Anglers Reel In 41 Yellowtail Off Redondo Boats
Tuesday's Redondo Beach Sportfishing trip saw 244 anglers land 41 yellowtail, with two boats returning 249 yellows the day prior amid a bloom of white sea bass. Reports note yellows around Rocky Point in 6 to 12 pound range and a mix of rockfish, while season plans include grunion runs and ocean salmon outlooks for 1974.
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Long Beach Sailboat Show Opens With Big Exhibits
The Long Beach Sailboat Show, largest of its kind in the nation, opens Friday at 5 p.m. in the Long Beach Arena. Manufacturers and distributors add more exhibits, plus a movie theater and lectures by figures like Bill Keene and Jerry Driscoll. The event runs daily from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Friday, noon to 11 p.m. on weekdays, with shorter hours Sunday. The following day marks the 45th Midwinter Regatta of the Southern California Yachting Association, with boats from California, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Texas, Colorado and New Mexico expected to participate. The Hobie Cats compete in Guaymas, Mexico, February 23-24, and the Finn Regatta travels to St. Petersburg, Florida, in March, with long-range plans toward the World Finn Gold Cup in Long Beach in August. Offshore powerboat champion Dr. Carlé Bynami, Milan, Italy, has been named official offshore powerboat champion.
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Trout Plants Hit Southern Central Calbersia Areas
Rivers and streams in Riverside Kern San Bernardino Ventura and surrounding counties show catchable-size trout after a hatchery release this week. Officials name Lake Elsinore Padıs Creek and Ventura River area as key spots, with water bodies including Santa Ana and San Jacinto regions.
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Yugoslavia Beats Spain 1-0 to Reach World Cup
In Frankfurt, Yugoslavia defeated Spain 1-0 to secure a World Cup berth. Josip Katalinski scored 13 minutes into the match, delivering an early goal that sent Yugoslavia to the finals for the first time in 16 years before a capacity crowd.
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Weight loss by wired jaws in Gibraltar woman
Mrs. John Horn, a 33 year old in Gibraltar Michigan, had her jaws wired six weeks ago to force a liquid diet. She weighed 239 pounds and has lost 34 pounds to 195, planning to keep the wires on until reaching her goal. She reports no solid food and drinks soups and juice, with occasional beer, while her dress size dropped from 23 to 18.
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California Democratic gains in voter registration trend
Secretary Edmund G Brown Jr released a report showing Democratic registration at 55.2 percent two years earlier rising to 95.6 percent amid heightened Democratic strength. Republican registration fell from 3,127,991 to 2,424,340 with gains limited to Alpine Mono and Orange counties.
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Ship sinks but skipper and crew safe in Caribbean
A 292 foot Liberian cargo ship sank Wednesday night off Guadeloupe near Montserrat after reporting engine trouble. Captain A. Arifaat and 12 crew escaped in a lifeboat and reached Montserrat to tell authorities the Penyou Fares had gone down. Coast Guard officials noted uncertain details and urged continued contact with Guadeloupe. The vessel was en route from North Carolina to Trinidad and carried general cargo.
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Motorists amused as Keys wreck delays drag on
In the Florida Keys a tanker crash halted traffic on Overseas Highway Bridge exposing stranded motorists to heat and delay. Dede Bernardo’s topless sun dance drew crowd attention while an ice cream truck served treats and offers of free drinks from campers, bars and shops flooded the area with activity as authorities cleared the wreck hours later.
Capitol activity and pending measures pass through legislature
The capital session notes minor actions with no major bills advancing. Bills include SB 1503 by Ben R-Tihu, proposing emergency commissions, and AB-371 on disability welfare timing. A proposal for redrawing districts via a constitutional amendment and a statewide non-smoking room designation are highlighted, with no clear enacted outcomes.
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