Senate Panel Outlines Gas Tax Strategy in Sacramento
A special Senate advisory committee met in Sacramento to chart a strategy on a gas tax proposal. The session focused on outlining legislative steps, potential revenue targets, and key political considerations for advancing the plan.
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Oil Strike Talks in Breakdown Halts Negotiations
Negotiations between the Oil, Chemical and Omic Workers and major oil firms collapsed Friday with little progress on the money package. ARCO and Gulf showed activity but remained far from agreement. OCAW set Union Oil as the minimum for settlements while West Coast firms Powerine and Golden Eagle exceeded prior agreements. A. F. Grospiron warned of a potentially dangerous situation if no firm follow-up occurred. Federal mediators continue behind the scenes.
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State Bill Aims to Curb Dropouts and Aid State Colleges
A 15 member assembly group led by one Republican announces a bill to provide 1.5 million dollars to the 18 campus State College system. The proposal seeks to address rising dropouts and expanded enrollment expected this spring by about 4 650 students.
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Alan Sieroty
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San Jose
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Aged man prays in Sirhan trial as security tightens
In Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's courtroom security at the murder trial tightens after a spectator sobs and prays aloud. Officers position themselves around Sirhan's mother and brother as the man exits, then attempts to re-enter via guidance to the rest room.
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Board Votes Monday on School Cuts
The Los Angeles Board of Education will vote Monday on a proposed $400,000 expenditure cut by Superintendent Zack P. Crowther. He cited reduced federal funds for the city schools compensatory education program and warned another $400,000 cut could follow if state funds fail to materialize for elementary programs.
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Hyatt Buys Sheraton Hotel and Renames Wilshire Hyatt House
Hyatt Corp. announces purchase of the Sheraton Wilshire Hotel in Los Angeles. The property will be renamed Wilshire Hyatt House and undergo extensive refurbishment, according to a Hyatt spokesman.
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CHP Will Borrow Steam Engine Car From Lear
In Reno California’s CHP won’t buy steam powered cars but will borrow one to evaluate performance. Industrialist William P Lear says contract terms scuttled but engineers will install and lend a steam powered car for public view by March 1. Lear has leased land near Reno for an industrial complex and employs about 150 people on the project with a $500000 monthly investment.
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Shipping Lines Quit Cargo Hassle
American President Lines and Castle & Cooke dropped their plan to launch Hawaiian Lines a direct coast to Hawaii service, contending regulatory delays doomed the project after federal approval. Matson Navigation had opposed a second direct line and threatened court action. Seatrain Lines then announced a weekly California to Honolulu container service starting mid-1969.
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Surprise jury acceptance marks step in Sirhan murder trial
The prosecution agreed to accept the six man six woman jury tentatively seated, shocking the defense. Judge Walker expelled a death-penalty opponent and the pace of the trial quickened as motions loom. Helen Woodworth seated conditionally after doctor check, with further challenges possible.
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Bank Robberies Hit North Hollywood Twice in One Day
Two banks in North Hollywood were robbed within five hours. A man at United California Bank walked away with 13,800 after displaying two simulated grenades at the drive‑in window. Earlier the bank had been robbed of 1,366. A second gunman later robbed Columbia Federal Savings and Loan, taking 1,324.
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Rome transit workers strike for fourth day in four weeks
Rome bus streetcar and subway workers halted services for 4.4 hours in their third walkout in four weeks. They demand raises totaling 3.34 million dollars, about three times the municipal offer.
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