California Population Shifts From Cities To Rural Counties
Demographers expect migration to shift California growth toward rural Sierra foothill counties and suburban pockets like Ventura and Santa Cruz. About half of future gains come from births, half from in state migration, with many moving from crowded northeastern states to metropolitan gateways and then to isolated inland areas. Notably, 180,000 to 195,000 may have moved to California this year, up from a 1972 low, as urban disenchantment grows among adults over 55.
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Fofnid
Sacramento
Ventura
Santa Cruz
Rasmussen
Los Angeles
California
Oregon
Nevada
Idaho
el Dorado
Placer
Sierra Nevada Foothills
San Francisco
San Diego
Walter Hollmann
Population Research Unit
United States
Suspect held in murder of L B woman
A 26 year old West Long Beach man identified by police as the suspect arrested Saturday night in the murder of Elizabeth Sablan at 1626 W Parade St Long Beach. Mil ton Stallworth of 1624 W Parade St was arrested at his home on suspicion of murder. Sablan about 20 was shot as she opened her front door about 9 35 p m. Two other persons were injured and taken to hospitals. Sablan’s brother Ken Sablan 18 remained in fair condition at Harbor General with a gunshot wound to the chest. Nichols 19 of 3253 Adriatic Ave was treated for a leg wound and released. Witnesses said three persons left the Klans’ driveway on foot after the shooting.
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West Long Beach
Elizabeth Sablan
W. Parade St
Long Beach
Milton Stallworth
Ms. Sablan
Ms. Sabilan
Harbor General Hospital
Pacific Hospital
Ken Saplan
Arbor General
All Nichols
Adriatic Ave
Hotel fire toll rises to nine dead in Bay City
BAY CITY Michigan AP four more bodies found Sunday raising the death toll to nine as state police arson investigators comb through the rubble of a 70 year old hotel apartment building destroyed by a flash fire Saturday. Forty five others hospitalized five in critical condition while several more remain missing.
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Bay City
Mich
Begin and Carter Seek Narrow Path in Mideast Talks
Begin refused to reveal Israel stance on key issues, saying negotiations will determine positions. Carter urged courage and flexibility to return most occupied lands and discuss a Palestinian homeland, while Begin emphasized peace talks in Cairo, Geneva, and Jerusalem and warned no concessions will be decided outside negotiations. Vance aims to prevent a separate peace by Egypt and Israel.
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Syria
Begin
Israel
Carter
Sadat
West Bank
Jordan
Cairo
Geneva
Jerusalem
Vance
Middle East
Egypt
Soviet Union
Three wounded in Riverside gunfight following chase
A Riverside foot chase ended in a gunfight that left a police officer, a bystander, and the suspect seriously or critically wounded. Jeffrey Alan Gaster, 32, was captured after the incident, and Willard Morrison, 21, and Officer Jim Rowe were hospitalized in critical condition. Gaster faces investigation for attempted murder and theft.
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Riverside
Jeffrey Alan Gaster
Willard Morrison
Morrison
Jim Rowe
Rowe
Riverside Community Hospital
Gaster
Riverside County General Hospital
Leroy Gren
Lockheed rally backs walkout by 6800 workers in LA area
More than 6,000 Lockheed machinists gathered at Birmingham High School to show support for a continuing walkout as union leaders blasted the company’s recruitment and bargaining tactics. The rally followed talks that broke down November 22 and highlighted disputes over seniority rules and a no retaliation clause. Union officials cited unfair labor practice charges filed with the NLRB and contrasted Sunnyvale plant actions with Los Angeles area labor pressure.
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Lockheed Co
Los Angeles
Justin Ostro
International Association of Aerospace Workers and Machinists
Ostro
Lockheed-California Co
Burbank
Palmdale
National Labor Relations Board
Lockheed
Birmingham High School
San Fernando Valley
Rick Celebron
Brown's distrust of nuclear power shapes California’s Sundesert fate
Gov Brown's firmer stance against nuclear power influences the Sundesert plant near Blythe. The $3 billion project faces state approval after 18 months with the Energy Commission to decide by December 21 on issuing a notice of intention. The panel's report flags San Diego Gas & Electric finances and proposes reducing its stake to 33 percent. Partners include LADWP, California Department of Water and Power, and Riverside, Glendale, Anaheim, and Pasadena. The commission must also rule in January on waivers for reprocessing and waste disposal, with possible legislative action blocked by Brown.
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Brown
California
Jerry
Los Angeles Times
Sundesert
Blythé
State Energy Commission
Energy Commission
Commission
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
San Onofre
Los Angeles
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