Cullen Probes 58 Million Dollar Phone Rate Hike
Long Beach Assemblyman Mike Cullen voices sharp questions on Pacific Telephone rate increase of 58 million dollars annually urging comparative data across California utilities. He warns residents face a 25 percent boost and potential Long Beach rate hikes, and says a resolution will demand in state utility comparisons for the Public Utilities Commission.
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College group urges scholarship increase
SACRAMENTO UP reports representatives of the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities urged Governor Reagan to back legislation expanding state scholarships for high school students. About 6,200 scholarships were awarded in 1966 67, roughly one percent of graduates, with a proposed budget increase of 1,120,600 dollars for 1967 68 to maintain the one percent level.
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Reagan Penalty bills pass Senate in California
In Sacramento, three GOP backed bills to raise penalties for robbery burglary and rape cleared the Senate. Senator George Miller opposed arguing mandatory terms would hurt near-misses. supporters led by Sen. Deukmejian said seven year minimum before parole and longer terms are needed. The measures now head to the Assembly.
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Assembly Group OKs Probe of UC Finances
In Sacramento the Assembly Joint Education and Audit Committees approved a plan to audit University of California finances. The measure directs the auditor general to examine UC financial practices and allocates 30000 for the study. Assemblyman Frank Lanterman supports the audit as a way to find savings and improve efficiency.
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Humane Society Takes Over Live Easter Day Pets
In Montrose hundreds of birds, monkeys, and other small animals destined for Easter trade were confiscated by the Humane Society in a raid on a shack. The operation, led by Victor Baldwin of the California Humane Society, involved Montrose Sheriff's deputies.
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Five UC deaths in a month shock Berkeley campus
The University of California campus was stunned by its fifth selfinflicted death in a month. A 20 year old laboratory technician, Tony S Smith, leapt from an eighth floor, following earlier jumps from International House and other sites. Upper balconies were closed and windows locked as officials searched for causes.
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Diesel tax break eyed for city bus firms study shows
In a Tuesday report urban transit operators including in Gardena Long Beach Los Angeles Stanton and Torrance would gain a tax saving from a bill exempting them from diesel fuel tax The measure announced by Assemblyman James A. Hayes would cut tax value by about 2.3 million dollars.
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