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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1969
Page
3
Assembly Minority Leader Jess Unruh warns Governor Reagan may veto or block passage of offshore drilling control bills. He wrote Reagan urging support for two measures setting strict liability for oil companies beyond the mean tide line. Cranston said Senate action appears unlikely without Reagan’s endorsement.
In letters to California's two senators and 38 representatives, Governor Reagan urged passage of a proposed 1 percent education tax that would be available as a credit to residents.
A civil service hearing into the firing of Los Angeles County Coroner Thomas T. Noguchi is to resume today after a one week recess. Noguchi was fired last March from his position amid controversy over medical findings. The proceedings focus on the conduct and reasons for dismissal as the panel reviews evidence and testimonies presented.
In August a group of girls under 20 seek park overnight camping. Linda Gruen of the National Park Service notes camping rules and reservation needs while the hotel advances bookings and waits for refunds.
Deputies spotted three youths inside El Rancho Market in Willowbrook early Sunday. Lorenzo Baker, 14, was shot after failing to drop an air rifle. he died at St Francis Hospital. Clifford McGowan, 17, was fired on the market roof. Roderik Bush was arrested nearby. Both boys jailed on burglary suspicions.
Pvt. Terry Akers, assigned to an intelligence detachment at Randolph AFB near San Antonio, likely died from a drug overdose according to county medical examiners. Investigators noted Akers, formerly of 6181 Shawnee Road, walked into the lobby to accompany someone to California.
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