Tougher Pollution Standards Adopted
United Press International reports the California State Air Resources Board rejected staff recommendations and adopted tougher air quality standards for smoke dust and particles plus sulfur dioxide from cars refineries power plants and pulp mills The move followed public support from environmental groups and a Stanford advisory member challenging the 72 mile visibility limit The board also set a path to reduce exhaust limits for new vehicles by about half starting in 1975 and will hold hearings on those rules
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San Francisco
UPI
State Air Resources Board
Angeles
Joseph F. Boyle
Boyle
Rodney Beard
Palo Alto
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay
Dr. Beard
Stanford University
California
Panther Jolted In Slaying Case In Santa Ana
Arthur D. League a 20 year old Black Panther faced a setback in a Santa Ana pretrial hearing as Judge James F ordered weapon searches for all in court. Security will stay tight through more arguments and the Monday trial. The court ruled a bullet from patrolman Nelson A. Lasseer body and a spent cartridge may be admitted as evidence.
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Arthur D. League
Santa Ana
Santa Ana Superior Court
James F. Judge
League
Nelson A. Lasseer
Offshore Oil Row to High Court
The City of Santa Barbara asked the Supreme Court to halt offshore drilling until hearings by the Corps of Engineers. Santa Barbara cites 10 permits issued during litigation and accuses the government of duplicity as lower courts refused to grant drilling bans pending resolution.
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Santa Barbara
Supreme Court
Corps of Engineers
William O. Douglas
Judge delays San Diego teacher strike hearing until Thanksgiving
A San Diego judge again halted a potential large scale teacher walk out. At the schools' request the court hearing planned for Friday was postponed until the Thanksgiving vacation.
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San Diego
Squall Strands Long Beach Schooner Heading to Santo Domingo
The three masted schooner Star of the Pacific, with 18 aboard, sails from Long Beach September and limps toward Santo Domingo after a squall ripped sails 100 miles southwest of the port. Coast Guard escorts only to six miles from port due to unfriendly relations. three aboard need medical help. Owners Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zukor, now in Seal Beach, hope for a safe voyage home may rely on the diesel engine for the rest of the trip.
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Star of the Pacific
Long Beach
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S. Coast Guard
Miami
U.S
Louis Zukor
Seal Beach
Independent Press Telegram Briefs November 20, 1969
Short town briefs from Long Beach California dated November 20 1969 cover local society events minor crime and civic notices with brief agency updates and public interest items. Local happenings include community meetings and small-scale civic actions in the Los Angeles area.
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Independent (Am) Press-Telegram
A-3ong Beach
Cal
Thurs
Fristoe Returns to Prison After Decades on Run
Leonard T. Fristoe, 77, a triple murderer who escaped Nevada State Prison after less than three years of a life sentence, is to be returned today. He was arrested in Compton following a call about a disturbing the peace complaint by his daughter in law Christine Willis. Fristoe used the alias Willis and previously killed two sheriffs posse members before his escape and later murdered a man in Victoria, Texas.
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Nevada
Leonard T. Fristoe
Compton
Christine Willis
Fristoe
Willis
Victoria
Texas
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