Miller hints at California lieutenant governor bid
Howard Miller a liberal voice on PBS debate program The Advocates may run for California lieutenant governor next year. He said it is the right time and place, expressing readiness for a campaign. The note includes unrelated items about resignations and a theft from Ingrid Bergman.
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Bureaucratic memo unveils chaotic state pay chart
In Sacramento the Human Resources Department prints a baffling executive order for state employees on salary increases. The newsletter directs workers to use a chart with confusing steps to calculate current salary, range, subrange, and percentage increases. The memo ends with frustration as staff express disbelief and await their checks.
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L A brush fire prompts mass evacuation in coastal hills
A severe Los Angeles County brush fire roared through hillside canyons near an upscale seashore area, forcing about 51 residents to flee as flames charred over 1500 acres. Fire crews from city, county, and Ventura County fought back with waterbombing helicopters, while officials noted calm through a windy morning shift. Highway closures along Pacific Coast Highway and Topanga Canyon Boulevard hampered efforts as flames jumped breaks and advanced toward oceanfront districts.
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Fugate wins cut in life sentence
Lincoln Nebraska. Carl Ann Fugate, accomplice of Charles Starkweather in a 1958 killing spree that killed 11 people, had her life sentence reduced to 30 to 30 years by the Nebraska Pardon Board. She becomes parole eligible in 1976 as prosecutors and relatives objected.
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Alioto Declares Tax Breaks Over Fees in 1971 Case
San Francisco Mayor Joseph L Alioto said he paid no federal or state income taxes in 1971 due to $173,000 in legal fees. The Democratic gubernatorial candidate cited costs tied to the Look magazine libel suit and fee-splitting charges in Washington. Trials related to Look and Washington matters ended without a verdict or with no monetary damages. misstatements about Mafia ties and antitrust settlements were noted.
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