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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1973
Page
4
The text notes that sedatives like promethazine and dextroamphetamine may prevent motion sickness. Folk remedies such as coffee and soda crackers might calm or soothe but likely won’t cure it. After several trips, many individuals develop sea legs and become resistant to motion sickness.
Readers ask if firms will remove large trees for free in exchange for the trees. Three companies California Trees Inc Mordigan Trees and Valley Crest Tree Co will remove certain species only if trees are in good condition and have resale value and are accessible.
A reader from Norwalk argues for automatic timing of traffic lights to keep traffic flowing on through streets. Cites Long Beach as a model and condemns widespread delays causing wasted fuel and pollution.
In Kay Rogers Park Fort Smith Oklahoma, a startled deer charged owner Hope and a rescuer Patrolman Rollins wrestled with the buck in a frenzied defense Fight ended when Rollins fired three times and the deer collapsed Both men were treated for injuries and released Hope hopes to recover at home within days
Dr Thomas Matthew founder of NEGRO National Economic Growth and Reconstruction Organization was sentenced to three years for diverting Medicaid funds from Interfaith Hospital New York and other NEGRO projects. He faces possible second jail term after 1969 tax case and Nixon era plans are noted.
State police killed Pedro Orozco Guzman after a car stop and exchange of fire. He was blamed for eight bombings since last August targeting banks and government buildings and for kidnapping officials including Ter rance Leonhardy and Anthony Duncan Williams. One officer was wounded. Governor Alberto Orozco Romero said Orozco confessed leadership of the group before dying.
A young mother Stella Mee and her two children Tracy 5 and Richard 4 died when flames swept through a Fountain Valley two story home at 9246 Thistle Ave early Wednesday. A man, Richard Durlap of 589 Tustin Ave, Santa Ana, was seriously burned and the estranged husband was summoned to the scene by authorities later that morning.
Beir ut based report notes Iraq's oil revenue at about 8.337 billion annually after recent price changes. It cites Al Taakhi claiming Iraq refused to join other Arab oil nations in production cuts amid Western pressure.
James Stroh, 19, who was staying at the house, was rushed to Orange County Medical Center. Further details not provided in the fragment.
Officials say after escaping a burning home by leaping from a second story window, the individual survived the incident and was treated for injuries.
Stroh was admitted to the hospital and pronounced in satisfactory condition today after a burn incident. Note: details of the injury and hospital remain limited in the readable text.
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