Bevy of Pizzas and Prime Steaks Highlight Local Eatery Names
Beverly Spano runs Domenico's Italian Restaurant on Norwalk Boulevard near Carson Street offering pizzas like The Livin' End and Oriental Fantasy with varied toppings at $1.85 to over $7. Exotics start at $3. Hazel Koons at Valentine's Bar and Dining Room serves top sirloin dinners at $2.95 nightly plus porterhouse and prime rib options with included salads and sides.
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Bev
Domenico
Norwalk Boulevard
Carson Street
Beverly Spano
Domenico’s
Hazel
Valentine's Bar
Anaheim St
Hazel Koons
Valentine's
Galley serves lunch options and prices near Long Beach
Readers learn about Galley at 4500 ER Los Coyotes, a self service eatery by John and Marie Choura offering Captain's Plate at 1.80 with beans and salad plus various hot sandwiches. nearby Mikado Japanese restaurant in Long Beach, owned by Robert Sumita, features teriyaki dinners at 2.95, tempura, and Japanese beverages. The piece mentions dining rooms, hours, and casual prices, with a light aside on a limerick by Mike Curry.
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Los Coyotes Lagonal
John and
Marie Choura
California
Tokyo
Long Beach
Sukiyaki House
Japan
Robert Sumita
Mikado
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING BUSINESS ALL BUT DEAD IN PLACHAVILLE
George Dean, 72, struggles to find successors for his Sierra foothills custom slaughter operation. He offers $18 for slaughtering and butchering cattle and hogs, with long workdays and rising wage expectations. In 10 months last year he slaughtered 122 cattle and many hogs and sheep, yet cannot recruit reliable helpers. He notes farm customers and urban adopters seeking outdoor life sometimes arrange family slaughter trips.
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Plachaville
George Dean
Dean
Sierra Foothills
San Francisco
Coffee consumption falls in first quarter 1977
Americans drank nearly 17 percent less coffee in the first three months of 1977 than in the first quarter of 1976, per capita consumption dropping to 3 pounds from 3.6 pounds. Retail prices rose 8.1 percent year over year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Thursby
Big Macs and blue jeans spark French leisure craze
In Paris a wave of American casual culture sweeps schools and streets. Youths in Yale and UCLA gear mingle with Big Macs priced around 99 cents, while Levis jeans and college sweatshirts flood Paris shops. McDonald's France reports 15 million hamburgers sold since 1972 amid a move toward casual style and limited beer and wine offerings. Pinball machines, motorcycle fashions, and midcentury trends fill bars and cafes as the "philosophy of jeans" becomes a cultural marker.
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France
Levitt
U.S
United States
Champs Elysees
Paris
Raymond Dayan
McDonald's
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Sweda
Tedd Thomey
Mike Curry
Ton Aenea
Granada
WSW
Southern Cal
TN RY Fsb
Sand State Rade
Compton Bengal Jewelers
Long Beach Bivd
Grundy’s Magnavos
E. Compton Blvd
Kay Phillips
E. Campron Bivd
Basuro
Toshiba
Jin
Huntington Park
Acapulco
Pacific Blvd
Leaders
Pacific Discount Center
Lakewood
Bullock's
Clark Avenue
May Co
Lakewood Bivd
Long Beach Halls
Atlantic Bivd
Stearns University
2Nd Street
Bellflower
South Gate
Firestone Blvd
A ‘Triomphe
Yale
Boston
UCLA
Jeuers Perth
Iit
Canada Dry
S.A
Wiersiete
Chuck
Tom
Green Frog
Atlantic Ave
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