Solon Contests Write In Vote Results In California
AP report from San Francisco notes primary write-in votes reshaped California legislature races. Senator Donald J. Grimsky of Watsonville won the Democratic nomination through a write-in, challenging party opposition and affecting November contests. Two Democratic incumbents faced stronger GOP opposition, while Republicans eyed potential upsets in districts without incumbents. Overall Democrats anticipated expanding their upper house majority despite some challengers.
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San Francisco
California
Donald J. Grimsky
Watsonville
Rowever
Stanley Arnold
Susanville
Robert D. Williams
Hanford
Poe
Agricultural Appointments Signal Marin Area Board Reappointments
SACRAMENTO AP Fred J Bianchi of Pt Reyes Station and William A Gnoss of Novato were reappointed as directors of the 4th District Agricultural Association which sponsors the Sonoma Marin district fair Gov Brown noted Bianchi a Republican has served 26 years Gnoss a Democrat is chairman of Marin County board of supervisors with 12 years on the board Two incumbents Edward M Gaffney and John Moreno faced renomination amid a Democratic push in the Assembly and Senate contests for a two thirds majority control
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Sacramento
Alfred J. Bianchi
Pt. Reyes Station
William A. Gnoss
Novato
Agricultural Association
Sonomia- Marin
Gov. Brown
Bianchi
Gaoss
Marine County Board of Supervisors
Eayueuy An Ie Ocuale
Edward M. Gaffney
San Francisco
Willie L. Brown
John Moreno
Jack Benton
Montebello
Pit River Bids Opened for Bridge Projects in California
SACRAMENTO AP The State Division of Highways reported low bids for two bridge projects. C. K. Moseman Construction Co of Fresno submitted the lowest bid of 950 482 to improve the Pit River Bridge on U S 99 north of Iedding in Shasta County. H Earl Parker Inc and Thoms Construction Co of Marysville offered 568 001 to build a new bridge and approaches at Bear River and U S 99 south of Wheatland in Placer and Yuba Counties.
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Sacramento
State Division of Highways
C. K. Moseman Construction Co
Fresno
U.S. 99
Iedding
Shasta County
H. Earl Parker,Inc
Thoms Construction Co
Marysville
Bear River
Wheatland
Placer
Yuba
Reporters Gain Pay Hike Across Californian Courts
Sacramento Gov Brow signed a bill boosting wages for court reporters in Contra Costa County, granting $520 raises. The law, authored by Assemblyman de Jerome R Waldie of Antioch, increases regular reporters to $10,600 annually and raises temporary reporters in Sonoma County up to $35 per day.
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Sacramento
Brow
Contra Costa County
Superior Court
de Jrome R. Waldie
Antioch
Sonoma i County
Too Many Phone Calls Too Many Phone Calls
In Sheldon Iowa Mrs L B Fogarty reports 37 telephone calls within a half hour on a Wednesday night including long distance calls from unknown callers. The telephone company traced trouble in the dial system while Fogarty said she received 160 more local calls before removing the receiver.
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Sheldon
Iowa
L. BD. Fogarty
Fogarty
Ais. Fogarty
Playtex Living Girdle Sale With Front and Back Panels
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