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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1974
Page
4
A reader relates a home renovation left unfinished in 1968 and a lien on the title due to a third trust deed sold to Donna M. Barkdull and Sandra D. Smith. The couple cannot locate the principals to pay off the debt, hindering sale. Action Line reports DMV can provide last recorded home addresses for licensed drivers for a nominal fee.
C. W. of Compton worries as county aid ends when his son turns 18. He notes no formal education phase, too old for work, too young for Social Security, not ill enough for disability aid. DPSS offers vocational training and referrals, but job prospects remain slim. his social worker can guide to state and federal programs.
A Long Beach reader asks about road access to a landlocked parcel. A Bureau of Land Management spokesman notes it can be done in many cases but requires consent from all landowners if no easement exists, or a road right of way permit from the county or BLM if under federal jurisdiction. Some counties may build the road if access is deemed needed.
In Rome the divorce repeal referendum showed pro divorce forces ahead with 44 150 yes and 26 235 no from 227 districts counted. Vatican backed campaign and Christian Democrats led the repeal effort while coalition partners and the Communists opposed. Final results awaited as turnout neared 74 percent of 7.5 million voters.
A Lakewood resident writes in to an Action Line Sound Off sharing dissatisfaction with commercial medical and dental assistant schools. The writer says they contacted a Department of Health, Education and Welfare official who urged gathering input from fellow students. Includes a mailing address in Long Beach for correspondence.
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