Restoration of Capitol urged by California park officials
Sacramento AP California's historic gold-dusted Capitol should be restored and kept as the seat of state government, says the California State Park and Recreation Commission. The panel backed a resolution urging the legislature not to abandon the 103 year old building, despite plans for a new capital nearby amid earthquake concerns. William Penn Mott Jr. and Gov. Reagan support restoring the building to remain a living seat of government, not a museum.
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Californa
Califia
State Parks and Recreation
William Penn Mott Jr
California
Ronald Reagan
Mott
State gasoline deal questioned
Sacramento lawmakers directed the state to explore an alternative to its multimillion-dollar contract with Standard Oil, making the firm the sole gasoline supplier. The resolution by Sen. Alan Robbins instructs the Central Services Department to investigate multicomponent contracts open to any firm meeting state prices.
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UPS
Standard Oil
Alan Robbins
North Hollywood
Assembly
Central Services Department
Robbins
Otto Miller
Mideast
California Assembly approves four million dollar child care plan
The Assembly sent a four million dollar child care preschool package to Gov. Ronald Reagan. The plan, approved by votes 741 and 730, aims to fill fiscal gaps from federal cuts and fund preschool programs through 1974 75, serving about 19 000 children with roughly 8 000 affected by the funding.
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Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Reagan
Moretli
Congress
California drunken driving law revamp sent to governor
In Sacramento AP report, legislation by Sen George Deukmejian would trim the jail penalty for second drunken driving offenses from five days to two and for a first offense from 30 days to two days. The bill requires judges to justify nullifying prior convictions and allows such action only for unusual circumstances.
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California
George Deukmejian
Ri-Long Beach
Deukmejian
Five Car Crash Kills Four In Monterey County
A five car crash on Highway 101 six miles north of Salinas killed four people and left a two year old boy George Moreno in critical condition. Driver Rayes Amillo of Watsonville, uninjured, faces felony drunken driving charges after the southbound station wagon clipped a vehicle and forced a multi car collision. Victims include Jesse Moreno 35, Gloria Moreno 25, Daniel Medina 13, and Jesus Zarate 2 of Aromas. also Mrs Merveille Willson 84 and daughter Phylliss Towle 58 of Hollister.
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Daniel Medina
Jesus Zarate
Aromas
Moreno
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Natividad Medical Center
Merveille Willson
Phylliss P- Towle
Hollister
Multimillion Hashish Haul Linked to Airport Bust
Police seized 3 million dollars worth of hashish and arrested Gary Lickert of Long Beach California after a narcotics case traced from a drug sniffing dog at Kennedy Airport. The hashish, hidden in 28 speaker boxes, shipped from Amsterdam to New York then Las Vegas, represented a major haul linked to an unknown drug ring.
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McCarran
Lickert
Local notice from Morning News prints civic ad
Fragmentary OCR shows a public notice with dated 1897 reference and office addresses. Names and details are partly garbled but indicate official administrative action and contact points in Port Office area.
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Rewhaw
Nes Haya Sports
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Managar
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Coli Tin
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Onder
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Comsmunition
W. Winton Ave
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California energy panel bill advances to governor
A narrowly passed bill 1SB283 would create a new state Energy Resources Commission with powers to ration fuel and site nuclear plants. It would fund research into efficiency from common appliances via electricity taxes, and centralize nuclear plant siting authority amid coastal and Atomic Energy Commission oversight. Critics warn it could slow nuclear development and risk outages. supporters cite planned conservation and future reliability.
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UPS
Ronald Regan
California
Alfred E. Alquist
San Jose
Conser
Vation and Development Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
Assembly
Peter Behr
R-Tiburon
Are Corp
General Electric Co
Sierra Club
Military mops up in Chile after coup turmoil
In Santiago military forces, using searchlights, swept sniper nests as control stabilizes four days after Allende death. Banks to reopen Monday, but dead, wounded tallies vary widely while resistance fades. A junta cabinet member said a large arms cache was found at the palace and asserted the coup saved the nation’s sovereignty.
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UPI
Salvador Atlenla
Diehard Allende
Army
Navy
Air Force
National Guard
Hortensia Allende
Mexico City
Ruth
Qunta
Fidel Castro
Twit
Gett
Oscar Donilla
Allende
Barbers halted for leg shaving service in Ohio
State Board of Barber Examiners nullified the licenses for Wayne Kump and Danis Ashbaugh after they offered leg shaving for women. A spokesman said leg shaving is not permitted and the barbers face no penalties, ending the service they began earlier this week to national attention.
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Ohio
Wayne Kump
Danis Ashbaugh
State Board of Barber Examiners
Bump
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