Flea problem spurs Long Beach residents to seek aid
Anthony Green and 300 supporters form Fleas Inc to urge the City Council and Health Department to study a flea surge in Long Beach. Green, who runs a tax office at 2111 Atlantic Ave, reports hundreds of fleas infesting his office and nearby driveway, with plans for possible legal action if no action is taken.
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Long Beach
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Fleas, Inc
Health Department
Atlantic Ave
San Francisco
Council
Fie
Vnunei
Transportation chief orders auto bags for all models after 1984
Washington AP reports Transportation Secretary Brock Adams will require air bags or equivalent automatic crash protection on all cars built after 1984. The plan starts with 1982 to 1983 models and extends to smaller autos by 1984, covering domestic and foreign cars sold in the United States.
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Transportation Chief
Washington
Transportation
Brock Adams
Adams
Congress
United States
Carter calls missile defense capable and halts bomber
President Carter said the United States does not need the BI bomber and urged stopping production during testing while continuing research. He cited the pilotless cruise missile as meeting strategic needs without the new manned bomber and warned Congress may back his stance despite Republican criticism. Production is to end with four aircraft, costing at least 101.7 million each, affecting about 16,080 Rockwell workers.
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United States
Congress
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Tex
Hauge
Senate
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Carl T. Curtis
Kater
White House
Rockwell International Corp
Moscow
Kremlin
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Hellens
BS Deevision
China
Taiwan
Amt
1Hmer
Caner
Defense
Harold Brown
Judg
Rockwell executives react to Carter bomber decision
Rockwell officials including Vice President Kal Raiklen voiced surprise and disappointment over President Carter's rejection of the B bomber program. The plan had envisioned production at the B1 Division near Los Angeles and final assembly at Palmdale with subcontractors at Downey and Long Beach. Rep. Dornan condemned the decision, calling cruise missiles for existing planes idiotic.
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Kal Raiklen
Long Beach
Carter
Decisio
Raiklen
Air Force
Bi Division
Los Angles International Airport
Palmdale
Laval
Space Division
Downey and Douglas Aircraft Co
Washington
Carters
Robert Dornan
R-Calif
Dornan
Moscow
Los Angeles
Bastian Hello
Parents of kidnaped Girl Scout still waiting
SARASOTA Florida parents of 5 year old Girl Scout miss kidnapper as searchters wait for news. Police say the girl called home at 1015 p m Wednesday and that no further word has come by noon Today. Sheriff Jim Hardcastle and Cpl Ray Pilon express confusion over the ransom case and the lack of a release update.
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Girl Scout
Sarasota, Fla
Charlotte Grogse
Treacer
Ray Pilon
Sarasota County
Jim Hardcastle
Richard Grosse
Change urged in murder rate case at hearing
The report highlights calls for change in the murder investigation rate with key witnesses pressed amid threats and intimidation concerns. A related note mentions the U S approving shipments to India warning of future nuclear device explosions.
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D Ivry
U.S
India
Cypress College proxy named Palomar president
Omar H. H. Scheidt, president of Cypress Community College in Orange County, chosen from 243 applicants as president of Palomar College. He will succeed Fred Hither at Palomar and Cypress, with an annual pay of 6 001 dollars.
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SAN Marcos
Omar HH. Scheidt
Cypress Community College
Orange County
Cal- Oho
Scheidt
Fred Hither
Community College West
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