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Argus in Fremont, California

20 May 1977

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Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1977

Page

4

Senate OKs Laetrile legalization in California

California Senate votes to legalize manufacturing selling and dispensing Laetrile with bans on medical claims. Gov Brown backed in concept while critics and the American Cancer Society predict a fight, calling Laetrile a growing danger and urging continued caution.

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Sacramento Senate California American Cancer Society William Campbell Tracienda Heights Edmund G. Brown Jr Assembly Corr Campbell Walter Stier Bakersfield Stiern George Deukmejian Long Beach Nate Holden Los Angeles Raymond Weisberg San Francisco National Association
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California Senate OKs privacy bill to inspect government files

The California Senate approved a bill by Sen. David Roberts 31 to 0 to give residents the right to inspect government records and correct information. The measure, vetoed last year by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. over cost concerns, would exclude law enforcement and local government records and remove certain notification provisions.

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Sacramento UPI Binetto Robert Afto
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Ford’s Washington mess grips Ford’s Palm Springs visit

Former President Gerald Ford courted GOP unity and warned of a split party as he spoke at a Washington event and visited Palm Springs. He avoided direct quarreling with Carter while signaling possible future criticism of Democrats, and urged broadening the party base amid internal tensions. Patricia Hearst, free on bail, vacationed in Palm Springs with family amid guards due to Symbionese Liberation Army ties.

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GOP Ford Party of Common Sense Carter Dep Baal Washington Hearst Palm Springs UPS Patricia Ifearat Rosalie Thearst George Hearst Sr Miss Hearst San Francisco Randolph Hearst Los Angeles
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