Newark appoints Leanesio to fire captain post
Dennis Leanesio, 32, of 5750 Ravenwood Ave Newark, will become fire captain at Station One on April 1 at a salary of 1070 a month, replacing Capt Monte Swarts who left for Fremont as 4 battalion chief. Leanesio has served with Newark Fire Department since 1965 and has acted as captain for six years.
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Monte Swarts
F. P. Spalding
Fremont
Swarts
Leanesix
Ravenwood Ave
Dean Holzgrate
Spakiing
Leonesio
Leones Lo
Berkeley
Chabal College
UCLA forecasters predict 1972 U S economic boom ahead
UCLA Graduate School economists foresee a strong 1972 with a record 1.1474 trillion dollar gross national product, rising corporate profits, and lower unemployment. Jobholders may grow by two million, inflation easing, and the Dow hover near 1000 while interest rates stay mixed. California’s economy should track national gains.
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Los Angeles
UCLMA
Ucla Graduate School of Management
UCLA
United States
California
Hye
Treasury
New Dumbarton Bridge bill seeks faster reconstruction
State Sen John Holmdahl D Oaklord introduces SB 1014 to authorize and expedite Dumbarton Bridge work and lift preconstruction conditions by the State Tall Bridge Authority. The bill raises the bridge construction bond interest ceiling to seven percent and follows a parallel measure by Assemblyman Carlos Ree.
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Dumbarton Bridge
State Senate
John Holmdahl
D-Oaklord
Holmdahl
Richard Diament
Carlos Ree
D-Hayward
Leo T. McCarthy
San Francisco
Bay Areas
Over 4000 Bills Introduced in California Legislature
In Sacramento UPI reports over 4000 new bills and many resolutions were introduced by Thursday’s deadline, bringing the year’s total just above 4000. Clocks were stopped to allow senators and Assembly members to record the filings, with 42 bills and constitutional amendments introduced that day.
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Sacramento
UPI
Oress
Senate
Assembly
Brown threatens suit over ITT probe order
Sacramento Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr says he will sue ITT unless a federal grand jury is convened to investigate Sheraton Corp.’s 100000 pledge to the Republican National Convention. He accuses Justice officials of blocking the San Diego U.S. attorney and of failing to enforce election laws against a major government contractor. Brown notes the Corrupt Practices Act and vows action if the federal government does not act.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
ITT
U.S
Richard G. Rleindienst
Brown
San Diego
Sheratan Corp
Sheraton
Justicement
TTT
Itzeaid
Democratic
U.S. Justice Department
Grand
JTT
Justice Department
Republican National Committee
Harry D. Stewar
Washington, D.C
Department of Justice
Steward
Secretary of State
California
Fia
Geasoha
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