E B Students Hear of Drug Dangers at Millikan High
Mrs. Robert Case, health services director for the Oakland Diocese, told a large Millikan High School audience that marijuana offers a high equal to five hills and that a single joint can keep a person high for three to five hours. She urged early drug education, noting eighth graders and even fourth graders in the Bay Area use pills and marijuana. The talk, sponsored by the Junior League of Long Beach, stressed that drug problems persist after intoxication and that marijuana causes psychological rather than physical dependency, making it harder to quit.
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Millikan High School
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City Council Action and Bylaw Proposals Spark Hearings and Contracts
The City Council advanced hearings on resolutions, discussed alley improvements, and authorized state programs and grants. It awarded multiple contracts for equipment, supplies, and services, and referred various communications. A separate crime report notes thieves seized a refrigerated truck from Ken Kay Corp., fleeing with ham and lobster tails after overpowering a worker.
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Xerox
Wispur
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Cogave
California
Macenet
Pinle
Rexions
San Diego
Lief Christensen
Ken Kay Corp
Explosion damages Lenin plaque in Munich district
An explosion damaged two plaques honoring Vladimir Ilyich Lenin in Munich Schwabing. Police report the plaques were on an apartment house where Lenin stayed before returning to Russia during World War I. The unveiling had been attended by Soviet ambassador Tsemjon Tsarapkin in Bonn.
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Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
Schwabing
Lenin
Russia
Bonn
Tsemjon Tsarapkin
Woman Guilty in Slaying of Estranged Husband in California
Gussie Davis, 57, found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the gunshot death of Steve Davis, 85, during a wake held Sept 6 at 1415 California Ave Oakland case heard by Superior Court jury after three days of trial. Sentencing set for Jan 4 by Judge Hampton Hutton. Davis fled the scene after the argument over money. she later surrendered with Los Angeles attorney at Long Beach police HQ.
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Gussie Davis
Superior Court
Manila clashes erupt as student protesters clash with police
In Manila, centered around the commercial district and university row, student demonstrators clashed with police tonight. The unrest followed a series of explosions that rocked the area, injuring several and drawing in emergency responders.
Bank Announces Lower Loan Rates After Tight Credit
During the credit squeeze the bank could not meet all loan requests and raised business loan rates due to high money costs. It kept consumer and home loan increases low, thanks customers for patience, and now offers lower rates across business, consumer, and real estate loans as money becomes available again.
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