State Wins Largest Slice of 112 Million Poverty Grants
California collects the biggest share of 112 million in poverty grants for 1986 from the Economic Opportunity program. Federal funds support migrant workers, planning and administration, program development, Head Start, and Youth Corps efforts. The total includes 22.1 million for operation and 93 Neighborhood Youth Corps programs aiding about 42,197 people.
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California
Lion
WSIS
New York
Jareas
Mil ‘Inn
Kidnapping Plot Tangles Around Beverly Hills Case
In Los Angeles a former high school football star George Skalla Jr revealed a bizarre kidnap scheme targeting multimillionaire Leonard Firestone. He allegedly recruited William Calvin Bailey and other accomplices, but police stakeouts ended in gunfire and deaths. Skalla claimed pressure from a crime ring and years of rejection fueled his plans.
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Los Angeles
Leonard IK
Firestone
George Skalla Jr
Buck
Skalla
Willian Calvin Bailey
Tirestone
Beverly Hills
Beto
New Nigeria Regime Gets Ghana Nod
Ghana swiftly recognized the provisional government of Maj. Gen. Aguiyi Transi, while Britain held back awaiting developments. Nkrumah announced full recognition as Balewa and Azikiwe were suspended, Balewa reportedly held hostage with police and military factions vying for control.
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Ghana
Inigeria
Britain
Kwame Nkrumah
Aguiy Transi
Transi
Abubakar Talaiva Balewa
Nigeria
Calabaro
Balewa
Transi I
Azikiwe — Nnamdi
Vestus Okatie Ebon
New Decision Asked On L A Gas Pipeline
Washington reports the Federal Power Commission considers Gulf Pacific Pipeline’s 344 million dollar plan to move 865 million cubic feet daily of gas to Southern California Edison and LA Power and Water. Competing Transwestern and El Paso push cheaper expansion options with higher deliveries to the Pacific Lighting system.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Poema
Hwa
Los Angeles
Southern California
Alvin A. Kurtz
Commission
Gulf. Pacific Pipeline, Co
Southern California Edison Co
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
William T. Harkeway
James N. Horwood
Gulf Pacific
California
FPC
Transwestern
el. Pasos
el Paso
Pacific Lighting
Paso
Pacific Lighting forecast and smog outlook in Southern California
Forecasts report Pacific Lighting met public utility obligations and highlights the regulated system by the California Public Utility Commission. Mostly sunny today with some cloudiness and slight temperature change in Southern California. Smog forecast predicts no smog in the Los Angeles Basin today.
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Pacific Lighting
Pacific Lighting’ System
The
California Public Utility ‘Commission
Southland
lAi
L.A
South State Forecasts From Point Conception To Mexican Border
Coastal warnings issued for Point Conception to Ocean Side with northeasterly winds 15 to 20 knots, easing tonight. Mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. little temperature change. Extreme southern Nevada mostly sunny Tuesday and Wednesday with some cloudiness. Highs 58 to 68, lows down to 20s to 30s in deserts. Santa Barbara area mainly sunny with pockets of clouds.
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Ocean
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Moses
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Brexor's
Pi Santa Barbara
Vicinity
Zulle
Wich Turse
Niight
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San Fernando Valley
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Bernardino Valley
Martin Sufing
Imperial Coachella
Claudy
AORTH
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Porlion
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Mass
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Salinas
Centrae
Colingles
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Calif
Yall
Northery
Southland
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Pasadena
Burbank Alrot
Spndberg Filver City
San Bernartino
Ett Nolan
Brame Oh
St Gaertan
Lake Acrownd
Santa Ana
Bamorch
Boise
North Finite
Poniond' Mead
Chovtestnigio Bortlend
Vvltaioe
Ite Rrs
Cleveland
Antonio Duluth
Jon Diews
Fatae
Three Top Housing Posts Filled By President Johnson
President Johnson announced three top appointments to the new Department of Housing and Urban Development. Charles Haar of Harvard Law School was named assistant secretary for metropolitan planning, Philip Brownstein of the FHA named assistant secretary for housing management, and William Ross, a Budget Bureau expert, named head of program planning and administration. The president spoke in the White House Fish Room as reporters gathered nearby.
