Long Beach Area Congressmen See District Changes
Long Beach area congressmen Cra ig Hosmer Glenn Anderson and Richard Hanna choose new districts after reapportionment maps. Anderson shifts to the 6th district with Long Beach extending east to Atlantic Cherry, Hosmer moves to the 34th, Hanna to the 38th, while a new coastal 2th district looms near Palos Verdes with Alphonzo Bell and Charles Wilson as potential candidates.
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Washington
Long Beach
Craig Hosmer
Glenn Anderson
Richard Hanna
California Supreme Court
Anderson
Atlantic
Cherry Avenues
Hosmer
Huntington Beach
Rossmore
Huntington Harbour
Seal Beach
Hanna
Dbuena Park
Los Angeles County
Buena Park
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Alphonzo Bell
Compton
Charles Wilson
Los Angeles
Redistricting shakeup draws Senate and Assembly players
Long Treach area legislators weigh moves as redistricting reshapes districts from San Pedro to Beverly Hills. Sen Ralph Dills considers switching to the 28th while Sen Robert Stevens eyes the 30th. Assembly members Vincent Thomas and Robert Beverly weigh re-election plans as Gardena incumbent Paul Bannai eyes a run. Orange County incumbents Ken Cory and others praise lines that merge counties and expand Democratic strength.
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Robert S. Stevens
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Ventura County
Los Angeles
Anthony Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Vincent Thomas
D-San Pedro
Robert Beverly
Manhattan Beach
el Segundo
Thomas
Assembly
Beverly
Alsit Tunagin
Paul Bannai
Gardena
Hawthorne
Tortrance
Wis
Robert McLennzin
Compton
Paramount
Bellflower
Rowney
Senate
Orange County
Garden Grove
Ken Cory
Cory
Robert Burke
Huntington Beach
Robert Badheam
Newport Beach
Burke
Badham
San Diego County
Gunpowder blast damages garage injures two
LA Puenta UPI report says an air explosion and fire from a can of gunpowder destroyed a house on Tuesday. Marty Fowler and his son David, 18, were injured with first degree burns and minor injuries. Firemen assessed damage at 24,200 dollars.
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LA Puenta
UPI
Marty Fowler
David
Carrier mothballing delayed four weeks for stripping
SAN DIEGO UPI Final decommissioning of the aircraft carrier Ticonderoga was delayed four weeks to allow more time to strip small items of equipment. The 912-foot ship will stay at North Island NAS until Oct 1 before moving to San Diego Naval Station for heavy machinery removal.
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San Diego
UPI
Ticonderoga
Ote
Tico
North Island Naval Air Station
San Diego Naval Station
San Diego Bay
Pacific Fleet Naval Air Force
San Diego- Coronado Bay Bridge
Naval Station
New S F State chief vows faculty peace after criticism
Paul Romberg, newly named San Francisco State University president, told several hundred faculty members he would seek to bridge legitimate differences of opinion with the faculty. Some opposed his appointment method, while professor Frederick Terrien called the selection a chronicle of democratic principles’ illness. Romberg, ex-president of Bakersfield State College, faced a half-minute of applause amid concerns trustees excluded faculty input.
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San Francisco
Paul Romberg
San Francisco State University
Romberg
S. J. Hayakawa
Rombe
Frederick Terrien
Terrien
Bakersfield State College
Clearlake Oaks Fire Contained After Massive Northern California Blaze
Firefighters tamed the season’s largest forest fire near Clearlake Oaks, spreading across about 22000 acres and destroying eight buildings in Northern California. The Tuesday effort involved seven firemen securing the blaze and limiting further damage.
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Clearlake Oaks
California
Kidnap suspect described after citywide search
Police and REACT members scoured the area after a girl was abducted. Officer Doug Las P Sarvis took the original report as a 1965 yellow Pontiac was sighted roaming the neighborhood. Rode’s address and a matching car raised suspicions when he returned home late Monday.
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Douglas P Sarvis
REACT
Allpoints
Rode
Matthieson
Chavez says boycott will devastate California growers
UPI reports Cesar Chavez told University of Hawaii students the nationwide grape and lettuce boycott, backed by Teamsters contracts, would devastate California growers. He claimed the campaign is stronger than 1969, condemning migrant worker exploitation and urging that racial tactics and violence fail to deter the union.
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Honolulu
UPI
United Farm Workers Union
Cesar Chavez
California
Teamsters
Chavez
University of Hawaii
Justice Dept tied to Agnew case leak
Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson acknowledged the Justice Department may have leaked information about the Spiro T. Agnew investigation. In a Washington Post interview, he said news media sources told him leaks originated within his department.
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Washington
UPD
Elliot L. Richardson
Justice Department
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington Post
Today
Richardson
Agnew
Indictments In Watergate Case Expand To Ehrlichman
The article details continuing indictments in the Watergate affair with John Ehrlichman, John Krogh, and James McCord. It notes Ehrlichman’s role overseeing the plumbers unit, tapes from his Senate testimony, and memoranda about covert Ellsberg file actions. It mentions immunity for Hunt and Cuban conspirators, and reactions from attorneys for Ehrlichman, Krogh, and Liddy.
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Mer
Nixon
David Young
Henry Kissinger
G. Gordon Liddy
White House
Pentagon
Beverly Hills
Lewis Fielding
E. Howard Hunt
Liddy
Ehrlichman
Plumbers” Unit
Greed
U.S. Senate Watergate Committee
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A-Long Beach
Joe Gonsalves
Galveston
Tex
Delia
New S.F
Justice Dept
District Attorney’s Office
Washington, D.C
Young
FBI
Ellsberg
William Matthew Byrne Jr
Federal District Court
Anthony J. Russo Jr
Senate Watergate Committee
Grand Jury
Krogh
Joseph Ball
Seattle
Hunts Point
Steven N. Shulman
Peter Maroulis
Kate Greenaway
Alice Blue
Whitbang
Kong Beach
Pamona
Santa Ada da Phila
Palos Verdes
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