Valley Hit by Two More Aftershocks In San Fernando
The San Fernando Valley was rattled by two aftershocks early today following the February 9 quake. A 2.7震 quake struck at about 7:20 am and a second tremor occurred around 7:20 am, while a 3.0 quake was recorded at 5:54 pm Wednesday. The latest quakes damaged hundreds of buildings, toppled chimneys, cracked walls, and injured six people. About 300 structures were damaged and power briefly cut in a five mile area.
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Action Line advertisement seeks public help in Long Beach
A newspaper service offers Action Line to solve problems and provide answers. Readers are told to write Action Line Box 280 Long Beach California S0801 or dial 482-2431 between 2 am and 9 pm Monday through Friday. Questions are chosen for general interest and helpfulness.
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Mail order complaints and consumer protection in action
Reader asks about legal protection against unscrupulous mail order firms and remedies. Answer notes little protection for nonperformance without proof of intent to defraud, advises filing detailed complaints with the Better Business Bureau and the local postal inspector, and cites a postal inspector who prefers in person shopping for reliable merchandise.
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Reagan rejects quake tax hike in California
Gov. Reagan said a penny a gallon gas tax boost is unnecessary to repair earthquake damage in Southern California, claiming existing funds cover costs estimated around one and a half billion dollars. He faces a Sunday midnight deadline on a Southern Crossing veto decision and notes no immediate HUD pressure to conform to federal welfare rules.
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House approves three year service for conscientious objectors
The House backed a three year civilian service for conscientious objectors who avoid civilian assignments, replacing the prior two year requirement. Rep. David W. Dennis tried to restore two years, but his amendment failed 242 to 187. The move follows a Supreme Court decision he says broadens objector status.
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S F schools paralyzed as Newark teachers arrested
San Francisco and Newark schools were disrupted by a wave of teacher strikes. Essex County authorities arrested 23 Newark teachers under a Superior Court order for allegedly violating an anti strike injunction. Across the nation, including Scottsdale Arizona, unions pressed ongoing walkouts affecting thousands of pupils.
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Protests grow over Calley court martial fate
Telegrams flood White House with support for clemency for Lt. William L. Calley Jr as protesters press for mercy. The Nixon administration reported about 5 000 telegrams received with an estimated 20 000 more in backlog alongside demonstrations, resignations, vigils and fundraising efforts. Vice President Agnew criticized oversimplified views of war guilt, while Senator Kennedy urged reflection on U S involvement in Southeast Asia.
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Calley Life Sentence Spare Sparks Review Fight for Freedom
Lt. William L. Calley Jr is slated for automatic review of his life sentence for the My Lai massacre murder of 32 Vietnamese. The case could take years, with avenues to higher military or civil courts, potential presidential action, and possible parole after 11 years.
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Voters choose three school board members in Long Beach district
Editorial notes Long Beach Unified voters head to polls Friday to select three school board members. February’s override tax approval endorsed district operations and the Friday vote will decide whether economical and educationally effective operations continue or face change or destruction. The Independent Press Telegram urges active participation.
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Solons push bill to curb coast development
Assemblyman John Dunlip of Napa unveils a conservative coastal control plan backed by major California conservation groups. The four year study seeks restrictively manage development along the state 1075 mile coastline and mirrors a GOP introduced approach by Assemblyman Newt Wilson of Sanger.
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Satellite spectacular lights up sky over Southland
A Delta three stage rocket launched from Vandenberg on Wednesday night placed the Whe TsisB satellite into ear polar orbit to study the ionosphere. Sunlit rocket exhaust created a blue green haze across the western sky. The fireball and light beam trails were visible from Southland to parts of California with reports of a long plume across the sky.
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Weather Tonight and Mountains Desert Forecast
Tonight in the LB area is sunny with a high near 80 and a low around 60s in the mountains. Deserts remain sunny with gusty winds, while upper valleys reach highs in the 60s and tower valleys see similar warm conditions.
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