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Washington
Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Charles My Haar
Harvard” University
Haar
Philp. MN. Brownstein
Federal Housing Administration
Mencia
William Ross
Hig Oval Office
Lin the
Valleyites named for academies
Sixteen youths in the Valley, including two Dougherty brothers, were nominated by Rep H Allen Smith to attend U S service academies with a preference for the Air Force. Other nominees include Arthur Marshall Jy and Terry Morford to the Military Academy, plus several naval and Air Force hopefuls from Glendale Altadena Pasadena and Burbank.
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H. Allen Smith
R-Gleniale
U. S
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Michael Doucherty
John E. Dougherty
Ramsdell Ava. la Crescenta
Air Force
Naval Academies
Miliary Academy
Arthur R. Marshall Jy
Glendale
Terry
Alan Morford
E. Mendocing St
Altadena
Naval. Academy
Stephen V. Hadley Jr
Elizabeth St
Pasadena
Thomas E. C. Johnston
Gould Ave
Canada
Robert B. Pueschel
Stanley FB
Smith
Las Flores Drive
Jack
Lowell Wilson
Santa Rosa ‘Ave
Donnin M
Patricki
Air Force Academy
Timothy K. Henstein
HOTE_ Mountain St
Lawrence E. Phelan
Edward J. Sandersui
Burbank
Wiliam M. Steler
Craig BR
Thompson
Wade E. Abbott
Allem Ave
Independent Pasadena Daily Action Notice
Pasadena based Independent morning daily action publication offers home delivery daily and Sunday at 235 per month by mail Sunday fonty 1.0 per month in advance daily and Soniavs 2.46 in advance single copies daily 10e Sunday ac.secoma Glogs postage paid at Pasadena California. Court order allows publication Offices 625 East Colorado Blvd Pasadena CA 91102. Telephones Pasadena area former contacts listed.
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California
East
Colorado
Biya
Pasaeen
Uormerly
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Cormerly
Ormeny
Murray
Jewish Temple Sisters Plan Torah Fund Drive
Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center Sisterhood plans a Torah Fund drive led by co chairs Bernice Culler and Marian Vega and others. Supreme Court will hear an appeal on a case involving Northwest Pipe and El Paso rate disputes, with Bennett and others representing California.
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Rae Goodstein
San Francisco
Pasadena
Jewish Temple and Center
U.S. Supreme Court
N. Altadena
Pasademt
Mies
Hyman
Marian) Vega
Jerome
Mar
Federal District Court
Lila Ant Ty Eeetors
Line Co
el Paso
Bernice
Culler
Fewvish Theological Seminary
Oral Gay Co
America
West Coast
Unil
Tain
Sisterhood
Bennett
Eugene Fingerhut
Supreme Court
Hi President
Decisi
U.S
Willis de Sophia Berger
Continental Ter
Salte Lake City
I Lake Lanve
Les Bennett
de Angeles
Mathilda Barsha
Miss “Berger
Civic Paso
Light Opera
Lawrencel
Ritter
Melchior
Uma Sumac
North
West
David
Ruth
M. Bennett
California
Steals
Markus Peals
Valley Lawmaker Urges Grain Production Stepup
Rep. George Brown of Monterey Park urged expanding grain output and food aid abroad. His bill would enlarge the Agency for International Development and coordinate overseas distribution, aiming to raise acreages and align with technical assistance programs amid world shortages and hunger.
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Washington
United States
George Brown
Brown
Monterey Park
Regisla l
Tiga
International Develon
Ppment
Trcchnical
Weather improves odor sensing after rain
The article explains how moist air strengthens our sense of smell by releasing and carrying scents from earth and organic matter. In dry air odors from grass, leaves, manure, garbage, and roses are less detectable, while wet air enhances fragrant notes like oranges or pelumnia.
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Meliens Familias
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