New Formula On State Flood Relief Backed By Assembly Subcommittee
A California flood relief formula advanced by an assembly subcommittee aims to share the cost of damage. It links state funds to county damage and local ability to pay, with adjustments for severity. Senate and assembly panels debated funding levels, gas-tax shifts, and a Rainy Day reserve as possible sources.
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California
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Heackel
League of California Cities
Squaw Valley
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Patrice D. Meee
Los Angeles
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Cacfornia
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Puye
Injured Beauty Wins $205,000 Damages in Speedboat Crash
Cait Boni Bucklar, an airline hostess who lost a leg in a 1958 speedboat crash near Lake Arrowhead, won a total $266,000 in damages from Geary Steffan and others after a Superior Court verdict. The case tied Bucklar to a settlement with hotelman Conrad Siltan and the Lake Arrowhead Boat Company, while Steffan, once married to actress Jane Powell, faced a substantial judgment for his role in the accident. Bucklar, 25, remained optimistic about her future despite medical testimony that she will need ongoing assistance.
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Jane Powell
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Los Angeles Turf Club
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Taylor Rejoins Home From Hospital After Collapse
Robert Taylor, a high school student at Ipostee, was discharged from Kaiser Foundation hospital in Deklaid and returned to his Washington Manor home. Tavier, business agent for Local 923 of the Chauffeurs’ Union, Oaklawn, says he should rest at home for a few days before returning to work.
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Ipostee
Kaiser Foundation
Deklaid
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Nis Washington Manor
Tavier
Jocal 923
Oaklawn
Wark
Yward Union
Mother Kills Son Then Hangs Herself in San Bruno
Mrs Helen Maher 27 a San Bruno housewife strangled her 1 ½ year old Kevin with a bathrobe card and hanged herself in the hallway of their home. Husband Daniel Maher a industrial engineer found both bodies. Neighbors said she had been withdrawn for months and she spoke of everything being too much in a final incoherent note.
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San Bruno
Helen Maher
Maher
Daniel Jr
Kevin
Alyns Forjdinner
All Western Pacts Signed
Western Air lines, strike-bound since ten days, reached contract agreements with all employees yesterday. Final settlement with 450 International Association of Machinists members included a retroactive nine-cent hourly raise to November 19, and a new retirement plan for pilots plus a four percent pay increase. Clerks and luggage handlers also settled, with flight operations to be restored gradually to full schedule by Easter Sunday.
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International Association of Mithinists
Air Ling Prets Association
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Strike sanction asked by four San Francisco unions
Four unions representing brewers drivers bottlers and checkers and shipping clerks asked the San Francisco Labor Council for a strike against breweries and beer distributors as part of a statewide move.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Labor Council
UC Professors Settle Back Pay After Loyalty Oath Case
Sixteen University of California professors fired for refusing the loyalty oath won back pay totaling $10,000 to $23,116 each for the six years of banishment. They were rehired in 1952 after the California Supreme Court invalidated the oath. The board of regents settled with the professors under terms to pay the lost salaries plus interest and maintain retirement benefits as if continued on faculty. The dispute followed a 1949 loyalty oath policy and a 1952 ruling allowing readmission with back pay.
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Uniyvacalty of California
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California Eupreme Court
Sacramento County
Board of Regents
University
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Lennard Olsecki
Edard C. Tolman- Tolan
Sprow
Margaret T Hodgen
Carold W. Lewis
Hans Lewy
Jacob Loewenders
Charles Moscntine
Sonny M. O'Gorman
Nevitt Sanford
Pauline Sperry
Harold Winkler
Periot
Board of Resents
Los Angeles
Lightfeet Teens Hold Frolic in Eden Township
A Valle Vista and Bidwel PTA social event hosted by Lightfeet Teens Club plus Dad's clubs featured a pot luck dinner at Valle Vista school. Attendees included numerous local couples and teens, with impersonations and songs, a Sadie Hawkins themed dance, and refreshments by club members. About 110 teens attended.
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Nassau Lane
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Legge
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Pend Gert Meyer
Adlene Crowley
Karen Owens
Bob Medina
Charleen Rathe
King
Dueen
Joyce Henry
Dave Hughes
Five Boys Pass Hunter Course at Castro Valley
Five boys under 17 completed the hammer safety course conducted by Richard Cutting at 1921 21 Center Street Castro Valley. Those passing are Larry Wilson Joe Spotts Trevor Semmens Bob Potter and Norris Smith. Completion permits issuance of husting licenses for youths 16 or under.
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Richard Cutting
Center Street
Larry Wilson
Joe Spotts
Trevor Semmens
Bob Potter
Norris Smith
Stanford Names Dean for Humanities at Stanford University
Stanford University announced yesterday that Rhinelander, former Harvard general education dean, is named dean of the School of Humanities and Sciences. The appointment was made by President Wallace Sterling and places Rhinelander at the helm of Stanford’s largest academic unit with 21 departments.
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Gino Prato Uses Quiz Fame For Cancer Drive Effort
Gino Prato a 55 year old Italian American who won $32,000 on TV national quiz shows visited Alameda County to rally volunteers for the American Cancer Society April 17 campaign. He toured on a West Coast rubber company trip aiding ACS branches while noting most winnings were eaten by taxes and travel.
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New York
Alameca County
East Bay
Gino Prato
Alameda County
American Cancer Society
Prato
Traly
Grant Wins Ad Award for W T Grant Chain Stores
The W. T. Grant company won the Gold Award for the best chain store advertising of 1935 by the National Retail Dry Goods Association. Richard J. Wood, merchandise manager for women's and children's wear, is vice chairman of NRDGA’s ready to wear branch. Founded in 1905, Grant Ltd operated nearly 600 stores in 42 states and opened a family shopping store in Hayward last November.
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W. T. Grant Company
New York
Richard J. Wood
W. Grant
Warden Says Rock Needed for New Prison Plan
Warden Paul J. Wadigan told reporters during a tour that the government plans to abandon Ajcatvaz prison, arguing a new type facility is needed for troublesome offenders. He noted relaxed restrictions have reduced uprising risk since 1948 when convicts and two guards died. Each cell uses radio earphones linked to a master receiver, and sports programs are popular.
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Ajcatvaz
Paul J. Wadigan
Ashland Student Council Installs New Officers
Ashland high school installs new officers for the student council led by Vice Principal Emanuel P. Bons. Officers include Melford Ankrum president Suey McLean vice president Susan Shediey secretary and Carolyn Sweitzer historian.
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Emanuel P. Bons
Melford Ankrum
Suey McLean
Susan Shediey
Carolyn Sweitzer
M's
Irene Beauregard
Minnie Borok
Ashland Safety
Carl Lundberg
Princinal
Emanuel P. Bona
Harry Stuard
Play Selected By Chanticleers in Castro Valley
The Chanticleers cast Penny Wise by Jean Ferguson Black for Castro Valley near production. Tryouts 7 40 pm Monday March 19 and Friday March 23 at the Castro Valley Community Center. Cast of three men and four women. Director John Cotter. Rehearsals start April. Need for a set designer. call Leila Phailooinhy after 8 pm at EL 1466.
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Chanticleers
Penny Wise
Jean Ferguson Black
John Cotter
Leila Phailooinhy
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