starr.
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Long Beach
Robert F. Crow
Wayne B. Sharp
Crow
Pierpoint Restaurant
Ted Dalton
Long Beach Primary Election Returns Show City Races
Complete unofficial results list council races for 1st 6th and 8th districts with names and votes including Kealer Legeman Cox Critchley Graham Kaye Kelso Salsman Clara Corbett Rubley Schultz Putnam Poppler Courson Baird Starr Lightner Weiss Van der Lans and two county propositions. Total ballots 47 837 equals 29 68 percent of eligible voters.
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Landside
Leonard Putnam
Murray T. Courson
James T. Starr
Putnam
Phil E. Poppler
Courson
Andrew H. Baird
Starr
E. Fred Lightner
Maurice Weiss
John van der Lans
Sign in a country cemetery bans flowers on non-owned graves
In a rural cemetery a marker warns visitors that all persons are forbidden to pick flowers from any graves other than their own. The note emphasizes respect and prohibits removal of blooms from other plots.
Fortas under pressure to resign from Supreme Court
Washington reports growing pressure on Justice Abe Fortas to resign or retire from the Supreme Court amid a national crisis affecting the judiciary. The situation involves the president and Congress and could reshape the court if Fortas leaves or stays.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Nixon
Congress
Fortas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Earl Warren
Nixon backs ARM plan noted amid page A-10
Brief notices indicate President Nixon has gained support for the Army–Reduce plan as page references point to coverage on A-10. A carrier diverged from Viet readiness to aid film production per Page A-11. Obituaries and sports sections are listed on later pages.
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Norman Dacey
Lyle Randolf
Los Angeles Superior Court
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Marina Drive
J.P
Huntington Beach
Edwin Wade
Curt Johnson
Bob Schmidt
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Burns
Capitol Annex
Fresno
Way
Bob Houser
City Council
Raymond Kealer, Inc
Tom Cox
E. F. Critchley
W. A. Graham
Peter S. Clara
R. E. Corbett
Leonard Putnam, Inc
Murray Courson, Inc
Bert Bond, Inc
Saul Stolzberg
Steven D. Cobb
Paul R. Deats, Inc
Thomas Clark, Inc
Vance Hardy
P. B. Simmons
Emmet Sullivan, Inc
Arne R. Tite
C. T. Weber
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