Hayakawa Named Early Senate Appointment In California
Gav. Brown appoints Republican S J Hayakawa to succeed John Tunney in the U S Senate effective Jan 2 and gain seniority. The two leaders vow bipartisanship, discuss national service for youth and support for small business while reviewing water rights, drought aid, and Westlands Water District issues. Brown and Hayakawa stress cooperation and emphasis on federal state water jurisdiction.
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Sacramento
Gav. Brown
S.J. Hayakawa
John Tunney
U.S. Senate
Hayakawa
Tunney
California
Brown
Ledne Iether Wherglen
Public Service Corps
Westlands Water District
San Joaquin Valley
Parole blocked by public outrage in Fain case
An appeals court prevented William Archie Fain’s parole after a murder and rape conviction, saying public outrage rendered the parole decision final and required reconsideration by the California Adult Authority despite prior board actions. The ruling reversed a lower court that would have released him immediately.
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San Francisco
William Archie Fain
District Court of Appeal
Fain
California Adult Authority
Mark Ulrich
Ulrich
San Joaquin Valley
Oaksdale
Adult Authority
Stanislaus County
FBI confirms Dummar print on Hughes will
LAS VEGAS AP The FBI confirmed Melvin Dummar’s left thumbprint was on the envelope containing a three page handwritten will allegedly by Howard Hughes. District Court proceedings paused as FBI tests on aging paper ink stamp handwriting and fingerprints proceed, with results expected in about a month.
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FBI
Dummar
Las Vegas
Melvin Dummar
Howard Hughes
Nevada
Robert List
Clark County District Court
Keith Hayes
Durnmar
Taft
Cal-Vet loan rate cut targets redlining in housing aid
Governor Brown announced rate reductions for Cal-Vet loans for 125,000 veterans under the 1974 and 1943 Bond Acts. Rates drop from 6.25% to 5.6% and 4.75% to 4.4% respectively. He ordered use of excess reserves to aid Vietnam veterans in poorer areas, curb redlining, offer loan improvements, defer payments, and push down payment relief with outreach by Virginia Mae Days.
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Sacramento
California
Brown
Veterans Finance Committee
Virginia Mae Days
Department of Veterans Affairs
Ms. Days
Titan
GI Insurance Dividends Rise for WWII Vets in 1977
VA reports 1977 insurance dividends totaling 403.4 million for World War I and World War II veterans plus Korean War vets. Average WWII veteran payout rises to 104 dollars, up 26.6 million from 1976. Vietnam era veterans receive no dividends. increases have continued since 1967.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Richard L. Roudebush
Children’s sleepwear marked down in assorted styles
A retail notice lists children’s sleepwear and jumpers with reduced prices. It shows various discount ranges and original prices like 6.99 and 16.90, highlighting savings of one third to one half. The fragment mentions girls’ sleepwear and junior jumpers and an overall sale emphasis.
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Ior
Salt Lake City
The
Mormon Church
Hughes
Willard
Utah
Long Beach
Ogden
Nevada Desert
Hayes
List
Days
Wome Tay
Bulle Lake
Labelah
Aleve
Orig
Miker
Anne Klein
Calvin Klein
Sherwyn
Sherwyn Sportsy
Nance Sow
Lady Bullock Shop Assortidl
Hype Allersente
Land
Young Attitude
Griz
Ang
Hollywood
Sleep Shop
Sealy
Sealy Firm
Sonya
Ans
SUN Shop
Starkcraft
Simmons Baby Matress
Pray
Clark Avenue
Vaktwood
Siena
Mahl CO
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