Funeral planned for jars of murder victims in Cazadero
In Cazadero California Rex Nance found jars containing ashes of three murder victims from 1910. Despite county health officials blocking death records burial plans proceed with a mule drawn hearse and a dirge titled The Ballad of the Kendalls.
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Wayne Dunham
Sonoma County
Tom Kendall
Enoch
Eura
Here
Nance
Cazadero
Kendalls
Gary L. Rodgers
Dunham
Rodgers
Dean Forshee
State affirms local control on massage parlor licenses
California Attorney General Evelle Younger ruled that cities may enact licensing laws for massage parlors. Senator David Roberti, representing Hollywood, welcomed local authority while noting concerns about clustering in poorer areas. He suggested a dispersion or liquor license style approach but cautioned against state overreach.
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Sacramento
Evelle Younger
David Roberts
Los Angeles
Roberti
Hollywood
San Marino
Beverly Hills
Brown blasts U.S. welfare plans forcing California
Gov. Brown accuses the Ford administration of pressuring California to expand welfare participation without funding. He says Washington bureaucrats force programs and threaten to cut money, plans to discuss with HEW Sec. Mathews and President Ford in Sacramento.
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Calif
Brown
U.S
Sacramento
UPD
Ford Administration
California
Washington
F. David Mathews
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Mathews
Brown vows to veto gasoline tax hike in California
Gov. Brown said he could see no circumstances to sign a bill raising the state gasoline tax from seven to nine cents per gallon. The measure would fund rapid transit and highways for five years at about 200 million dollars a year, amid concerns over highway-revenue losses and federal matching funds. Brown asserted no general tax increase and pledged to seek other funds to preserve federal highway dollars.
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Brown
Capitol News
California
Serrano Education Finance
William T. Sherman
Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Senate
James R. Mills
San Diego
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Ways and Means Cor Uttee
David Brainin
State Department of Finance
State job unionism bill gains Senate committee approval
A last minute proposal granting industrial style collective bargaining to 200000 state employees was approved by the Senate Governmental Organization Committee on a 6 to 2 vote. Gov Brown’s adviser said he would accept the bill if linked to a separate measure granting teachers similar rights and the broader comprehensive plan failed to pass this year.
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Sacramento
UPD
Senate
Brown
Assembly
Ray Fisher
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University of Southern California Department of Biological Sciences
College of Continuing Education
Long Beach
E. Ocean Ave
Ximeno Ave
Hew
Hemse Perfect
Magic Chef
Dooley
Dooley’s Presents
Schoo
Dooley’s Row
Dooley’s
Long Beach Blvd
NO. Long Beach
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