Doctor warns California abortion ruling may broaden access
A Long Beach doctor cautions that a San Francisco ruling could make California hospitable to abortion bills by allowing private medical commissions to license abortion services. He argues state licensing may become the sole gatekeeper, risking more hospitals establishing abortion operations as a result. Hospitals await a 30 day window before the San Francisco decision takes effect, with St. Marys in Long Beach among larger facilities not offering the service.
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Long Beach
St. Mary’s
Van Heflin Dies a Hollywood Character Actor
Hollywood mourns Van Heflin, the tall sandy haired character actor known for versatility and box office success. He rose from Oklahoma roots to Broadway and film, winning an Oscar for Johnny Eager in 1942 and starring in Shane Green Dolphin Street and Battle Cry. He valued acting over romantic stardom, remained active on stage and screen, and spoke of never retiring as long as his supreme interest stayed in acting.
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Orice
Cary Grant
Clark Gable
Nis
Johnny Bager
Katherine Hepburn
Miss Hepburn
Starras
SP Ready for Tieup Saturday Amid Work Rule Dispute
SP faces a Saturday tieup over proposed work rule changes that the railroad says boost efficiency. F E Kriebel notes the changes would affect freight and passenger crews, with 2,200 SP jobs reportedly abolished. UTU and other unions respond while the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers had earlier agreed. The dispute involves 11,50 daily riders on Peninsula commuter routes between San Jose and San Francisco.
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Action Line details VA and FHA home auctions
The notice explains how to buy auctioned homes through the VA Regional Office at 11000 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles and the FHA through HUD Division at 2500 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles California. It also includes a reader question about salting sunflower seeds and a short answer giving a soaking method.
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Los Angeles
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Calif
Seed roasting and Sunflower uses through history
The excerpt explains roasting seeds at 550 degrees for about a minute and cites David and Sons Co of Fresno processing 234 million pounds yearly. It notes Helianthus name origin from sun tracking blooms and lists uses of stem fiber petals dye leaves fodder and seeds for oil and food.
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David and Sons Co
Fresno
Moonfire Inn and Moonfire Hilltop Home Noted in Topanga Canyon
In Topanga Canyon residents describe Marvin as a wealthy heir, eccentric and vege tarian, living partly at Moonfire an unfinished hillside home he built near a Pacific overlook. Moonfire Inn is also the name of his health food restaurant with KPPK FM set to rebroadcast Topanga program at 3 p.m. August 5.
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Canyon
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Topanga Canyons
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Jihera
Private Long Beach hospital promotes methadone detox program
J N of Long Beach announces a new private facility at 6080 Paramount Blvd offering in patient heroin withdrawal treatment with methadone, psychological evaluation, and individual and group therapy. The 250 bed hospital reports no waiting list as it begins operations.
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Long Beach
Action Line guidance for readers and information requests
Readers are advised to include name address and phone number for Action Line help with questions. Do not send original documents. Mail requests may be answered faster than phone messages. Visits to the library in Room 208 Long Beach aid those seeking past Action Line information.
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Independent
Press-Telegram
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Long Beach
McCarthy wins green light for 1972 bid at New York meeting
McCarthy supporters press him on a national 1972 campaign to beat all Democratic hopefuls. He says he will run as a Democrat, conduct a broad national push, and seek convention delegates in many states. A mid August meeting will review operational details before a final October decision.
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Miami Beach
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McCarthy Meeting Signals Push for Reform of Nomination System
Exclusive report details a post resignation 1970 McCarthy gathering where he urged reform of the Democratic nominating process amid hints of an independent bid. Attendees included labor leaders, civil rights figures, and prominent liberal donors and organizers from Cesar Chavez to Alan Milledge and Arnold Hiatt.
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Operation Breadbasket
Chicago
Andrew Young
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta
Marineland and Hollywood Turf Club Plan Merger
Marineland of the Pacific Inc announces tentative merger with Hollywood Turf Club operator of Hollywood Park. Hollywood Turf would hold about 90 percent in the merged firm after a share exchange of 5.76 Marineland shares for each Hollywood Turf’s 918,000 shares, pending director and shareholder approval.
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Marineland of the Pacific Inc
Trent
Hollywood Turf Club
Hollywood Park
Hollywood Turf
Marine Land
Mom at hospital as son arrives dead from lightning
In Ormond Beach Florida during a thunderstorm 15 year old Dale Shepard was killed by a lightning strike near the beach while aiding siblings to a car. His mother Pat Shepard waited for doctors as police brought in the body. The scene prompted the mother to collapse.
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Evan Hetlin
Walters
Okla
Long Beach
New York
Ormond Beach
Upt
Pat Shepard
Dale
Shepard
Lockheed loan aid debate tolls through Congress
Senate debate over up to 280 million in federal loan guarantees for Lockheed runs amid threats against critics. Senator Praxmi re cites life threats while Proxmire reports marshals guard a former employee. Cranston forecasts a season-long fight but expects Senate support around 60 to 30 in favor of rescue.
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Lockheed
Haughton
Congress
William Praxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Henry Durham
Marietta
Threeman
Alan Cranston
Dcalif
Senate
Court ruling restricts abortion approvals to public bodies
A court opinion holds that a legislature cannot delegate its approving power to a private body, noting that the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals cannot determine under which abortions may be performed. The ruling emphasizes that private powers cannot substitute for legislative authority.
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Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
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