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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1970
Page
8
In Denver and Boulder during a five state swing, Pat Nixon faced peace demonstrators chanting slogans while touring a day nursery and a preschool. Police and Secret Service screened two threats and arrested a youth demonstrator as a bomb exploded nearby hours after her return to Denver.
New York Yippie leader Abbie Hall said on radio that the Chicago 7 have offered Judge Stylins Hoffman $100,000 to appear in a film about their trial. He claimed the prosecutor and assistant prosecutor would portray themselves to help defray legal costs, with Dustin Hoffman among sympathetic celebrities.
In San Francisco Isabel Jarman meets two transplant recipients Thomas LaBelle and Leon Beck, whose lives were saved by her husband Charles Jarman's kidneys. The widow, 4 year old daughter, and unborn child share a poignant moment arranged by the Khey Foundation of Northern California amid her decision to donate. Beck and LaBelle describe relief and plans to resume normal life, while Jarman notes happiness that someone lives because of her husband.
Long Beach residents in the Central District will attend a day long Consumer Workshop at California Recreation Center to learn tenant rights, maintenance tips, budgeting, credit and warranties. Notable participants include businessmen lawyers and officials from the Chamber of Commerce and Better Business Bureau. The event is organized by the Consumer Affairs Division with a soul food lunch served and a post talk film.
William Stohlman aged 74 longtime smithy dies after a career linked with his brother Arnold in a Long Beach blacksmith shop. He lived at 3615 Walnut Ave and moved to Long Beach with family in 1811. Survived by wife Lola daughter Mary two brothers sisters and two grandchildren. Services set Friday morning at Dilday Family Chapel.
A stone soul picnic to aid the Family Service Center at 2024 Atlantic Ave is set for Friday from 2 to 4 5 p.m. at the center. The menu features barbecue ribs and chicken, fried chicken, potato salad, greens, green beans, corn muffins, white bread, peach cobbler, patti pie and soda. Proceeds of 1.50 will buy a truck to collect donations for delivery to the needy family center.
A federal grand jury in Cleveland indicted Dillard Couch, 56, of Bledsoe Kentucky, a retired miner from Union District 19, on two counts of perjury connected to trips to Middlesboro Kentucky on October 9 and October 13. Couch allegedly lied about traveling with Noah Doss and about others present, and about cashing checks totaling 955 in those visits.
An explosion of nail polish remover fumes in a beauty salon in Los Angeles caused a tire that damaged a shopping center with about 200000 in losses. Manicurist Darlynda Howard moved a ventover in a storage room and ignited fumes with a hot plate. The fire gutted an adjacent shop and damaged a second floor office. Howard escaped with minor injuries to her hair.
US District Judge Manuel L. Real approved a plan to integrate Pasadena schools by busing students up to 10 miles within defined zones. Estimated annual cost ranges from $700,000 to $1 million. The decision follows the Justice Department’s West Coast school discrimination trial and rejects a Southern states’ bid to intervene.
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