Federal Judge Denies Bias Suit Dismissal Against Pasadena Schools
UPI reports U S District Judge Manuel Real refused to dismiss a 775000 racial discrimination suit against the Pasadena City Schools and allowed the Justice Department to join the plaintiffs. A Jan 20 ruling on damages vs injunction was set with immunity arising from official board functions.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Pasadena
U. S. Dist
Manuel L. Real
Pasadena Board of Eduation
U.S. Justice Department
Del Mar Hotel Declared Public Nuisance
The 62 year old Del Mar Hotel once hosted gala social events but now is a nuisance. Officials say vandals damaged the building and it serves as hangout for runaways and drug users. City Administrator Jack Shelver urges boarding up openings repairing the water main and activating fire sprinklers with guard service to prevent a downtown fire threat.
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Jack Shelver
Baptist Foundation of American
Shelver
More Water Must Flow in Colorado River
Myron Holburt chief engineer of the Colorado River Board of California told Los Angeles chamber officials that at least 3.5 million acre feet of water annually must flow in the Colorado River by the 1990s to meet demand. He said substantial volumes of top quality water are needed to make the river manageable for seven southwestern states and Mexico.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Colorado
Myron Holburt
Colorado River Board of
California
Water and Power Committee
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Mexico
Tunney mulls statewide run in 1970 race
Rep John V Tunney said he is seriously considering running for statewide office in 1970 with possible options including governor or U S senator He spoke after addressing a businessmen club in Riverside noting he has not decided which post to pursue Incumbent Sen George Murphy has announced a second term bid A $60 spare tire and rim and a $50 bowling ball were stolen from Murphy’s parked car Long Beach police reported
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Sacramento
UPI
John V. Tunney
U.S
Riverside
Tunny
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Assembly
Jess M. Unruh
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Gene Barry
George Murphy
Lipscomb to Aid Laird in Manhunt
Rep. Blenard Lipscomb of South Pasadena will be Melvin Laird's chief of staff as civilian staffing changes loom at the Defense Department. Both have criticized military spending on frills and will seek top appointees for hundreds of key posts at the Pentagon.
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Lipscomb
Laird
Washington
Rep
Blenard Lipscomb
Rsouth
Pasadena
Melvin Laird
Defense Department
Defense
Pentagon
Kuchel Keeps Political Door Open With California Ties
Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel plans to become a Washington partner in a Los Angeles law firm after leaving office December 31. The move lets him live in Washington while making frequent trips to California, and follows earlier reports he declined a Washington firm headed by Arthur Goldberg. Kuvhel was defeated by Max Rafferty in the Republican primary. Alan Cranston won the post.
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Washington
Thomas H. Kuchel
Los Angeles
California
Kuchel
U.S
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Max Rafferty
Alan Cranston
Watson Urges Tax Relief in California Vote
Los Angeles County Assessor Philip E. Watson urged Governor Reagan to push for meaningful property tax relief after Prop. 9 was defeated. He warned of a growing public pressure that could force more drastic political action than recent initiatives.
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Los Angeles
Philip E. Watson
Ronald Reagan
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