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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1973

Page

7

Los Angeles Council veto defeat blocks power plant deal

Hopis celebrate a Los Angeles victory as the city council fails to override Mayor Bradley's veto on an operating agreement for a controversial Navajo power plant near Page Arizona. Environmentalists and Navajo leaders argued the project would cause air pollution harming nearby communities.

Loyngeles Tom Bradley Arizona Yaatit Maliye Bane Wiktee Tse Jharila Page Ariz Los Angeles

Reagan leans toward veto of Simpson law repeal

In Sacramento Governor Reagan signaled a veto of the bill repealing the picketing ban at the State Capitol and denied the ban targeted Robert Simpson. He recalled 1969 protests, said the law aimed to curb unruly demonstrators, and noted Simpson’s long Capitol presence with protest signs. He avoided a direct pledge on vetoing the repealer.

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Reagan Calls State Lawmaking Pace Unimpressive

Governor Reagan said the new two year session format showed little difference from previous years with legislators rushing hundreds of bills in last minute fashion. He noted protests over recorded votes and limited prior consideration as he began signing measures.

Sacramento UPD Reagan

Fragmentary quote hints at historic mapship exercise aura

A fragmentary line evokes a sense of presence during a states exercise in mapmaking. The phrase “some of the flood of hill, but sail none” suggests a distant, reflective mood about exploration or navigation. No clear names or events are identifiable in the readable text.

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