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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1970
Page
2
Officials weighed a potential rail strike as deadlines approached. White House aides discussed invoking temporary presidential powers to resolve transportation industry disputes. Nixon sought congressional authority while Senate opposition grew, tied to looming November election dynamics.
UAW plans a GM strike at midnight with 344000 hourly workers idle in US and Canada while 27 plants exempt. GM runs 118 plants in 18 states and 69 cities. 39000 suppliers face effect. 10 percent of US steel use. defense space and other products noted. long list of finances and taxes cited as context for the action and its consequences on schools and neighborhoods. A Sacramento court suit is planned against a new busing law set to take effect November 21.
A deadly blaze at a Los Angeles hotel, once a city elite gathering spot, trapped residents on upper floors. Firefighters used ladders and hooks to rescue occupants as flames reached the roof. one survivor described near total destruction and missed exits.
Akron BBB notes International Services pressures delays while promising overseas employment. Charles Montgomery alleges the firm preps resumes and connects clients to overseas opportunities, charging a fee and offering counseling but not guaranteeing work or salaries. About 70 percent reportedly secure positions, with contact at 915 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles.
Long Beach offers several waste oil collection services that will visit homes to remove used motor oil for a small fee. Companies include Rutherford Oil Co Waste Of Service on Orange Avenue and Mameda Drainage Office Co on Curry Street, with contact numbers for scheduling pickups.
A reader recounts a request from a Wana who wished to rent a Rolls Royce for her parents golden anniversary. The family was delighted by the proposed celebration and the editor notes the gesture as generous.
East Los Angeles merchant Salazar inquest resumes as witnesses recount warnings before tear gas fired at Silver Dollar Cafe. Louis Nevada, part owner of a Whittier Boulevard record shop, cites concern for eight relatives, saying he won’t testify. Sheriff’s Deputy Cannon presents a taped statement supporting warnings. Burns testifies similarly. Observer attendance drops at the hearing.
A Greyhound bus and a car collided 25 miles east of Zugene Oregon injuring 38 people. A westbound car swerved into the east bound lane into the bus. One person aboard the bus was listed in critical condition.
Fragment of a 16 September 1578 classified page listing carrier delivery and fee details with scattered entries. Includes monetary amounts and incomplete names, offering a glimpse of an early modern newspaper classifieds layout.
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