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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1968

Page

3

Unruh to Campaign for Prop 1-A and Candidates

Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh embarks on a statewide tour to back Democratic legislative hopefuls and Prop 1-A. He warns Republicans could unseat him as speaker if Democrats lose the Assembly, while urging passage of the property tax relief measure. His stops include Santa Cruz Modesto Bakersfield Los Angeles San Mateo Chico and Santa Monica.

Sacramento Assembly Jesse M. Unruh Prop Unruh Santa Cruz Modesto Bakersfield Los Angeles San Mateo Chico Santa Monica

Freshman Calls Off Shower World Record Attempt

College freshman Doug Pennington halted his bid to set a shower endurance record after 118 hours due to classes. He later planned a possible attempt during Christmas break while crowds watched in Irvine dormitory, aided by roommate Mike Todd and regular snack breaks.

Doug Pennington University of Connecticut New York State University At Buffalo Pennington Mike Todd Todd Loma Hall

Payments to Court by Checks Studied

An ordinance to let Municipal courts accept checks for fines bail deposits and fees will go to the Board of Supervisors. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn notes Superior Courts already are authorized to take checks.

Board of Supervisors Kenneth Hahn

Thief Steals 250000 in Gems and Furs from Navy Commander's Home

The North Hollywood residence of retired Navy commander William Ott was burglarized early Sunday. Police said the thief pried open a kitchen window and ransacked two bedrooms, stealing three jewelry boxes and furs totaling about 250000 dollars. A fourth gem box was left untouched.

North Hollywood Navy Los Angeles William Ott Warrene Ott

Marines Stage Landing for Commandant at Pendleton

A Marine landing on Camp Pendleton White Beach at 9 a.m. is staged for Gen. Leonard F. Chapman commandant of the Marines. The action is part of Operation Beat Cadence begun Thursday and will include a prelude of strafing and bombing by aircraft. Chapman will tour West Coast bases and hold a press conference after the landing.

Camp Pendleton White Beach Leonard F. Chapman Marines Navy Marine Chapman West Coast Marine

Watson Bribe Trial Recessed to October Fourteen

The bribery and conflict of interest case against former Los Angeles Harbor Commission member George D. Watson is recessed until October 14 due to a California Bar Association convention and a state trial judges conference. Watson faces charges tied to stock he allegedly acquired via San Pedro developer Keith Smith in exchange for favorable actions on Smith's pending commission matters. Mayor Sam Yorty approves a Recreation and Parks proposal to build a neighborhood health center at Wrigley Field.

Los Angeles Harbor George D. Watson Watson San Pedro Keith Smith Smith Sam Yorty Recreation and Parks Commission Wrigley Field

Cranston Widens Lead in Senate Race Survey

A state poll shows Cranston leading Rafferty with 54% vs 46% strong support among voters. Cranston draws cross over Republican backing and heavy minority backing. Rafferty trails among many groups but gains with older and higher income voters.

Cranston Rafferty Repub Chounon Cscs Jacobs Peace and Freedom Party

Cranston Calls for Federal Aid to Equalize School Funds

Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful Alan Cranston urged federal subsidies to raise education in poor districts to match wealthier areas. He cited Beverly Hills spending about 1000 and Pomona about 500, blaming property tax limits and noting Watts and East Los Angeles children lack good schooling.

Los Angeles U.S. Senate Alan Cranston Cranston Beverly Hills Pomona Watts East

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