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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1970
Page
2
The report notes unemployment fell to 4.7 percent in June after 5 percent in May while inflation seemed to ease. Mortgage terms improved and home building revived, yet inflation slows appeared modest and forecasters cautioned the peak may still lie ahead. Officials acknowledged pain in jobs, profits, and housing despite hopeful indicators.
William Wall, owner of the Roxy Theater and exhibitor of the motion picture Man and Wife, was sentenced to six months in the county jail and fined in Long Beach court. Judge J Merrill Lilley declared there is a law against obscenity and urged its enforcement amid ongoing actions regarding the film Pornography Copenhagen 1970.
A kidnapped ex-leader executed during Aramburu's rule is found. Montoneros claimed responsibility for the crime, citing crimes against Peron backers. Over a month of mystery ends with a claim of Christian burial for Aramburu. July 1 bandh brought a breakthrough with an attack on La Calera in central Argentina.
Marilyn Wesley, Summers friend, testified that Dennis Wallace held a gun to her throat hours before the arrest in Compton. She identified Wallace as buying 200 pounds of sulfuric acid and described Summers’ house as chaotic. Deputies found two plastic bags with suspected human remains and a gun, a revolver, and receipts for furniture custody entered as evidence.
A reader seeks help with a billing dispute after receiving and returning a song book. The column notes Reader's Digest mishap and account resolution. It also answers: it is illegal to buy eagle feathers under a 1940 federal law unless legally obtained earlier. Californians may buy New York Lottery tickets though enforcement varies. Viscose Co maintains a Chicago base with a Los Angeles outlet at 1038 Alvarado St, offering a bandaging kit for $2 and a company clinic at the same address.
Washington debate centers on a $4.4 billion education appropriation sent from the House with Senate additions. President Nixon may veto over increased funding and desegregation provisions. House vote 357 to 90, bill now to Senate for consideration.
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