Classified Ad Promotes Machinery Buys and Quick Sales
Local ad urges readers to save money by checking today’s classifieds for machinery bargains. “Lizards and Lions” sell fast, and readers are directed to dial HE 2595S for contact.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1968
Page
10
Local ad urges readers to save money by checking today’s classifieds for machinery bargains. “Lizards and Lions” sell fast, and readers are directed to dial HE 2595S for contact.
The California Teachers Association asks the California Association of School Administrators to investigate Dr. Max Rafferty for misusing his office in his Senate bid. Rafferty, the Republican defeated by Alan Cranston, faced CTA charges over a 4 October warning to credentialed staff about attending Eldridge Cleaver lectures. The 457 delegates, representing 165 000 members, also softened stance on strikes and endorsed local sympathy actions if negotiations fail.
Beverly Hills Assemblyman Alan Sieroty accuses President Reagan of negligence for allowing a one mile ocean front land swap at the U S Border Field Facility to private development near the Naval Air Station. He says the shoreline is irreplaceable and should have remained for state and local use under the military surplus act.
The 1969 annual meeting of the American Association of University Professors is moved from Chicago to Minneapolis on May 23. Announcement by Prof. Ralph S. Brown Jr. of Yale notes a Minnesota conference resolution expressing grave concern over Chicago police during the Democratic national convention.
Pueblo County commissioners offered their worn out 29 year old jail and property for sale drawing only two bids. John D. Mann of Springfield Massachusetts offered 200 dollars and Lewis J. Sirdock of Pueblo offered 300 dollars. The panel urged more bidders at the sale.
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