State Legislators Focus on Environment in 1971 California Session
California lawmakers will target environmental issues, aiming for wide antipollution laws and coastline protections. Mercury usage controls and a comprehensive smog package are viewed as top priorities, with extensive debate expected over land use open space and transit funding.
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California considers ban on factory built homes and coast development
A California attorney general opinion holds cities may ban erection of factory built homes. The debate ties to Torrance moratoriums and coastal development, with lawmakers pushing environmental bills, permits commissions, mercury control, and more.
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John Fourt
Pete Wilson
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Kennedy Enjoys High Polls Amid 72 Race Talk
In the aftermath of the 1968 defeat, Sen. Edward Kennedy remains a top name in 1972 Democratic hopes. He seeks to shape issues while staying noncompetitive in primaries, insisting he will complete his Senate term and assist party fundraising and policy discussions. He notes Muskie leads but Kennedy runs a strong second in polls.
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