Bradley Sees Over $1 Billion for Transit Line
Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley said federal officials told him more than a billion dollars could be available for a rapid transit starter line. He urged building a robust system without limiting funding and favored a 24 mile city plan from North Hollywood to South Central LA, opposed to a county Long Beach route.
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Los Angeles consider funding for 1978 party conventions
County supervisors agreed to pledge 1 million dollars to attract both the Democratic and Republican national conventions to Los Angeles. The Democratic site committee reportedly favored New York City, with a vote expected in Washington next week. Los Angeles officials considered using tax funds or next year’s budget.
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Senate panel denies other use for governor mansion
Sacramento report on the Governmental Organization Committee rejecting a bill to permit limited nonresidential use of the new governor’s riverfront mansion. The panel warned against misuse and vandalism while noting the aging historic mansion remains costly and vacant.
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Driver faces trial in death of pedestrian
United Press International reports David A. Nichals, 27, Santa Monica, was arraigned in Malibu on vehicular manslaughter, hit-and-run, and drunken driving charges for the Aug 5 death of Robin Lee Shur, 22, also of Santa Monica, who was struck on the Pacific Coast Highway near Escondido. Willany Ketterman, 28, Mar Vista, witnessed the incident, chased the vehicle, and forced the driver to stop.
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Brown names 12 judges including many minorities
Gov. Brown has appointed 12 new judges in four counties, bringing his total to 27 since taking office. Among Tuesday's appointees are six women or minorities, with appointments in Los Angeles, San Diego, Riverside and Fresno counties. Several moves elevate municipal court judges to the superior court, creating 55 California judicial vacancies.ponen
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