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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1972
Page
7
A fragment notes easy vacancies to fill using fast acting classified ads with the phone number HE 2-5959 for submission. The line implies an advertising service offering swift placement and response.
AttyGen. Younger told reporters at a Los Angeles news conference that the Environmental Quality Act can be clarified without harming the economy. He denied widespread building loan cancellations and warned some may seek to create a crisis to prompt repeal. He urged a Sacramento bill to clarify the law and asked for a moratorium on report requirements. City Attorney Arnebergh also urged council action for legislative clarification.
The 70 year old brick and sandstone Temple Theater building toppled onto Fillmore Street during demolition in the Western Addition. No injuries were reported as trolley lines and light standards were damaged and traffic halted. The incident follows a plan for slum clearance in the area.
A San Rafael couple filed a 4.2 million lawsuit in San Francisco against William Penn Patrick alleging they were terrorized and beaten during a session of his Leadership Dynamics Institute, Inc. The suit cites injuries and seeks damages.
UPI reports a newsletter titled Skirting the Capitol rated California legislators on women’s issues, calling seven Republicans ghastlies. singled out Assemblyman Newton R. Russell of Tujunga as super ghastile. others named were Sens Clark L. Bradley San Jose Narmer Glendale Wr L Richardson Arenyda Assemblyman Robert Burke Huntington Beach Charles J Conrad Sherman Oaks Floyd L Wakefield South Gate.
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