A Fable for Long Beach About Its Airport
A Long Beach fable based on a national AIAA report traces a city's airport journey from country outpost to regional jet era. It chronicles airline shifts, resident opposition, falling property values, and a late flip among property owners toward airport service reactivation.
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Students Assault Teachers Across Nation Rise in Attacks on Educators
AP reports teachers face increasing violence from students in junior senior and elementary schools. The Senate subcommittee led by Sen. Dodd reviews data with Chicago 1065 incidents in 1968 Los Angeles 181 and New York 180. incidents include stabbings throat cuts and strikes leading to walkouts.
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Soviet U S Arms Talks Preview ICBMs and Sub Fleet
The Soviet Union slightly leads in ICBMs as talks on nuclear limits near. Moscow's submarines trail U S capabilities though. Russia may field 400 SS 9 missiles by the mid 1970s. U S plans show multi warhead testing and high yield potential.
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Action Line Help Service Details
The notice describes ACTION LINE as a service offering problem solving and rights assistance. It provides mailing and phone contact options in Long Beach California with hours 9 to 1 and 5 to 9 Monday through Friday for questions of general interest.
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Powers to Meet in Finland for Arms Talks
The United States and the Soviet Union announced talks begin November 17 in Helsinki to limit and possibly reduce their strategic offensive and defensive weapons. About 25 American delegates led by Gerald C. Smith will attend the preliminary sessions to set an agenda and meeting place.
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Time changes give Southland residents an extra hour
Pacific Standard Time began at 2 a.m. today as clocks were set back an hour. Most residents enjoyed the extra sleep while time remains standard until spring when clocks move forward again.
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U S Tries for Peace in Lebanon
Washington officials said the United States is using diplomatic channels to ease the Lebanon crisis and believes Arab leaders can resolve it. Secretary of State Rogers avoided commenting on a Soviet claim the U S intends to intervene. Tass denied foreign power encroachment on Lebanon’s sovereignty.
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Where to Find It Robert Marasco Profile and News Notes
A brief item notes Robert Marasco, named as alleged triggerman in a Green Beret case, lying critically injured in an accident. The entry references related features on a Cal State Long Beach freshman, a Wall Street downturn, and upcoming laws on sex education and vice.
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Hair Loss Advice Against Aches
An unnamed source urges not to worry about hair falling out and to consider how much worse it would be if pain caused pulling.
Sears Roebuck Catalog Quantities and Costs
Sears Roebuck distributes 12 million copies of its 1 600 page catalog annually and uses about 72 million pounds of paper. Catalog cost figures are not released. Each edition requires at least eight months to prepare according to a public relations spokesman.
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Daylight Headlight Test Aims to Reduce Night Risk
The Highway Patrol conducts a daytime headlight experiment on a 27 mile undivided stretch near Shasta to curb head on collisions. Officials say the long four lane Interstate 5 lulls drivers into danger and the plan reawakens alertness.
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Long Beach
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Hospital admission fee ethics and legality clarified
A Long Beach Medical Association spokesman says hospital admission charges are ethical and legal, typically 25 to 40 dollars. He notes forms for hospital regulations and suggests filing a complaint with the association if a charge seems excessive.
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