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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1970
Page
2
Washington reports President Nixon's economic advisers would be required to set wage price guidelines. The panel advances a plan detailing enforcement and potential penalties for deviations, signaling a tighter administration approach to curb inflation.
The article discusses amendments to cut off funds for the Cambodian operation and outlines fiscal projections. It notes deficits under a unified budget, with expected general fund shortfalls of 12 billion this year and 10 billion next year, excluding trust funds. It covers a House subcommittee approved bill to compel wage price guides and oversight by the President's advisers, with a target date for reports and actions by the President and labor or business groups.
Letters discuss dating for separated and widowed women with guidance from Parents Without Partners and the Never On Friday Club in Long Beach, plus a science answer explaining electron microscopes reveal atom tracks and not atoms themselves. A reader asks for Tommy's hamburger address in Los Angeles.
At 2575 Beverly Blvd Los Angeles Tommy Koufax owner of a two year old hamburger stand says his secret is serving what he likes himself. His Chassining wood hamburger has earned about 1 million dollars a year for the business they describe as giving customers what he personally enjoys.
The notice explains readers should send name address and phone for Action Line queries. It notes initials only in column and asks not to mail originals. Due to volume, not all can be acknowledged. Past items are consultable at Room 208 library 8am to 4 30pm weekdays.
A Sea World sea lion named Apollo in a coma after barbiturate anesthesia for dental work was connected to a human kidney machine at University Hospital. Doctors said the device may require longer operation for the large animal and monitored his heart rate blood pressure and temperature during the effort.
The Senate moved to soften limits on funding actions in support of Cambodia’s government led by Premier Lon Nol. A still pending amendment would bar spending on activities aiding Cambodian forces, with sponsors arguing Congress must authorize any extended intervention.
State investigators opened a probe into a 300000 freeway bridge collapse that crushed motorist Ray B. Dooley in San Bernardino County. Preliminary reports cite possible post and heat failures in the bridge supports as cement dried. Rescue teams spent over three hours removing Dooley from six feet of rubble.
A 16 year old Whittier cyclist died after a motorcycle crash on Scott Ave near Richvale Drive. The Long Beach man injured in an earlier crash died at Los Alamitos General Hospital. Frank Garcia, 48, of 1819 E 8th St, died from head and internal injuries suffered May 20 when his car struck a utility pole on Cerritos Ave in Los Alamitos. The driver Marion Fiondella, 20, of La Mirada, was not injured.
In Athens Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis dismissed reports of a rift with Aristotle Onassis over his attentions to Maria Callas. She shopped for Greek crafts, loaded into a blue limo, and denied ongoing feuds as she vacationed with companions and mentioned American spacemen and stars invited to Greece.
New York based report details Aristotle Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy's lavish expenditures. It cites a $25 million annual income, $5 million in jewelry, $2 million in taxes, $46 million in upkeep plus $64 million for servants and bodyguards. Christina 75k, Alexander 100k, Caroline and John 30k each.
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