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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1967

Page

4

Colorado Debates Abortion Law Reach Across States

Colorado officials discuss amending the new abortion law as hospitals limit out of state patients. Health leaders say many nonresidents seek abortions. lawmakers weigh restricting the law to Colorado residents. Governor Love may push an amendment to curb cross state referrals.

Denver Colorado Sam T. Taylor Walsenburg Presbyterian St Luke's Richard Lamm State Health Department Denver Post Roy L. Cleere E. N. Akers Myron C. Waddell Colorado Medical Society Akers Statehouse John A. Love

Town Bans Sonic Booms With Law

Santa Barbara officials move to curb daily sonic booms over the city after residents complain of home damage and window shattering. Councilman Klaus Kemp leads the effort, with first reading approving an ordinance banning sonic booms by pilots over the city.

Santa Barbara UPI Klaus Kemp

Overtime Dispute Hits Los Angeles Zoning Chief

Chief zoning administrator Huber E Smutz failed to collect 3740 for 340 hours overtime built up over a long city career A divided city council refused payment or extending time to take compensatory time Smutz 65 can take off until November 10 plans to use the time.

Los Angeles UPI Huber E. Smutz Smutz

Cal Poly Air Crash damages awarded to Cal Poly families

US District Court Judge Fred Kunzel awarded damages for a 7 year old plane crash in Ohio that killed 22 people including 17 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo football players. Largest is 25 446 50 to Phyllis Stewart for son William. Other awards go to William Dauphin Carl Bowser Brent Jobe and General Owens Jr. A Sacramento smog study is set for Oct 5 6 in Los Angeles.

San Diego UPL Fred Kunzel Cal Poly At San Luis Obispo Ohio Phyllis Stewart San Luis Obispo William Cal Poly William H. Dauphin Shafter Carl G. Bowser Bakersfield Brent E. Jobe Marine Corps Yuma Ariz General Qwens Jr Fresno State College

Top Businessmen Seek to Halt War

A group of corporate executives started Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace to push a halt to bombing in North Vietnam and disengagement from the ground war. The coalition, with over 1,000 members, plans an inaugural meeting in Washington on Sept 27 led by Henry E. Niles.

Washington Vietnam North Henry E. Niles Baltimore Life Insurance Co Niles Eisenhower

Archie Moore Shows Negroes How to Win Clean

Archie Moore, former world light heavy champion, demonstrated his youth outreach program to a Washington group of congressmen. He promotes scholarship, good sportsmanship, and clean habits while opposing violence as a path for Black goals, urging open housing and equality measures. His Any Boy Can If He Wants To club drills mixed boxing, drill formation, and a catechism for 7 to 14 year olds led by 14 year old Dwight Calloway of Vallejo.

Waskington Archie Moore Moore Murphy Dwight Calloway Vallejo

Invasion of Skunks Alerts City at Cadillac

Patrolmen patrol Cadillac at night to curb skunk invasions claimed to be lethal this fall. Lt. Irwin notes increased skunk activity with 12 gauge training and a symbolic moral program. Congressmen visit after a Schick Safety Razor funded trip, including a White House tour.

Cadillac Mich Murphy Sen Everett Dirksen A-lil Jacob Javits R-N-Y Robert B. Mathias R.calif Schick Safety Razor Co White House

Johnson nominates McAdams to National Transportation Safety Board

President Johnson named Francis H. McAdams former Civil Aeronautics Board employee to a five year term on the National Transportation Safety Board with a $27,000 annual salary.

Washington UPI Johnson Francis H. McAdams Civil Aeronautics Board National Transportation Safety Board

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