Action Line advice on prison teaching jobs in California
A reader asks about teaching positions in California prisons. The answer explains such jobs are state civil service positions and directs to the California Personnel Board for information. No current vacancies found by the LA information center. Sacramento may provide future prospects.
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Long Beach
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Sacramento
Calif
Los Angeles
Navy housing families seek bus access near Narbonne High
Q and A columns discuss no discrimination in bus service for Navy residents near San Pedro Naval Housing. Policy requires a 32 mile radius. exceptions exist for safety hazards like construction blocking sidewalks. Readers may request safety investigations to authorize temporary bus service.
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South Area Secondary Education
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M. T. Schroeder
Los Angeles County City Schools
4-H Club Expands Activities Across Palos Verdes Areas
Actionfine states desire to join is enough to start with the club now offering home economics skills photography and woodworking. The 100 plus members split into 20 project groups meeting monthly. Members compete in national and state 4-H livestock and agriculture shows and there are also groups in Torrance and Lomita.
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K.P
Palos Verdes Estates
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Vernon Swanson
Eastvale Road
Palos Verdes
Torrance
Lomita
Seat of the Problem Can caning be restored for an old chair
Two Long Beach firms, Straub Furniture Repair at 3517 E Broadway and L L Hillinger at 259 Prospect Ave, offer re caning services for the seat of your chair.
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H.D
Wilmington. A
Long Beach
Straub Furniture Repair
E. Broadway
L.L. Hillinger
Prospect Ave
Action Line guidance for reader questions
Readers are advised to use ACTION LINE 432-3451 for questions or problems. If lines are busy, send a postcard or letter with name address and phone number not for publication. Include important information but no pictures or documents. Only one query per reader. responses are published in the column.
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Hershey Fired as Draft Chief Five Days Before Moratorium
Lt Gen Lewis Hershey 76 longtime head of the Selective Service System was dismissed by President Nixon five days before the Vietnam Moratorium. Hershey was slated for a new role as assistant to the president for manpower mobilization and may be replaced by a civilian when he retires February 16.
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UPI
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White House
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Shey
Ziegler
Humphrey backs Nixon on end Viet War policy
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey endorsed President Nixon's Vietnam approach calling it on the right path to end the war. He spoke after a White House meeting and urged patience as Nixon advances proposals while stressing the need to support the President.
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Nixon
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Hubert Humphrey
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Man Rescued After Being Trapped in Can Rop Conveyor
A 46-year-old Wilmington man, J. M. Gonzales, employed at the Star-Kist plant on Terminal Island, was rescued after becoming entangled in a vertical screw device amid about 140 tons of anchovies. Firefighters worked nearly four hours to free him and he was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a helicopter evacuation to Harbor General Hospital, Torrance.
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Wilmington
Canning Company
Los Angeles
J. M. Gonzales
Star-Kist
Cannery St
Terminal Island
Harbor General Hospital
Torrance
Gonzales
Robert Radke
Chicago snipers wound eight officers and a girl
In a West Side housing project battle with snipers eight policemen and a 12 year old girl were shot. One suspect was arrested and two others detained as authorities describe the exchange on multiple floors with rifles revolvers and shotguns.
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Chicago
UPS
West Side
Michael Soto
John Soto
William
Soto
Richard
Miller
Sam Tuck
Intercept Falls as U S Bows to Mexico Demand
The United States reversed course on Operation Intercept, postponing border measures and adopting Operation Cooperation to curb drug smuggling. The shift followed State Department pressure with Justice in support. Treasury critics stood isolated as talks move to Mexico City on Oct. 27.
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Mexico
Washington
United States
State Department
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Eugene T. Rassides
White House
Mexico City
No ransom paid in Reno kidnapping case
Nevada businessman Dean Petersen escaped his captors after more than 24 hours of confinement and threats to limbs. Police tracked a suspect tied to ransom talks. one man was arrested in a Reno hotel as detectives pursued a wider gang. No payment made. Petersen owns Westward Ho Hotel assets on the Las Vegas Strip.
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UPI
Las Vegas
Dean Petersen
Petersen
Westward Ho
Las Vegas Strip
Army reenlistment trends surprise many veterans
Readers note growing surprise at how many soldiers re-enlist despite common complaints. The piece highlights persistent enlistment patterns and the appeal of continued service within the ranks.
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Hedy Sues for 25 Million
Brief mention that Hedy seeks 25 million dollars in a lawsuit. The note points readers to Page A-2 for details. State employes criticize Reagan era economic measures on Page A-3. General linked to slot machine impresario in service clubs probe on Page A-5. Penicillin still praised as a wonder drug on Page A-7.
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