Reagan shifts funds to pay OEO staff in 196?
Gov. Reagan moves 100000 from his office fund to the Office of Economic Opportunity. The transfer funds Director Lewis K Uhler and 30 staffers through September when federal matching money is expected. Legislature had cut OEO spending to a token 100 amid Democratic opposition.
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Lewis K. Uhler
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Beck
California to borrow 150 million to cover daily bills
California plans to borrow 151 million this month to steady finances through summer and fall as tax revenue dips. State Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest announced bids open Aug for 250 million in California Notes, the first tax anticipation notes under new legislation. Loan to be repaid by Nov 18 when tax receipts return, with authority to borrow up to 500 million this year and repay by next March.
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Thesday
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Senate bill expands grand jurors to age 18 in California
The Senate approved a bill 21 to 13 to let 18 year olds sit on grand juries. It would randomize juror selection from county resident rosters and voter rolls when needed, with names from directories and lists. Sponsor Sen. Zenovich argued more minority representation. critics cited fear of discrimination.
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Senate
Assembly
Superior Court
George Zenovich
Fresno
Wiliam Coombs
R-Rialto
Behr bill on highway ads fails in Senate vote
In Sacramento the Senate rejected SB 1259 by Sen. Peter Behr 22 to 10. The proposal would allow state funds to match federal money to compensate billboard owners for removals under the federal outdoor advertising act, with state costs estimated at 250000 for the rest of the year and about four million overall. Senator Ralph Bills called the measure a raid on highway construction funds.
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Sacramento
Peter Behr
Aise
Sinale
Tiburon Republican
Rehr
Ralph Bills
D-Gardena
California Schools Eye Fluoride Program Approval
In Sacramento AP report, proposed mandatory fluoride treatments in California elementary and high schools won initial approval in both Senate and Assembly stages. The plan would require implementation by September 1972 unless a parent opts out for their child. Howard Way reports from Sacramento.
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Darklands
Drivers Detained Without ID Under Assembly Bill
SACRAMENTO AP. A bill approved by the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee would allow police to detain a driver for up to an hour if no identification is produced after a citation for a moving violation. Assemblyman Newton Russell says the measure helps verify identity and check warrants. Los Angeles police say the bill is needed to ensure correct names on citations and to reach warrants that fail when a false name is given.
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Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Los Angela
Bil
Oversight Threatens California Welfare Pact Talks
Sacramento officials warn a $25 million oversight issue could derail the welfare compact backed by Governor Reagan and Assembly Speaker Moretti. Lawmakers seek a simplified standards formula to replace the current system, aiming to save over $125 million annually in state and local taxes.
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Assembly
Bob Moretti
Jace-Srade
California
California to require 5 mph front impact cars from 1974 models
Assembly passed a bill mandating 1974 and later model cars be built to withstand a five mile per hour front impact. Sen. John Harmer authored the measure aimed at lowering motorists insurance and repair costs. The bill now moves to the Senate for concurrence before heading to Governor Reagan for signature.
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Sacramento
California
Assembly
John Harmer
Glendale
House
Gov
Reagan
Sacramento sex education bill defeated in Assembly
The Assembly rejected a proposal to extend restric tions on sex education teachers in public schools. Author Sen Albert Roadda Sacramento says he will try again. Current law requires parents be notified and allows opt out. the bill would suspend or revoke a teacher's credential only after repeated violations.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Albert Roadda
Legislature Highlights Amid Cash Transfers and Highway Bills
Sacramento lawmakers debated a $819,600 transfer to fund office operations, while highway bills explored city and county authority to use funds for road projects. Major vehicle code changes were not enacted, and several bills addressed animal control, grand jury rules, school funding, and public safety measures pending further review.
Small planters hurt by rail strike and losses
California growers faced major losses as the rail walkout disrupted shipments of perishable crops. An estimated 3 million dollars in sales vanished, with half of the 20 million dollar melon crop at risk in the San Joaquin Valley. Some relief appeared as rail service moved Tuesday, but many cantaloupes were ruined or dumped. Small growers fear further closures, while railroads warned of rate increases and continued car shortages into the week. Union Pacific reported about 34 million dollars in lost revenue amid the strike.
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Lee Hubbard
Council of California Growers
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San Joaquin Valley
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Southen Pacific
Santa Fe
Montana
Progress in West Coast longshore talks grows
SAN PRANCISCO AP Progress toward a settlement in the month long West Coast longshore strike began as four ports Seattle Portland Los Angeles and San Francisco showed bargaining progress. Edwin W Scat regional director of the mediation service said a meeting of three Western governors was postponed because talks on work rules and jurisdiction were progressing. The Pacific Maritime Association urged theILWU to resume negotiations while governors were to meet today but Curtis Caunt director of the mediation service postponed the meeting indefinitely.
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Federal Mediation and Conuibution Service
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San Francisco
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Washington
Oregon
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Mediation Service
Washington, D.C
Bombing Attempt Targets Travel Agency in New York
A youth threw a smoke bomb into the 12th floor offices of Rus sian Adventure Tours on Fifth Avenue, triggering smoke but causing negligible damage and no injuries. Agency president Wallace Lawrence said the attacker fled and offered no group affiliation. He stated the firm has no government ties despite its name.
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Russian Adventure Tours, Inc
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Russia
Shooting at Union City distillery deemed accidental
Union City police report a Sunday night shooting at Ameri can Distillers on Whipple Road was accidental. Charles Bennett 42 owner of Bennett's Janitorial Service based at Gramarcy Avenue is in serious condition with chest wound and possible paralysis at St Rose Hospital Hayward. Merrill 28 a security guard and Bennett’s old friend fired the shot during a visit to the distillery.
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Whipple Road
Charles Bennett
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St. Rose Hospital
Hayward
Michael Merrill
Merrill
Htalston Court
Strick Bennell
Pollo
SF Airport plans for BART in $200 million remodel
San Francisco Airport Commission approves changes to its $200 million renovation to accommodate a 700 foot BART station under the airport parking garage. Authorities say extending BART to Daly City could cost $190 to $250 million, with no commitments from BART or San Mateo County. Airport Director James K. Carr urges immediate authorization to avoid future transit service disruptions in the terminal area.
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Vasuy
Carria Thomas Bekken
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BART
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Iirport
Bayh backs brief inflation cure with potential rules
San Francisco AP Sen. Bayh, amid presidential bid talk, says if elected he would give businesses and workers 0 days to prove voluntary anti inflation controls. If not, he would push for mandatory wage and price controls. He also cites a $250 million Lockheed loan guarantee as a dangerous precedent and calls for shifting priorities to mass transportation, pollution control, public housing, and health services.
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Standard Oil faces charges over San Francisco Bay spill
In Contra Costa County Superior Court, Standard Oil Co of California was charged Tuesday with oil pollution violations after 2 to 35 barrels leaked from the Nevada Standard off Richmond July 28. The spill, tied to a previous oil pollution conviction, could bring a $1,000 fine if found guilty. The ship lacked a protective barrier device at filling, per Misty William O Malley.
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Richmond
Standard
Nevada Standard
Mars Close Approach Prompt Jet Observation From Hawaii
NASA will launch the Galileo jet from Hawaii for infrared readings as Mars nears its closest approach in years. Ames Research Center expects new data on Mars atmosphere temperature and possible surface water, with observers across the United States able to spot the planet above the eastern horizon near dawn.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Ames Research Center
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