Dear Santa Letters From a Deer Aid Quest
A quirky exchange unfolds as Crookshank and Mr Shnoo read a letter from Santa Land requesting eight new reindeer. Mr Shnoo vows to help by teaching the animals to travel, while the deer stand poised with majestic antlers, signaling a whimsical rescue plan unfolding near Christmas.
Unit Upholds Marriages Divorce Law in Assembly
The Assembly Judiciary Committee upheld the two marriage ceremonies and a one year wait for divorce in California. It recommended keeping the current law enacted in 1959 prohibiting judges from accepting payment for marriages and opposing county officials conducting services. The panel noted the one year interlocutory period remains essential to encourage serious consideration of marital issues.
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State May Again Need To Borrow
SACRAMENTO AP state may have to borrow funds again this year due to seasonal tax shortfalls. Controller Cranston cited possible need up to 110 million from earmarked funds such as Architecture Revolving Fund Water Fund or Special Deposit Fund. Repayment expected from rising receipts next year. Last year borrowing tapped special funds in October reaching a hundred million. in 1950 60 a record figure was borrowed.
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Lockheed Deadlock Looms Over Union Shop Vote
Los Angeles AP reports talks to end the Lockheed strike may resume this weekend over the protracted deadlock on the union shop issue. A federal court order bars picketing until Dec 13 as hearings loom on a cooling-off period under Taft Hartley. Negotiators from Lockheed Aircraft Corp and IAM signal willingness to bargain, while union leaders push for a union shop vote and a broader settlement.
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Drug Control Limits Urged by California Panel
Sacramento AP The Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee urged tighter controls on dangerous drugs but warned against overreach that could boost black market traffic for homemade drugs. They noted that unlike narcotics, dangerous drugs can be made from common materials, and discussed federal versus intrastate reach and doctors’ prescribing powers.
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