Independent Press Telegram: Lone Beach Ad Apr 177
Advertisement notice from Lone Beach California published in the lamp page on Thursday April percent 177 offering local services and products with pricing and contact details not fully readable due to OCR damage.
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Legislature approves free fishing licenses for seniors
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday approved a bill to grant free fishing licenses to low income elderly residents. The action is part of fiscal plans considered by Sacramento lawmakers under UPI reporting.
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UPI
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Solons block Reagan trustee appointees
The Senate Rules Committee blocked Governor Reagan's nominees Ray Brophy and Frank Adams to the State College Board of Trustees after witnesses argued the board lacks minority representation. The panel took no action on confirmation, planning a second review next week as other nominees appear.
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Parlier elects 23 year old as youngest California mayor
Parlier's new mayor, 23, leads a Mexican-American slate that also includes Joe Munoz, 40, and Baltazar Tovar as councilmen. Andrew Beniles is hailed as California's youngest mayor, with John Martinez, 46, named police chief after a recall and voter registration drive that doubled the town's electorate.
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Legalized bingo clears Assembly vote to go to ballot
In Sacramento the Assembly passed a measure by a 55 to 12 vote to place legalized bingo on the ballot. The bill would restrict bingo to charitable organizations and prohibit operators from taking fees, with opponents warning of a slippery slope to broader gambling. A companion bill would put rules into state law if the constitutional amendment ACA 19 is approved.
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