Brown opposes death penalty but won’t rule out veto
Gov. Brown stated he opposes capital punishment and would not detail conditions that might trigger a signature on a death penalty bill. He cited need for broader involvement from churches, volunteers, and families to improve California mental hospitals, and noted reforms at Camarillo, including a single administrator and advisory committees, while acknowledging ongoing investigations into patient deaths.
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Dymally Back From East Trip Described Successful
LA governor Mervyn Dymally returned to Sacramento after a six nation tour promoting trade with California. He met government and business leaders in the Philippines Japan Indonesia Papua New Guinea and Hong Kong. A stop in South Korea was canceled and a final tour report was not announced.
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Brown appoints Orr to UC Board to tighten spending
Governor Brown said he selected Verne Orr former Reagan budget chief to help control University of California spending. He called Orr a fiscal conservative and ally in restraining UC costs while also naming Bateson and Martinez to terms expiring in 1988 and 1990. Brown praised Bateson as a leading scholar and noted Martinez as the first Mexican American on the board.
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Regents Back Faculty Student Roles In UC Reorganization
University of California regents special committee recommends continuing with faculty and student representatives in the reorganization. A faculty member would participate without voting. a student regent would be extended five years experimentally with review after four. Also proposed is campus office space and a phone for the student regent and a possible separate subcommittee on the budget for matters of significance across nine campuses.
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State moves against four large collection agencies
Four of California's largest collection agencies face formal accusations from the State Bureau of Collection and Investigative Services in Los Angeles. The office seeks to revoke licenses for American Financial of Los Angeles and American Financial of Orange County, and GC Services Corp. of Orange County and GC Services Corp. of San Francisco, after reports of threats, falsehoods, misrepresentations, and harassing practices. Detailed incidents include alleged welfare and adoption pressure, insinuations of FBI ties, threats of jail, and false court actions, with the agency needing an administrative law judge to rule.
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Absent parents boost welfare child support in California
California officials report child support from absent parents in welfare families rising to over 5 million dollars monthly, a 40 percent year over year gain. Marion Woods credits a federal law for increased collections and commends 3,500 district attorney and county welfare staff for rapid program adaptation. Local authorities say non welfare absent-parent collections run about the same.
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De tarred yet not de tasted Pall Mall claim
The ad argues Pall Mall Extra Mild offers low tar at 7 mg with AirStream filter reducing tar but not taste. It asserts premier tobaccos provide mild flavor from start to finish and suggests smokers will be surprised by the low tar compared with most cigarettes.
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Tobacco unit label fragment notes nicotine per cigarette
Fragmentary OCR summary notes nicotine exposure per cigarette by a fixed total. The text includes figures “0.8 mg nicotine” and “tar 0.8 mg” with FTE marhad unclear. Limited readable context prevents full interpretation or identification of product, brand, or regulatory source.
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