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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1976

Page

7

Coastal bill compromise seals passage in California Senate

Governor, Sen Smith, and aides finalized seven points on the Elite Neighborhood Preservation plan after meetings in the governor's office. Key votes from Greene Garcia Ayala plus Warner support moved SBI777, with Smith noting no weakening effects. The deal includes automatic exclusions for 50 percent developed areas and compensation for landowners. Brown calls it a major step forward.

Cullen Marc Poche Preble Starz Joe Bodovitz State Coastal Commission Sen. Smith Smith Henning Alex) Garcia Bill Mike Cullen David Roberts Los Angeles Roberts Sif Malibu la Jolla Brown Senate John Dunlap D-Napa California Rown Smith and Mart Assembly Coastal Commission Commission Senate Chamber Kelly

Carter in Southland Attacks Ford as Out of Touch

Jimmy Carter campaigned in California slamming President Ford as out of touch with ordinary Americans. He argued leaders who stay in Washington lose contact with citizens while noting Dole and Mondale moved on with briefings and Senate duties. Carter lunched with San Francisco donors at Ghirardelli Square and Fairmont Hotel and drew a crowd of about 1,500. Connally declined to chair the Republican National Committee, saying he will instead actively campaign for GOP candidates.

Jimmy Carter California Ford Washington Carter Ford Constimentus Vail Calo Sen Robert Dole Kansas Dole Pale CLA George Bush Robert Ellsworth William Hyland Walter Mondale Minnesota Ronald Reagan Gov Brown Georgia Ghirardelli Square Treasury John Connally Republican National Committee GOP

U.S. Pressures North Korea After DMZ Killings

The State Department called North Korea's Kim statement a darkhanded acknowledgment while denouncing the murder of two American officers. Funseth urged a Military Armistice Commission meeting. Congress debated UN action as U.S. forces in Korea remain on heightened alert. The USS Midway and 75 planes faced North Korean territorial claims.

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Parolee guilty of kidnap and sexual assault

A Riverside murder parolee once ordered to die in the gas chamber was found guilty in Los Angeles of kidnapping and sexual assault in attacks on two women. David Michael Malone was convicted by an eight-wemale and four-men jury after a prior life-sentencing history and a series of capital cases tied to the Duvel slayings.

Riverside Los Angeles David Michael Malone Ane Charles H. Duvel Sylvia Malone David J. Seiterle California Adult Authority Duvel State Supreme Court Seiterle Seitarle Sacle Investigators Aid Sunset Boulevard

Cadet Honor Code Hearings At West Point Debate Penalties

West Point officials led by Lt Gen Sid Berry outlined measures after 88 cadets were found guilty of honor code violations and 12 resigned to avoid trial. Cadets faced scrutiny over take home work and collaboration rules as proposals for lighter penalties surfaced amid strong opposition. Michael Rose condemned a proposed one year grace period as inadequate.

West Point Sidney B. Berry Hoffmann Hoffman Honor Committee Army Michael T. Rose Rase

Mixed results as class begins in Dallas and Eudora

Across Dallas Texas and Eudora Arkansas early school openings show uneven reception to desegregation. Dallas implements a court ordered busing plan affecting 23 000 students with 46 percent Black and 42 percent White. In Eudora Black students outnumber Whites three to one amid threats of strict discipline after last spring’s violence. In Alexandria Louisiana 90 percent of Black students stayed away to protest busing while organizers vow continued boycott until demands are met.

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