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...south as Marina Del Rey. In Redondo Beach, harbor officials scuttled the Lady Alexandra, a 225-ft. ship converted into a restaurant and disco. Storm-whipped waves had turned the ship on its side, and officials feared the vessel might break its mooring cables and block the channel...
...yourself trend in carpentry, plumbing, electrical work and auto repair is winning ever more converts. People seem increasingly willing to channel the refuse of daily existence-cans, bottles, newspapers-into recycling systems. Some restaurants report more calls for doggie bags for taking home leftovers. A few garbage collectors complain about a decrease in good recyclable items in the trash. Observers report an increase in the number of otherwise genteel people scouting curbside junk heaps for usable stuff such as carpets and furniture. Many people, it is said, are even learning to turn out lights when they...
...soft-spoken South House resident, he's "looking forward to taking two." He notes that the team is 6-2 at the IAB, and he believes that the fourth place Bruins (Friday night, 8 p.m. on WHRB, and Channel 25) and third place Elis (Saturday night at 8 p.m. on WHRB) stand ripe for upsets...
...draft was traditionally a way to channel people," Judge said. "It put them in an uncomfortably warm room with a set of preselected doors; except during the sixties, people started punching out the windows...
Among the crowd of voluble candidates in both parties, few have forthrightly announced their plans to solve the greatest problem facing the country--how to cut oil imports. One way or another, the Cold War marches must be reorchestrated to channel American emotions toward conservation. Reduced dependence on foreign oil could become the centerpiece of an anti-inflation policy more humane and effective than the Federal Reserve's current shock tactics...