Bill to Shift Oil Funds To Water Fund Backed
Senate Water Committee approved a bill to transfer nine million dollars a year from tidelands oil revenues to the California Water Fund. Author Sen Stephen Teale said he does not expect it to clear Assembly Water Committee. Department of Water Resources opposed as premature.
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California Water Fund
Senate Finance Committee
Stephen Teale
Assembly Water Committee
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Teale
Department of Water, Resources
GOP Votes Help Pass Tourism Bill in Sacramento
The measure, backed by Assembly Republicans led by Caucus Chairman Don Mal, would establish a state tourist agency with a $100,000 initial budget and no new appropriation. The bill passed the Assembly by three votes over a two thirds margin and moves to the Senate amid budget questions.
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Assembly Republicans
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Kents
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Crown
Gov. Brown
Senate Finance ‘Committee
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Whittier Slayer Confesses Guilt in Slaying
Los Angeles UPI reports Bert Henry Lewelyn pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the December 7 Whittier killing of his sweetheart Angela King. The 40 year old fired a shot during a quarrel at their Whittier apartment and attempted suicide afterward, receiving a 10 year term.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Albert Henry Lewelyn
Dewelyn
Angelita King
Whittier
Plaque to honor 15th Corps unit at Long Beach Armory
A plaque praising the Southeast Los Angeles County sub sector of the 15th Army Corps at the Long Beach Armory will be presented today to commanding officer Lt Col Edward Weberty and Col Harold Daval of San Pedro. The ceremony at 11 am marks the unit’s third of four wins, earning permanent possession of the award.
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Los Angeles County
15Th Army Corps
Long Beach
Notice to Creditors and Probate Hearings in California
Notice to creditors and hearing of petition for probate appears, stating forms and notices to be attained in the office of the Purthan. District court calendar shows dates for hearing, probate, and related notices, naming recipients and addresses.
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Highway User Tax Bill Pushed in Sacramento
UPI report from Sacramento notes Assembly members received district tailored packets to explain Randolph Collier’s highway user tax bill raising road taxes by 70 million dollars for local and county road construction. Several Los Angeles officials urged passage while one LA Republican opposed. The bill has cleared the Senate 32 to 5 and now faces Assembly uncertainty and possible gubernatorial action.
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Los Angeles
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John L. Collier
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German Metal Workers Strike Demonstrations Hit Baden Wuerttemberg
About 100000 German metal workers demonstrated for higher pay in Baden Wuerttemberg on Monday. Employers said they would close all such plants in the state tomorrow. The walkouts marked West Germany’s first major strike in six years and threatened to spread nationwide.
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Germany
UPI
Baden - Wuerttemberg
West Germany
TV of Quadruple Execution Sought
The article covers proposals to televise quadruple executions to deter crime, arguing that mass exposure would have fourfold deterrent power. It notes California’s history of triple executions, references Elizabeth Duncan and Barbara Graham, and includes San Quentin Warden Dixon opposing televised executions as sensational and counterproductive.
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McMillan
California
Elizabeth Dencan
Barbsral Graham
Chester
Calif
San Quentin
Fred R. Dixon
15th Boot Hit by Meningitis at San Diego
SAN DIEGO UPD A news case reports at the Naval Training Center. Recruit Peter R. Krauscer, 19, of New Brunswick New Jersey, was stricken Sunday afternoon and listed in serious condition at Naval Hospital. He is the 15th recruit to contract meningitis in two months and three have died. Navy doctors had touted a 100 percent effective prevention program as sulfadiazine tablets were given to all recruits under supervision.
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UPD
Naval Training Center
Navy
Peter R. Krauscer
Dorothy H. Krauscer
New Brunswick
N. 3
Krauscer
Naval Hospital
John F. Chace
Merced Assembly Advances Various Measures in Session
The Merced assembly passed several proposals including capital procedures and water authority funding. Resolutions were introduced for primary education and electric projects with amendments debated.
Two Ex Nazi Aides Charged With Mass Murder
Frankfurt prosecutors charged Herman Kremey and Otto Hunsche, former SS officers and aides to Eichmann, with murder over the killing of about 300,000 Jews in Hungary in 1944. The case follows a three year investigation.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Adolf Echmann
Herman Kremey
Echmann
Hungary
Otto’ Hunsche
Eichmann
S.S
Bill Requiring Retarded Classes Heads for Vote
Sacramento lawmakers move a bill to require schools to offer special classes for severely retarded children. Assemblyman Clair Burgener, author, says the measure reduces waiting lists at state hospitals, currently about 2,300. The Ways and Means Committee approved the measure by a unanimous voice vote.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Ways and Means
Clair W."burgener
San Diego
California school program would aid severely retarded children
Legislative Analyst Alan Post estimates state cost at 822461 dollars while Burgener says the program helps 2700 more children with disabilities. Opponents from Los Angeles schools warn city costs could reach 2 million dollars as the bill aims to expand services for mentally challenged students.
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Alan Post
Burgener
Los Angeles
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