Los Angeles councilman Robert Stevenson dies at 59
Los Angeles City Councilman Robert Stevenson, a former journalist and indicted in a Chinatown gaming case, died of a heart attack at age 59. He represented the 13th District including Hollywood, Silver Lake and Highland Park and served on the council since 1969. He had hepatitis and died one day after hospital admission at Northridge Community Hospital. He is survived by Peggy and Bruce.
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New York
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DMV Tightens Access to Vehicle Registration Data
Sacramento reports the State Department of Motor Vehicles will restrict telephone access to registration information. An identifier number will be required for those with a proven need, with dealers and insurers already issued codes. The rule excludes government agencies and aims to curb criminal use.
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Governor Brown backs day care centers in state buildings
Gov. Brown expressed strong support for establishing day care centers in state buildings including one at the Capitol. He suggested a patio near his office as a possible site and noted other centers in the Health and Motor Vehicles departments and a Dixon migrant camp, while warning of practical hurdles like funding and regulatory compliance.
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Berkeley lawyer named to Fair Campaign Practices Commission
Berkeley attorney Carol Brosnahan was named to replace Jerome Waldie on the Fair Campaign Political Practices Commission. The 40 year old Democrat will fill the remaining six year term, and is noted for civil liberties work and Prop. 9 support.
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New Fair Campaign Political Practices Commission
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California Continuing Education of the Bar
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Look Magazine
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Conflict seen in stocks of Geological Survey officials
Congressional investigators charged that USGS officials owned stock in firms with mineral leases on lands they manage. GAO found 49 of 223 disclosures for 1974 showed conflicts or violations. Moss urged divestiture and possible Justice Department action.
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PUC Delays PG&E Rate Request Amid Old Increase
The California Public Utilities Commission postpones hearings on Pacific Gas and Electric's 497 million rate request until its 233 million increase case, filed 19 months ago, is decided. PAC President Vernon Sturgeon cites 738 pending cases and forecasts a five to six month wait for a ruling.
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Burglars Hit Scott's Liquor in Skylight Break In
Liquor and cash valued at 600 dollars were stolen from Scott's Liquor at 1187 E Anaheim Street after burglars forced a skylight entry. Long Beach police said Tuesday.
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Unruh Says Kennedy Still In Running For 1976 Nomination
State Treasurer Jesse Unruh says Senator Edward Kennedy remains a candidate for 1976 despite his noncandidacy. Unruh notes Kennedy’s strong senate record and potential support at the Democratic convention while predicting a wide open race with many possible entrants including Gov. Brown and Gov. Askew.
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Alabama
George Wallace
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Bank of Loleta Refuses State Nondiscrimination Pledge
The state withdraws 100000 from Bank of Loleta Humboldt County after the bank refused to sign a nondiscrimination statement against women. Treasurer Jesse Unruh said 100 banks signed and Loleta was the only non signer among 100 plus. The state holds over 600 million in California banks.
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