Recycling centers and a home purchase dispute prompt questions
The page describes donation sites at Flower Boulevard and State College Drive near the Seal Beach recycling center in the Safeway Market parking lot, 1101 Pacific Coast Highway, noting donors are unpaid and centers open often. It also covers a down payment dispute with MacPherson's Realty in Everett, Washington, and a paramedic career inquiry for a woman in Long Beach, along with advice on converting a Sears Coldspot frost free refrigerator to manual defrost and cautions about DIY changes.
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Dance Studio Fees Are Not Always By Contract
Readers are misinformed that all dance studios require long term contracts. Melody Dance Studio at 2026 Pacific Ave charges 2 per person per night for one hour of instruction and two hours of dancing. Dutch Village Bowl offers group lessons 1 per session Mondays at 7 40 pm and private lessons at 35.
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Sia’ Vor Abve Group
Tesson
Long Beach
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Mitchell claims White House framed John in TV interview
Martha Mitchell told NBCs Today that the White House framed her estranged husband John N. Mitchell and alleged officials sought to ruin her by branding her as crazy or alcoholic. She denied alcoholism, said she has no mail, and cannot reach her daughter while Mitch ell faces a Vesco related fraud probe and a separate impeachment question hovers over Nixon.
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Picasso's Illegitimate Children Ruled Heirs
A French court ruled that Claude and Paloma Picasso, illegitimate children of Pablo Picasso and Françoise Gilot, are legitimate heirs of Picasso. Jacqueline Picasso, his widow, and Paul, his son by his first wife, had sought to limit heirs to only them in disputes over thousands of paintings and other works stored in Grasse.
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Partially blind man electrocuted on home roof
Debra Thompson, blind and pregnant, said she should not have let her partially blind husband climb onto the roof to install a 40 foot television antenna. The antenna toppled into a 7200 volt power line, electrocuting Daniel, 22, officials said.
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Debra Thompson
Daniel
Turkey to resume opium crop with U S approval
Ankara officially informs Washington that Turkey will revive cultivation of the opium poppy after a 1971 ban. Premier Bulent Ecevit's government sent the message via ambassador Melin Esenbel, citing U S compensation of 35 million dollars to affected poppy farmers.
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Picasso's workrooms spar over inheritance rights
In a 1970s case Picasso’s children Claude and Paloma challenged inheritance rights under a 1972 French law granting illegitimate children advantages. The court noted the artist had signed works like "To my son Claude" and "Your father forever," affirming paternity.
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Francoise Gilot
Jones Salk
Claude
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