Beech Coli Friday May 17 item on page A-16 INDEPENDENT
The fragment notes a May 17 date on page A-16 of the INDEPENDENT with Beech Coli reference. No further readable context or names are available from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1961
Page
10
The fragment notes a May 17 date on page A-16 of the INDEPENDENT with Beech Coli reference. No further readable context or names are available from the fragment.
In Vancouver and Stanford discussions, Canada weighs exporting electric power to the United States to support industrial growth. TS Peterson, president of Standard Oil California, urges policy shift to ensure ample power for expansion. Trade Minister George Hees addresses a Stanford university board on export and trade promotion.
SACRAMENTO Senate vote 22 to 8 defeated a bill requiring new real estate brokers after 1962 to take 160 hours of college study. Proponents said it would curb unqualified licensing. opponents argued it blocks entry. The measure did not apply to currently licensed brokers.
Jim Bolger a figure in late Mayor Frank L Shaw administration said he will file a 400000 dollar suit today against Mayor Norris Poulson. The action is based on allegations reportedly made by Poulson linking Bulger with the underworld.
Sacramento report notes ACA 36 by Bushrud would streamline the state constitution and modify judicial sections. Assembly amendments concurred. Salmon extends commercial salmon season to Sept 29. Snow pushes permanent county snow removal funding and other measures pass or fail as listed. SCROLLS through actions, appointments, licenses, and resolutions across multiple bills with varied authoring legislators.
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