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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1971

Page

4

California college name change bill faces uncertain fate

A heated bill allowing some California state colleges to rename as state universities awaits Reagan’s decision. The Assembly passed it 42-22, directing trustees to set criteria and confer the title. Opponents warn of mission shifts and funding for research, while supporters say no change in functions. Barnes pushed the measure through.

California Ronald Reagan San Jose State University Long Beach State University University of California E. Richard Barnes San Diego State College Coordinating Council For Higher Education State University Assembly Bob Moretti al Dows Newton Russell Rtujunga Coordinating Council Leo Ryan D-Burtigame John Vasconcellos D-San Jose Barnes Africa

Coast Guard pair among three killed in California crashes

Two Coast Guard sailors Kenneth Don Fuller 19 and Bobby J. Thomas 20 died when their Volkswagen van crashed into a railroad curb at Long Beach Pier end. Fire crews freed them after responders arrived. the incident occurred before 2 am in a 15 mph zone. A second fatal crash in Bellflower killed 38 year old Robert Lea Wolfe.

Coast Fuller Robert Lea Wolfe W. la Cerna Ave Rea Compton Boulevard Bayou Avenue Bellflower Robert L. Anson Compton Blvd Kaiser

L A County sues Navy over pollution actions

Los Angeles County will pursue legal action against the U S Navy for alleged air pollution violations following inspections of 2750 plants by the Air Pollution Control District. The Navy faces a prior sandblasting citation and possible injunctive relief under the Clean Air Act.

Los Angeles County U.S. Navy Robrt J. Chass Chass Navy Air Pollution Control District Naval Shipyard Terminal Island Long Beach ACPD Southern Pacific Railroad San Fernando Sunday Thagard Co South Gate Associated Charter Bus Co Los Angeles Hach

Smog Crisis Triggers Emergency Action On 23 Plants

A high pollution reading prompted the first use of Clean Air Act emergency powers. U S steel, U S pipe, Connors Steel among 23 plants ordered to cut output. EPA says order applies to all, regardless of compliance. Hearing set for November ig. Health officials report several facilities resisted production cuts amid dangerous smog levels.

Pointer U.S. Justice Department Environmental Protection Agency William D. Ruckelhaus Health Department EPA U.S. Steel U.S. Pipe Connors Steel Stockholm Valves and Fittings American Cast Iron Pipe Co George E. Hardy Jefferson County Health Department

Three held in 30 L B robberies

Three suspects: Anthony Ray Stella Gonsales and Carlos Lopez Ruiz, all from 92 Washington Place in Long Beach, were arrested after a month long probe into a string of robberies. They allegedly robbed bars beauty salons motels and other businesses with customers and owners each robbed at gunpoint. The latest theft at a Broadway beer bar yielded $509. Loaded pistols were found in the apartment. The case ties to 30 Long Beach robberies across two months.

Long Beach Anthony Ray Stella Gonsales Carlos Lopez Ruiz Washington Place Tobbery E. Broadway

La Costa Resort Aims High With Spa Golf and Oceanfront Wealth

An ACTION LINE item describes La Costa resort in Carlsbad as a 7000 acre jet set enclave off the San Diego Freeway offering a spa diet plans and mineral baths as low as 840 dollars per couple weekly. It boasts a golf course three pools 13 tennis courts a private beach and a medical clinic drawing famous guests daily. A reader from Buena Park reports a sister in a Paramount rest home and seeks help locating her. The tip notes a 77-year-old woman in Paramount and contact with her son and Missouri relatives.

la Costa Paramount Missouri L.B Buena Park Action Line

Chinchilla investment woes prompt sale tips and cautions

A family faces losses after investing in five chinchillas to breed for profit. With 47 animals and poor demand, advisors warn many chinchillas struggle to sell, prices are depressed, and promoters exaggerate pelts value. Experts urge careful budgeting and cautious buying.

Action Line Paramount Action Harold Gentry G and H BKB

Nixon to discuss wage freeze with labor leaders

Nixon plans talks with key labor leaders on wage price controls as the AFL CIO considers legal and legislative action. Sources say the federation will push for court fights, lobbying, strikes, and boycotts to secure wage increases despite the ongoing 90 day wage price freeze.

Nixon Labor Congress Afl-Cio

Senate Rejects Plan to Halt Vietnam War Funds

The Senate Appropriations Committee rejected 14 to 10 a measure to withhold Indochina war funds except for evacuating U.S. forces. Senator Clifford P. Case sided with the plan, while President Nixon’s stance prompted House and Senate debates on war funding and policy enforcement. Senators Church and Cooper pledged to push amendments to restrict funds further, citing congressional control over the purse.

Washington Senate Appropriations Committee U.S Clifford P. Case R-N Congress Nixon House Frank Church D Ldaho Church John Sherman Cooper Rey

Dormitory Evacuated After Dorm Fire on Fourth Floor

A dormitory blaze prompted immediate evacuation on the first through fifth floors of Walker Tower. A resident described alerting friends and exiting via stairs as smoke filled the elevator and corridors. One student fainted. initial damage covered a heavily affected fourth and fifth floor with smoke and water, while most residents returned by 6 am with fourth floor still unsettled.

Walker Tower

Bond set at 126000 for man in fatal car crash

James Anderson, 20, pleaded innocent to seven counts of vehicular homicide after a downtown Youngstown crash that killed seven and injured eight during a noon hour crowd. He faced charges of driving without a license and attempting to escape custody while in a hospital.

Youngstown, Ohio UPI James Anderson Anderson

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