Kinkajou Romeo the Second Roams San Francisco Streets
A sex mad kinkajou named Romeo the Second prowls San Francisco in search of female company. The 4 year old, nocturnal South American animal is tame but likely to tire of its spree, with a $50 reward offered for capture after wandering Tuesday. Toronto conductor Karel Ancerl dies at 65.
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San Francisco
Romeo
South America
Toronto
Karel Ancert
Toronto Symphony
Ancerl
Czechoslovakia Philharmonic
Yoronto
Reider Wennesland
Oulside
Pigeon Control Methods Reported by Long Beach
The article notes a distributor Blakely Bros. Corp. lists a non permanent injury claim for pigeons sold as a product. Long Beach traps and disposes of pigeons to regulate the population. An ACTION LINE staffer recalls two men with an air gun and spotlight shooting pigeons near Palos Verdes Estates Plaza, later told by police officers assigned to quiet merchant concerns.
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Blakely Bros. Corp
Melrose Ave
Long Beach
Palos Verdes Estates
Sins of the Fathers TV program aid for Vietnamese orphans
A Channel 4 program on Vietnam orphans sparked reader questions about the address for more information. The American Council of Volunteer Agencies in New York publishes guidance, while readers share a Long Beach repair complaint and city sidewalk cleaning responsibilities.
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Channel 4
U.S
United States
Action Line
Long Beach
American Council of Volunteer Agencies
State will study energy shortage
California Public Utilities Commission launches a full scale energy crisis inquiry with public hearings in Los Angeles July 1 and 12, and in San Francisco July 18 and 19. The PUC aims to determine the true nature of the energy shortage, assess current and future power needs, and explore remedies including fuel imports, reserves, and conservation measures.
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San Francisco
California Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Vernon L. Sturgeon
Burt EK
Banks
Los Angeles
Sturgeon
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Southern California Edison
Southern Gas and Electric Co
Two Men Survive Sinking Off Point Loma Sailboat
Coast Guard reports two men aged 35 and 36 survived a night in the water after their 42 foot sailboat sank just outside the surfline near Point Loma. Julian M. Wilson, from La Mesa, was rescued by a lobster boat and treated for exposure, while Howard Night of El Cajon swam ashore and was aided by his wife. Lifeguards say they stayed afloat with life jackets but could not swim through heavy surf until morning. Wilson owned the vessel. Knight, a carpenter, was inspecting for leaks after repairs. The sinking occurred Monday night.
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San Diego
Point Loma
Coast Guard
Julian M. Wilson
la Mesa
Howard Night
el Cajon
Wilson
Knight
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John Batterree
TV Hospital
Olive St
Fountain Valley
J.S
Huntington Beach
Ratterree
California Bureau of Electronic Repair Services
Ilonica
City Public Service Department
Long Beach Associates
Vito Romani
Public Service Department
DLBA
Nixon
Kelley
Admiral
RCA
Zenith
Motorola
WORGE
Whirlpool
Philcg
Hardck Gaefirs & Sattler Westingise
Oras
Westinghouse
Packard Bell
Tines
Sunbeam
Waring Flash Blender
Atoo Cherry
Delamg Blvd
Anaheim
Harbor & Wilkeh Way
Costa Mesa
Bristol Avenue
Fwy
Baker ST
Torrance
Hawthorne Blvd
Torrance Blvd
Downey
Woodruff
Imperial
Sangar
Catania
Sicily
Elna
Volcanio
Europe
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