Statewide zoning urged amid California land-use crisis
A three day Survival School in Los Angeles heard Cal Tomorrow official John W Abbott warn California faces a grave danger if land is treated as an unlimited commodity. He urged an inventory of every acre to curb irrational growth while speakers criticized land speculators and tax incentives fueling urban sprawl.
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Citizens Conference On Environment
Mon- Gay
California
Los Angeles
Ambassador Hotel
John W. Abbott
Abbott
California Environmentalist
Rty
Revelle Younger
Younger
San Francisco Bay
Johnson Montgomery
Montgomery
Des Moines
Polly Roberts
California Action, Inc
Roberts
Pirate Returd Trails a Long Beach Treasure Tale
The story follows a pirate named Returd who hid treasure by the sea in Long Beach. He left a mysterious tale to guide readers and hinder others, with clues across the week pointing toward a buried pot of gold. The narrative links to Junipero Serra and a landmark land set aside to honor an early Long Beach settler.
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Returd
Long Beach
California
Junipero Serra
Treasure’s Grave Ending at Bixby Park Mystery
Clue points to a treasure near a colorful island and a stately Majesty, mentioning a tropical Isla and a great water body under sunset. The narrator recalls spending their first night near a final resting grave of the treasure in Bixby Park.
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Isla
Bixby Park
Treasure Burial Amid Endless Beaches and Cliffs
The narrator plans to bury treasure at dawn, choosing a broad coastal area with long beaches in both directions. Turning right, they pass numerous mansions and castles, then glimpse a towering villa perched on cliff edges, dominating the distant skyline.
Nuclear fast-breeder reactor plans outlined in Tennessee
UPI reports Oak Ridge, Tennessee area will begin a $300 million demonstration project for the nation's first nuclear fast-breeder reactor. TVA Chairman Aubrey J. Wagner said construction should start in about two years, with a five year build time and peak employment around 1,500 people.
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Knoxville, Tenn
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Tait
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Garden Grove
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Monthro
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Pam Bixby Knolls
Atlantic Ave
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Lakewood Center
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