Air hijacker tied to Panther shootout on Oakland to New York flight
An air piracy suspect linked to the Black Panther confrontation in San Francisco faces up to 20 years if extradited from Cuba. Three officers were killed in the shootout near the Hall of Justice as federal and local authorities detained eight others and charged a hijacker with air piracy.
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Cleaver Bond Forfeiture Case Aimed By Attorney
Attorney Harry B. Bremond seeks to set aside a December 23 court order forfeiting Cleaver's $50 000 bond. The action involves the forfeiture and the ongoing challenge to the ruling.
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California Senate stalls DDT ban bill amid review
A Senate Agricultural Committee vote delays the DDT ban bill after a six hour hearing with 29 witnesses. Senator Nejedly’s measure faces amendments and possible compromise by 1972 or 1973. Dissents from Beilenson Rodda and Mills mark the split, while other pesticide bills await further study.
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Move to Halt Channel Drilling Goes to Senate
Jesse M. Unruh of Inglewood to the Finance Committee. If approved by the Senate, the bill is an outgrowth of January disaster in the Santa Barbara Channel where spillage from a well on federally owned land six miles off shore raised concerns about offshore drilling safety and federal oversight.
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GOP Boss Loses Bid for Power in Senate Budget Fight
In Sacramento the Senate failed to grant the GOP control of budget writing. The new Republican leader lost 4-1 as two Republicans John F. McCarthy and Jack Schrade joined two Democrats against him. Democrats will join Republican Richard J. Colwig as budget negotiators, altering Senate bargaining dynamics.
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Senate trims Reagan budget by 27.2 million
Sacramento reports the Senate Finance Committee advanced a 6.19 billion dollar state budget to the full Senate, trimming 27.2 million from Reagan’s request. The plan cuts mainly construction projects, with a June 30 deadline for Reagan’s signature and a joint conference to resolve differences.
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