Transplant Research Bill Advances in Assembly
The Assembly Health and Welfare Committee approved a bill allowing parts of human bodies removed for autopsy to be used in transplants or for research. The measure, authored by Sen. Anthony Beilenson, was sent to the floor on a voice vote.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly Health and Welfare Committee
Busway Shock Treatment Aims to Sell Rapid Transit
Southern California Rapid Transit District pushes a bus way plan to force motorists toward faster transit. The 11 mile exclusive median lane would run along the San Bernardino Freeway with buses every 30 seconds, aiming to spark demand for broader rapid transit.
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Southern
California
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Nelson
Urban Mass Transportation Agency
Jack Gilstrap
U.S. Department of Transportation
Department
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles International Airport
San Diego Freeway
Hahn says 3 counties lax in fighting smog
County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn charged that Orange County never prosecutes an air pollution case while Los Angeles handles about 600 annually. He cited San Bernardino lacking effective smog rules and Kern County minimal programs, noting Bakersfield’s city air ranking and warning that Palm Springs and Lake Arrowhead areas will lose appeal without swift action.
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Los Angeles
Kenneth Hahn
Orange County
San Bernardino
Palm Springs
Lake Arrowhead
Riverside Mission Inn Sold In Trustees Sale
The Mission Inn in Riverside was bought for 1 946 948 by MICO Corp the sole bidder at a trustees sale. Fairmont Hotel Co of San Francisco holds a majority stake and may sell the property to the state Division of Parks and Recreation. Built in 1876 the 250 room inn has hosted presidents and notable figures including Taft Hoover Nixon and Roosevelt.
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Riverside
Mico Corp
Fairmont Hotel Co
San Francisco
MII Corp
Orange County
MICO
State Division of Parks and Recreation
Harrison
McKinley
Hoover
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Nixon
Fresno State Students Lose Unlawful Assembly Case
Fresno State College demonstrators lose as Superior Court judge rules unlawful assembly charges constitutional. Judge Donald Franson denies writ of prohibition and rejects defense that the law is vague. About 37 students were among 47 arrested May 22 during a sit in blocking State Highway 168 in front of the college.
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Fresno
Fresno State College
Donald Franson
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