Yorty bid condemned by Democratic leaders
California Democrats condemned Mayor Sam Yorty as a challenger to Governor Reagan. Reagan dismissed the move as having no effect on his campaign while Yorty’s entry reshapes the Democratic primary against Assemblyman Jess Unruh. Supporters and opponents weigh timing, party loyalty, and potential general election impact.
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Northen
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Yorly
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Maver
Unruh
Op Yarly
Edmund G. Brown
California Democratic Council
Yorty
G. W
Joe) Holsinger
Democratic State Central Committee
Murphy accused of conflict over Technicolor pay
The Los Angeles Times editorialized that Senator George Murphy of California forfeits the privilege to represent Californians after revelations he earned 20 560 dollars yearly plus 31 208 as a Technicolor consultant. It cites his contract terms and a statement by Senator John C Stennis while urging clear separation from federal dealings.
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UPI
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R-Calif
California
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Technicolor Inc
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Times
Technicolor
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June Allyson finalizes split with Glenn Maxwell
Santa Ana reports actress June Allyson and Glenn Maxwell settled their divorce after a stormy marriage. Allyson to assume most of their $3,000 debt. The couple, first married Oct. 12, 1983 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, wed again in Las Vegas a year later. No children. Maxwell absent from a five minute court session. Police were called to their Newport Beach home during past disputes.
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Calif
Allyson
Superior Court
Byron K. McMillan
Maxwell
Deadlock breaks as GOP disclosure bill nears accord
SACRAMENTO UPI Assembly Democrats and Republican Speaker Robert Monagan move toward a financial disclosure bill for public officials. The dispute centered on thresholds for reporting investments with Unruh favoring $10,000 and Monagan proposing $5,000 with higher detail. A compromise to disclose investments over $5,000 and further amounts above $50,000 was floated, while Democrats push to bar state employees from bidding on state property sales.
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Uncuh
GOP
Reagan Forest Planting Clashes With Old Redwood Quote
Governor Reagan planted a redwood seedling at the College of the Redwoods while denying a widely quoted remark that if you have seen one redwood tree you have seen them all. An anecdote about his glasses and a St. Patrick’s Day cue followed his campaign stop.
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UPI
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Eugene Portugal
College of the Redwoods
Reagan
California
Ignors
Ricardo Romo
Peace and Freedom Party
KRON license renewal faces FCC hearing in San Francisco
FCC hearing officer Chester Naumacher Jr refused to bar cameras from the renewal proceeding, calling them not visually disruptive though a pooled amplifier for sound was ordered off when KRON objected. About 60 spectators and 20 reporters attended the opening session as KRON faces two months of testimony and some 200 witnesses.
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UPI
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KRON
Federal Communications Commission
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Robert Teald
Washington, D.C
FCC
Chronicle
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North Vietnam Downs Unmanned Recon Plane
North Vietnamese air defense shot down a U S unmanned reconnaissance plane north of the DMZ in Nghe An Province, Radio Hanoi reported on Tuesday.
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Tokyo
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Demilitarized Zone
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Nghe An
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Hanoi
Reagan heckled by students as he campaigns in Eureka
Gov Ronald Reagan faced boos and taunts from about 1 000 college students at the College of the Redwoods gathering in Eureka as he defended his generation and refused to apologize. He vowed not to be driven into hiding by militants and said he will not address large campus crowds again. He also planned to meet voters in Redding and insisted on dialogue with the people.
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Senate Democratic Caucus
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Nearo
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New York
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Lke
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Eureka
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Psychiatric exam sought for Manson in Tate case
Charles Manson may undergo a court ordered psychiatric evaluation after his attorney cited bizarre courtroom conduct and erratic behavior. Attorney Hellopeter said the motion aims to determine sanity, delay the trial, and seek severance from co defendants including Susan Atkins who testified to a grand jury.
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UPI
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Sharon Tate
Charles Hellopeter
Manson
Hollepeter
Susan Denise Atkins
Bank of America Denies War Profits and Vietnam Links
Bank of America executives told stockholders at the annual meeting that the bank does not profit from or support the Vietnam War. A shareholder sought a discussion on Vietnam. the attempt failed. Chairman Lundborg read a lengthy statement defending the bank’s role, noting a Santa Barbara branch was burned during protests and that loans to high government officials were denied.
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University of California
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