Assembly and Burton push postwar defense conversion plan
In Sacramento the Assembly approved a Democratic opposition plan urging federal law requiring defense contractors earning 50 percent or more of income from defense or space to develop conversion plans. The plan, backed by Assemblyman John L. Burton, calls for job retraining and the use of space and defense resources to address domestic needs, likened to a Defense Employees Bill of Rights akin to the GI Bill.
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Assembly OKs plan to hire teens for summer work
The California Assembly backed a publican proposal to create a California Youth Conservation Corps for summers 1972 and 1973. About 150 youths aged 15 to 18 would be paid and earn classroom credit while working on environmental projects.
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Legislature in Review of Ores AY 3 Pearly Becomes Law
The review covers proposed measures from SB 187 to SB 482, including advertising on private property, coroner reclassifications, youth conservation corps, bicycle accommodation study, logging regulation, and defense contractor policies. It lists governor appointments and bills on drinking establishments, island leasing, peace officer protections, teacher duties, child injury reporting, and funding for UC medical school construction.
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Kill the pig phrase banned in bill heads to Assembly
The California Senate approved a bill to criminalize shouting kill the pig or any phrase advocating slaying a police officer. Senator Lagomarsine said the speech is intolerable and not free speech, while Senator Beilenson argued the ban should cover threats against any person. The measure passed 77 to 2 with two Democrats voting no.
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Beverly Hills
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Plane crash lands on Hancock mountain with pets aboard
A small aircraft dropped onto an oak grove atop Brodie Mountain in Hancock Massachusetts. Pilot Antonion Dorazio 54 of North Providence Rhode Island and his tiger Daniel McDade of Lincoln Rhode Island escaped with only a sprained ankle for McDade.
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Welfare reform plan revealed by Reagan administration
In Burlingame UPI reports the Reagan Administration aims to work closely with counties on welfare reform. State Welfare Director Robert Carleson told the Governmental Research Council of San Mateo County that the administration is changing its approach and pursuing tighter local collaboration.
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POW swap leader cites withdrawal date for releases
Bud Cimino a Monterey California insurance salesman leading a Cali fornians group seeking prisoner swaps says Hanoi may release captives once Nixon sets a U S withdrawal date. He notes some could be freed before all Americans leave and hopes to brief Nixon soon. The group includes Reverend Gene Trouche retired Navy and Air Force men and a former fireman.
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Lon Nol resumes premiership in Cambodian crisis end
Gen Lon Nol resumes the office of Prime Minister in Phnom Penh ending a 16 day government crisis. He keeps nominal control while real power shifts to Sirik Matak as premier designate, with Matak overseeing three vice premiers and multiple ministries. Lon Non announced the arrangement at a news conference.
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