Long Beach Adult Shops Face New Zoning Challenge
Sam Holden, an adult store operator, warns a 1000 foot ban near any minor friendly venue could shutter Long Beach’s porn outlets. redevelopment moves him from Locust Avenue as city weighs limits on new adult enterprises amid a pending zoning ordinance.
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Klan's border watch a bust
A partial article notes efforts to monitor border activity by white supremacist groups faced setbacks. The report cites limited resources and administrative hurdles hindering surveillance and public safety responses.
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Third in 30 days inmate found dead in Long Beach jail
Joseph B. Waselewski a 47 year old inmate died in a holding cell at Long Beach police headquarters the third death in the jail in 30 days and the sixth since July 1976. Police say the cause is believed natural due to emphysema with no sign of foul play.
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Pneumonia Vaccine Seen Nearing Market by Year’s End
UCSF researchers announce a refined pneumonia vaccine could be approved by December and broadly used for children. The study found 10 percent efficacy in 77 Bay Area children and effectiveness in those with spleen issues, suggesting potential to prevent a leading death cause in sickle cell kids.
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Downey man surrenders in radio slaying case
A 21 year old Downey man Mark Meer Brooks turned himself in to Downey police after a Los Angeles radio station received a tip about the body of his former girlfriend Sherry Sue Johnson. Autopsy indicated strangulation. Brooks was held on 100000 bail and arraignment was delayed to next Wednesday.
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Brown predicts 400000 California jobs this year
Governor Brown told 800 business leaders in Los Angeles that California will add at least 400000 jobs and income will rise over 12 percent as Grumman Energy Systems opens a Fresno plant creating 100 jobs. He touted a buoyant economy and stressed attracting industry to the state.
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Carter Backs U N Arms Ban on South Africa
The Carter administration will support a United Nations embargo on arms sales to South Africa to protest Pretoria’s mass arrests and ban on black publications. Ambassador Andrew Young discussed a joint Security Council strategy with French, British, West German, and Canadian diplomats in New York.
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Carter News Conference Set for Today Across Networks
ABC CBS and NBC announce live TV and radio coverage of President Carter's news conference at 11:00 a m PDT today. The national broadcast will include simultaneous network feeds and radio coverage across major outlets.
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Carter signals veto if natural gas price rises above proposed rate
President Carter told a delegation he would veto any energy bill raising natural gas prices beyond 1.75 per thousand cubic feet, distancing from bills tilted toward oil interests. He affirmed the need for a sane measure and denied supporting an unnecessary bill.
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Burns defends Fed policy against White House pressure
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns, in remarks at Gonzaga University, defends tight money policy and vows no bowing to outside pressure. He urges a bold administration program to spur investment, cites tax credit as a model from Kennedy era, and warns long term rates depend on inflation controls.
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New Boss Aims to Toughen State Park Mugger Proofing
A brief note indicates a new state parks leadership plans tougher measures against muggers. Specifics on policies or timeline are not provided in the fragment.
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