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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1971
Page
4
Hosmer seeks a measure to influence a proposed Huntington Harbour area freeway and nearby towns. The plan faces opposition and would rely on a wildlife refuge as a rallying point while the Navy has revised ACERS. He anticipates California support but has not yet lined up Southern California congressmen. The timing depends on final route description.
President Nixon seeks to reassure Americans amid Vietnam talks. He likens the nation to ancient Greece and Rome at decline, urging resilience and leadership from editors commentators and teachers to bolster moral strength and V ietnam negotiation efforts continue in Paris.
The article notes a state pay raise plan totaling more than 105 million dollars for about 183000 workers, while discussing a possible veto override. It mentions public employee bargaining limits, polling among California State Employees Association members, and political maneuvers in the Senate and Assembly led by figures such as Sen. George Moscone.
Soviet archaeologists report discovery of a Ash 00 year old Turtle eating Stone Age settlement in the Ogzikichik cave in southern Tajikistan. Tass notes the site is among the region’s oldest Stone Age settlements with inhabitants relying largely on turtles.
The column addresses licensing for home piano teaching under Long Beach code and zoning limits, notes independent study options at Pepperdine and UC Extension with catalogs, and explains a water discharge question tied to THUMS and oil islands. It also covers refund and shipment updates for House of Wesley sedum plants with timelines and contacts.
The article reports a prisoner swap between Cuba and the United States following the release of Sprandel and four Cubans. It describes the transfer from a U.S. federal prison to a Cuban fishing boat, the Cuban tribunals fining the Cubans, and U.S. authorities reducing fines for the Cuban detainees. It notes the involvement of U.S. authorities and the context of offshore fishing violations.
Leftist terrorists raided a Salinas police station taking five officers into the woods. They claimed to be from the People’s Revolutionary Army and seized two submachine guns three rifles one handgun and ammunition as they fled.
Secretary Volpe told the American Bar Association that no fault auto insurance would improve outcomes for accident victims and reduce court burden. He argued current insurance is inefficient and costly, with benefits often not reaching victims, while no fault promises greater efficiency and certainty.
The Long Beach slowdown spreads to Los Angeles and El Monte as police and highway patrol officers press for substantial raises. A 26-year veteran sues Los Angeles for 27.6 percent pay increase while patrolmen vote on possible strike amid stalled city offers and a 7.8 percent proposal.
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