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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1968

Page

2

Governors Stress Closer Relations With All Branches

Governors at the National Conference outlined tighter federal state and local ties stressing responsibility. They passed 46 resolutions though seven faced debate, urging gun control, crime funding, National Guard mutual aid, and citizen involvement in fighting crime. Critics argued some resolutions were weak and questioned motives.

Cincinnati Johnson George Wallace Richard M. Nixon Ronald Reagan Hubert H. Humphrey Phillip H. Haff Vermont Council of State

Cleveland Calmed After Night of Citywide Violence

After a day of unrest in the four cities, Cleveland calmed as a 3,400 strong guard cordoned a seven mile area and many were reined in by midnight. Negro marshals wore armbands and police kept to the perimeter while fire crews tended a burned block at 105th Street.

Stokes 105Th Street Superior Avenue Mayor's Committee FBI Chicago Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh del Carso

State Bill Perils L A Oil Revenue

Los Angeles faces potential loss of gas and air revenues if a state bill changes control of mineral deposits. City Administrator C Erwin Piper warned that amendments could strip local jurisdiction over submerged lands tied to the Standard Oil lease in San Pedro Bay, risking millions in royalties while not affecting the $2.5 million lease bonus.

Los Angeles San Pedro Bay Standard, Oil Go California C. Erwin Piper Piper Sam Yorty

Suspension Stays Trimmed Fireman Mustache Dispute

In Los Angeles a 30 year old firefighter Richard Novak was found guilty of disobedience for refusing to trim a full moustache. A Fire Department Board of Rights upheld a 30 day suspension without pay which ends Saturday. Novak plans to return to duty while facing lost wages totaling 800 dollars. He said the moustache is a personal matter and he felt harassed by the trim demand.

Los Angeles Sfreman Fire Department Board of Rights Richard Novak Novak 58-B West Joseph Schenkein Schenkein Raymond Hill Humphrey Peace Council Johnson Century Plaza Hubert H. Humphrey

Offshore Nuclear Plant Project Falls Through

Edison withdraws from the Bolsa project as cost estimates rise from 444 million to 765 million dollars per year. The plan was a federal state joint venture with Edison San Diego Gas and Electric the Metropolitan Water District and the city of Los Angeles. The project would desalinate sea water while producing 1.8 million kilowatts of electricity and 150 million gallons of daily water for MWD. Despite the setback the other participants pledge to reevaluate and continue studies to reconstitute on an economic basis. Rep. Hosmer laments the demise but notes the price hike made Edison’s participation impossible under current rates. Both MWD and Los Angeles reaffirm continued involvement amid higher costs.

Ulility Edison San Diego Gas and Electric Co Metropolitan Water District 108 Angeles Congress Los Angeles Tis Yorba Linda Colorado River Craig Hosmer Long Beach Hosmer Fdison

Humprey Plan Emphasizes Peace and Open Society Vision

The piece outlines Humphrey as favoring two clear statements on Asia policy within ten days and discusses his seven point Democratic platform for 1968. It notes McCarthy’s critique of administration Vietnam policy and calls for a political settlement for South Vietnam. The article mentions antiwar protest plans and the need to adapt institutions to science and technology.

McCarthy Saigon Vietnam USS Viet Cong National Liberation Front NLF Humphrey Democratic Convention South Vietnam

Judge to Choose Sirhan Trial Judge in Normal Way

Judge Richard Schauer in charge of the Superior Court master calendar says he has not yet selected a judge for Sirhan Bishara Sirhan’s assassination trial and will handle the case in the normal way. Sirhan, 24, a Jordanian immigrant, is to appear August 2 to enter a plea and a trial date will be set unless further continuances occur.

Sirhan Bishara Sirhan Sen Robert F. Kennedy Richard Schauer Criminal Court W. Preston Battle Memphis Conn James Farl Ray Martin Luther King Jr Sirhan Schauer Donald R. Wright

Los Angeles firemen to operate ambulances in three port areas

Harbor Division firefighters will run city ambulances in San Pedro Harbor City and Wilmington starting Monday. Two box type ambulances plus a rescue squad will cover the area south from 203rd Street to the harbor with six patient capacity. Costs for the first year are projected at 75000 to 83000 dollars.

Los Angeles San Pedro Harbor City Wilmington Jake Dukes Operaton Mesa St S. Beacon St. Oere Ing 203Rd Street Los Angles Strip Harbor Dukes Central Receiving Hospital Harbor Medical Clinic Harbor General Hospital

Probation Given in Welfare Bill

A Los Angeles woman, Clara Thompson, 51, received five years probation after pleading guilty to one count of grand theft for stealing $4,600 in welfare funds from the County Department of Public Social Services. She was ordered to repay the remaining amount, with $2,500 already paid, and has resigned from her county clerk typist job.

Los Angeles County Department Public Social Services Clara Thompson Prand Heft Superior Court John JL. Cole Thompson

Scenic Drive Reconsidered in Mulholland Route Vote

The Senate defeated a bill to authorize a four lane scenic highway along nine miles of Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles. Assemblyman Paul Priolo urged the measure, but internal leadership sought a reconsideration vote as Sen. Robert Stevens requested to bring the measure back for another floor ruling.

Sacramento UPS Senate State Highway Commission Mulholland Drive Los Angeles Paul Priolo Pacific

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