31 Jul 1973
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1973
Page
1
Johnny Cash sang for about 30 inmates at the Nevada state prison in Carson City, the first time men and women inmates saw such performances together. He drew cheers during songs about San Quentin as guards watched, and chatted with inmates afterward, accepting a painting from one.
Sen. Fohn C. Stennis 71 has been released from Walter Reed Army Medical Center after treatment for gunshot wounds suffered in a January holdup near his home. He said the day marks progress toward resuming duties, though limited duties will continue during recovery. Three suspects were arrested in the robbery shooting.
Kroger chief Lyle Everingham warns supermarkets will run out of many beef cuts by weekend due to cattle not reaching markets. Union officials and meat processors report plant shutdowns and thousands of layoffs as the federal beef price ceiling remains in place, with government figures showing steep declines in cattle slaughter.
A July 1993 press item notes a reward related to a Cats Postage incident in Long Beach California. The terse item lists delayed carrier delivery and Sunday issues, with pricing details for Sunday copies and other ad lines accompanying the notice.
Evan Koppe a 47 year old Newport Beach resident was killed when his Cessna 10 twin engine aircraft developed engine trouble shortly after takeoff from Fullerton Airport and crashed into a vacant field near Buena Park. He radioed for emergency landing then said his engine quit before disappearing in a nose-down dive and explosion.
Mayor Tom Bradley City Councilman Edmund Ydelman and the city of Riverside sue to allow highway trust funds to be used for rapid transit. They seek state Supreme Court action joined by the Center for Law in the Public Interest. The fund, from gasoline tax, totals $1.4 billion this year with about $200 million yearly to Los Angeles Orange and Ventura counties for freeway work.
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