California to purge old criminal records by copying first
California moves to destroy up to 144 tons of old criminal records with copies made before destruction. Barbara Myers says rap sheets will be copied to send to police agencies and only destroyed if no requests arrive within six months. Officials note the plan costs about 5 million dollars and 250 workers, with most records eventually destroyed.
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Grim outlook for California school bond passage
Voter rejection of local school bonds has risen in California with only 0.8 percent of construction dollars approved in 1973-74, a sharp drop from 1972-78. Experts warn pessimism and inflation fears may depress turnout on November 5, while some officials see a 50-50 outcome.
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Younger to scrutinize price laws in California
State Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger announced a reexamination of fair trade laws protecting drug, milk, liquor prices. He promised stiff enforcement of drug pricing and questioned advertising price restrictions for glasses, prescription drugs, and hearing aids. A team will hold hearings statewide to assess repeal needs and possible violations of consumer protection laws.
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