Action Line answers on fertilized eggs for home incubation
The service lists suppliers in California offering fertilized eggs for home incubation. Redwing Hatchery and Pet Shop in Los Angeles sells fertilized eggs for $1.50 a dozen on Mondays and Tuesdays. Children's Hatchery in Santa Ana offers fertilized eggs for $1.50 a dozen and fertilized pre incubated eggs for 50 cents each with a $2 minimum. Demler Farms in Anaheim stocks fertilized eggs at $1.20 a dozen.
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Action
B.N.S
Long Beach
Redwing Hatchery
Florence Ave
Los Angeles
Children’s Hatchery
N. Baker St
Santa Ana
Demler Farms Inc
Baxter St. Anaheim
Balloon training details from Don Piccard and legacy coins
The column advises contacting Don Piccard at 867 W 18th St Costa Mesa for balloon training and costs with balloons ranging 1995 to 3900 dollars and FAA certification included. It notes Piccard family ties and notes on maintenance. It also provides sources for songs and a brief guide to Booker T. Washington commemorative half dollars with value and dating.
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Don Piccard
18Th St
Costa Mesa
Action Line
Joan Piccard
Piccard
California
Federal Aviation Administration
Booker T. Washington
U.S. Treasury
Washington
U.S
Long Beach Public
PTA recruitment pressure blamed for coerced parent dues
A Carson reader reports being coerced into paying a PTA fee for their child amid implied threats to academic ratings. The writer objects to PTA tactics but joined under pressure, calling themselves a victim.
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W. M
Carson
Peking U N bid defeated at United Nations vote
The General Assembly rejected a resolution to admit Communist China and expel Nationalist China by 58 to 44 with 23 abstentions. Albania led support for the measure while Britain and France split on the two thirds vote rule. The U.S. faced isolation ahead of Nixon handling foreign policy after January 20.
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Indonesia
China
Soviet Union
India
Albania
Peking
United Nations
Cuba
Romania
Britain
France
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
San Francisco State Reopens Amid Faculty Rebellion
President Robert R. Smith ordered full class resumption with police protection after part of the 18 000 students and most faculty voted to reopen without classes. He urged a 90 day cooling off while the campus faced six days of shutdown and violence tied to a Black Student Union strike.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco State College
Robert R. Smith
Smith
Policemen Shot In Shootout With Black Panthers In San Francisco
Three officers were wounded in a gun battle near a police station with eight Panthers including leaders. The truck carried Eldridge Cleaver campaign stickers and two Panthers on Huey Newton’s visiting list were seized. Police identified Ray Lewis and Wilford Holiday among the arrestees. Lt Cree don, Sgt Flynn, and Insp O Mahoney were injured.
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Ray Lewis
San Francisco
Black Panther
Wilford Holiday
Oakland
Huey Newton
Newton
Sam Napier
John Bowman
Dermott Creedon
Robert Flynn
Michael O'Mahoney
Creedon
Mission Emergency Hospital
Flynn
O'Mahoney
San Francisco Bay Area
Berkeley
Rat Infested Ship May Shut Los Angeles Port
Rats found in the hold of the freighter President Taylor threaten to halt operations at Los Angeles Harbor. About 25 ships remain in port as longshoremen refuse to work in the hatch described as rat infested. PMA uses its ship procedure while health officials report no danger and advise trapping.
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Los Angeles
Taylor
Pacific Maritime Association
Ralph Souza
International Longshoreman’s and Warehousemen’s Union
PMA
Health Department
Long Beach State to Turn Away 3000 Fall Freshmen
California State College at Long Beach will reject about 3000 academically qualified students next fall to balance a 1968-69 deficit budget. Final fall enrollment stood at 26309 after spring enrollment cuts. President Carl W. McIntosh announced at a Los Angeles assembly subcommittee hearing with campus officials and lawmakers present.
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California State College At
Long Beach
Carl W. McIntosh
MclIntosh
State Colleges
Los Angeles
State Assembly
Winfield Shoemaker
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Fogbound Southland overruns air and freeway travel
A dense fog blanketed the Southland coast causing widespread disruptions. Airports in Long Beach and LAX closed for a third night, with about 30 planes diverting to Ontario by midnight. A Riverside Freeway pileup killed Romero Carnero, 36, and injured many as 82 vehicles burned or wrecked in a fiery crash.
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Southland
Long Beach
Los Angeles International
San Diego
Ontario
Los Angeles
Riverside Freeway
Romero G. Carnero
San Bernardino
Students Drink Deeply at Fountain of Knowledge
A brief classroom quip contrasts two student types with a witty line about those who drink deeply and others who merely gargle. The remark highlights different approaches to learning in a humorous, period-tinged tone.
Admiral Ned Sprow resigns as harbor department director
Ned Sprow has resigned from his post as director of the state Department of Harbors and Watercraft. The move follows ongoing frustrations and differences over policy and leadership.
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Ned Sprow
State Department of Harbors and Watercraft
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