Hayakawa to debate Tunney on TV in California
Sen Tunney and Republican challenger S J Hayakawa plan a second TV debate in California as they crisscross the state in a tight Senate race. Tunney spoke to a San Jose Rotary Club about attacking unemployment amid inflation while Hayakawa urged private sector driven growth and criticized government jobs programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunney
S.J. Hayakawa
California
Los
Hayakawa
Bob Egelko
Associated Press
Rotary Club
San Jose
Times
Turney
Los Angeles Times
State Eyes 22 MPG Cars in Bid for Fleet
Sacramento sources report the state seeks cars delivering about 22 miles per gallon for its fleet. The plan involves a two year procurement and may affect subcompact shares, with officials noting bids aim to limit emissions while meeting budget goals. Leonard Grimes, director of General Services, commented on the impact of the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Quinn
Detroit
Leonard Grimes
Department
General Services
State Off
KMS
Feud Over State Highway Plans Heats Up At Hearing
A heated hearing on proposed highway plans drew sharp exchanges among attendees and officials. The dispute centered on project scope and oversight, with critics accusing the department of dominance by certain interests and urging changes before any commission action.
Governor's aide weighs racing options in Sacramento
Aide to the governor reviews racing policy and possible state actions in Sacramento as officials weigh options for horse or harness racing developments this year.
Smog Damages California National Forests and Parks
Fresno AP air pollution has damaged tens of thousands of pine trees in California national forests including Sierra Sequoia and Los Padres and Sequoia Kings Canyon Park. Trees show yellow brown mottling and sickly needles, with weakened health increasing insect and disease risk. Officials warn smog stems from the San Joaquin Valley and fear broader ecological effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
California
State Air Resources Board
ARE
U.S. Forest Service
Sierra, Sequoia and
Los Padres National
Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park
Sequoia National Park
ARB
Tom Quinn
San Joaquin Valley
Briggs
ALRB Delays Access Ruling on Proposition 14
In Bath, California the Agricultural Labor Relations Board delayed ruling on access to farm property for union organizers. Chairman Gerald Brown cited his conviction that the board lacks proper public input in the election campaign and stated no action will be taken now. The rule would require farmers to allow union organizers on their land for a set period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Ramento
Gerald Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ntgapi
Sacramento
API
Analot
Cresiza Research Corp
Donald Burns
State Transportation Agency
William Leonard
State Highway Commission
Assembly Transportation Committee
AP Ie
Pickway Pool Benkraps the
Committee
Heart Az
Giantures
Cal.’s
George Briegs
ALRB
Contemporary Furniture
Actessoies
Wests
Los Angeles
Orange County
Boca
Lorg Beant
ISS
Robinsons & Ohrbachs
Lios Cerritos Center
Fee Way
Os South Street
Ceretes
A. B.C
Bra
Wards Bro
Costa Mesa
Riverside
Canda Park
Eagle Rock
Panorama City West
Covina
Achwalk
Ute Re Oliste
Datladal Sham Tos
Benda
MR. Pumpkin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!