Rockefeller rules out Lindsay for Kennedy seat
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller said in Little Rock he would not consider Mayor John V. Lindsay for the Senate seat left by Robert F. Kennedy unless Lindsay asked. Lindsay said he has not applied for the job and won’t.
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Tough, Tougher Gun Measures Due for State Action
Sacramento lawmakers weigh gun control as about a dozen bills on weapons circulate this session. Assemblyman Craig Biddle notes this volume is typical, with two main proposals split by party: AB 2906 demanding universal registration and licensing, and a Republican plan pushing harsher penalties for firearm misuse.
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Weather summary for interior and desert regions with mild winds
Forecast calls for sunny to slightly cooler mornings and warmer afternoons. Highs reach 85 to 95 degrees, with gusty offshore winds near coastal areas and morning winds around 18 knots. Overnight low clouds give way to afternoon sunshine through the period.
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Knife evidence in Costa Mesa murder case examined by police
Police in Costa Mesa scrutinize kitchen knives from Irene Tucker's home at 1642 Minorca Place as part of the murder inquiry. Mrs. Tucker, 37, wife of Councilman George Tucker, is held without bail after a neighbor died from stab wounds reported Friday afternoon. The case hinges on weapon location, motive, and witnesses with arraignment anticipated early this week.
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Fireworks Blamed for 2 Story Home Fire
Fire officials tentatively identified youngsters playing with fireworks as the cause of a blaze at a two story Virginia Country Club area home. Acting Battalion Chief Loren Peck said four Long Beach Fire Department units responded to 3918 Country Club Drive where flames damaged a bedroom, bathroom, hall and roof area. The vacant rental property had sparks reach the adjacent home at 3920 Country Club Drive but was extinguished quickly and no damage estimate was given.
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