How To Roast Pumpkin Seeds For Halloween Snacks
ACTION LINE answers a reader question on roasting pumpkin seeds. Leary Q. Can ACTION LINE explain a simple method and tips for crisp seeds. Pimoulas Gust & Co. LA recommends rinsing, drying, then roasting at 350 degrees, stirring often for about 10 minutes, with optional salt spray after baking. raw seeds sold at Wern's Nutrition Center for $1.45 per pound.
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Getting groceries stocked in a small town venture
Reader seeks guidance to stock a 2000 resident town store. Action Line offers a copy of Small Business Reporter from Bank of America plus SCORE counseling notes on groceries. SCORE will arrange a former grocer to answer questions under SBA auspices.
Breadbasket donations and Cosby contact details
Mail contributions for Operation Breadbasket to SCLC local headquarters 2400 S Western Ave Suite 182 Los Angeles California 90018. Mail for Bill Cosby should go to Warner Bros Seven Arts Studios 4908.
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Operation Breadbasket Aims to Boost Burbank Jobs
Warner Blvd and local banks coordinate to encourage employers in poverty areas to hire residents and advertise locally. The program also checks that minority workers receive fair advancement opportunities within participating companies to improve the area's economy.
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Wanted single hook-up milking machine found by dealer
Riverside Ace Sales and Surplus in Long Beach has rare single hook-up milking machines for sale. Kle Pinger reports he will happily sell you one of the largely unused machines from his stock after acquiring the used dairy equipment.
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Beret denies slaying in Vietnam case at Travis AFB
Col. Robert B. Rheault a former Green Beret commander testified at a news conference that he did not know the alleged Vietnamese double agent and denied any killing occurred. He and six of eight Green Berets returned to the United States after murder charges were dropped.
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Woman Jumps From Third Floor at Plaza Hotel Long Beach
A Long Beach woman identified as Dionne Wagner leaped from a third floor fire escape at the Plaza Hotel on Ocean Boulevard about 8 30 am. She was taken to St Marys Hospital in serious condition. Police found broken wine bottles and blood in her apartment. no suicide note was found.
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Negro woman survives skin graft but loses skin color
A feature on Page C-L details a Black woman who received a massive skin graft saving her life yet now has 40 percent white skin. The layout lists sections Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Jeane Dixon Obituaries and more across the paper.
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Model Cities Plan Cut $215 Million
The Nixon administration slashed 215 million from the model cities program a 42 percent cut to accelerate slum rehabilitation. The White House will allow 300 million instead of 515 million to move at least 60 projects from planning to program grants in the current fiscal year ending June 30. This first year of implementing the integrated anti poverty effort affects 184 communities in 45 states the District of Col umbia and Puerto Rico. Other HUD programs for housing subsidies and neighborhood facilities also face cuts though offsetting gains in other urban renewal aid temper the overall impact.
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Concorde Breaks Sound Barrier In First Supersonic Flight
Toulouse reports the French-British Concorde achieved Mach 1.05 to 1.08, flying nine minutes at supersonic speed, with commander Andre Tureat praising stability. Jean Pinet piloted, takeoff at 10:50 am from the home airport, ground radar confirmed sonic barrier crossing over Cahors. no sonic boom heard.
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Nixon Proposes 10 Percent Social Security Increase
President Nixon asks Congress for a 10 percent boost in social security payments for 25 million Americans with next April checks. The plan raises the tax base and expands automatic increases tied to the cost of living, lifting minimums and maximums for individuals and couples as well as expanding the trust fund duties.
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Nude yearbook photo shocks Rice seniors chosen as outstanding
Marilyn Penelope Johnson and Denis Rex Bahler, both 22, appear unclad in Rice University’s 1989 Campanile yearbook. Editors defend the images as capturing personality, while Dr. Frank Vandiver condemns the publishing act. Johnson, now a SUNY Buffalo grad student, declines further comment.
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Government Loss Mounts When Days Off Hit Workforce
In a time when missing work costs the state as much as the worker, officials stress the impact of absenteeism on public programs and productivity. Experts warn that each absence reduces tax revenue and increases service strains, urging employers to support attendance and employers to adopt flexible schedules.
General Accused of Hushing Probe of Army Rackets
Senate testimony linked Gen William A Cunningham II retired, Col Ferris Hardin, and Sgt Maj William Wooldridge to a slot machine skimming racket at Army service clubs in Germany. Jones said the ring diverted takeoffs of 5,000 to 7,000 dollars weekly. Cunningham, Hardin, Wooldridge held key posts in Augsburg era. A further investigator testified of a conspiracy and threats against officers.
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Tunney Plea for Return of Daughter
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney, 72, told reporters at New England Baptist Hospital he is baffled by his daughter Mrs. Joan Wilkinson’s disappearance in Europe. He pleaded for information and expressed hope she would be returned to normal life. Schmeling offered a 1250 dollar reward in Hamburg for tips leading to her discovery amid a European tour with her husband Carter.
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Stocks decline on broad market front
New York stocks slipped on a broad front in slow trading this afternoon as declines led by several blue chips extended the lead over advances to nearly 300 issues. Analysts say if the Dow hits and holds 800, a new wave of buying could follow due to ample cash in the market.
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Weather Tonight and Thursday Light Warmth and Haze
Tonight and Thursday area forecast calls for sunny skies with hazy conditions and continued warmth. Mountain regions Sammy reports highs around 705 at resorts while deserts Sammy notes upper valley highs and lower valley heat intensities.
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