Solons Reconvene on Labor Day Vetoes and Burns Case
Lawmakers gathered in the Capitol on Labor Day amid renewed talks of veto overrides after Reagan’s long absence. The Assembly and Senate, with 69 and 37 members present respectively, weighed potential moves to override the Governor’s 83 vetoes. Milton Marks’s victory created a 2-2 Senate tie, raising talk of possible Burns ouster, though Democrats stood behind Burns and a GOP split seemed unlikely.
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Governor OKs Bills Extending Public Meeting Rules and Crime Reforms
The governor signed measures extending the Brown Act to state agencies, adding nonpublic meeting limits, and advancing pretrial hearings on search and seizure propriety. He vetoed a bill increasing county aid for juvenile care and supported creation of the California Council on Criminal Justice and a Crime Technology Research Foundation. A marine resources advisory commission was established to plan ocean use.
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San Rafael
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Santa Barbara
U N Truce Patrol Halts Canal Skirmishes Near Egypt Israel
Reports from witnesses describe Egyptian civilians killed in basements and shelters as fighting continued. Soviet destroyers and submarines moved toward Port Said and Alexandria, while Israeli forces claimed canal blocking fire and attempted entry near Port Taufig. Reuters notes ships hit and one Greek vessel badly damaged amid a container of tea shipment.
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Jail Escapee Caught as 7 Remain Missing in L A County
Los Angeles County sheriffs reported seven inmates still at large after a mass break out from the new jail. One escapee, Robert D. Colson, 28, was captured on a Hollywood street and returned to custody. The ten men fled Sunday night by squeezing through a ventilation shaft to the roof and sliding down a rope. Two others were caught soon after.
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Couples survive capsized boat 20 hours off Cape Kennedy
Two Florida couples including a pregnant woman were rescued after about 20 hours in the Atlantic atop a capsized 21 foot boat. Ernest Austin and his wife of Merritt Island along with R F Schneider and his wife of Indian Harbour Beach were spotted near Cape Kennedy by a search plane and rescued by a private boat. Schneider said the boat flipped in a sudden swell during a rainstorm and Austin was trapped under the hull in an air pocket until his companions heard him knock.
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Newhall Brush Fire 75 Percent Contained Near Leona Valley
Firefighters said the brush fire threatening Leona Valley was about 75 percent contained late Monday with no structures threatened and containment expected soon. US Forest Service noted 500 lightning strikes in Inyo National Forest near the Nevada line, with heavy rainfall easing immediate danger but potential sleeper blazes likely as temperatures climb.
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