California Seeks More Radar Cops
Sacramento reports California would add radar-equipped patrol cars to reduce speeds and save lives, backed by Patrol Commissioner Glen Craig who argues that 200 units could lower average highway speed by two miles per hour in the first year. The plan faced budget-cut resistance from legislative panels and Gov. Brown.
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California
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Assembly
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Canada votes to abolish capital punishment at last
Canada's House of Commons passes a bill to abolish the death penalty by a 133 to 125 vote on a second reading. Supporters say the measure ends capital punishment. opponents vow renewed efforts to restore hanging as Canada moves toward a permanent ban alongside Sweden. The bill proceeds to committee study with possible amendments.
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UPI
Canada
House of Commons
Sweden
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House
Commons
Widow of jet pilot sues in Kennedy crash case
The widow Charlotte E. Kleven sues for 3 million in Brooklyn federal court alleging negligence by the FAA Port Authority Boeing Collins Radio Co and a wind warning system in the Kennedy crash that killed 113 aboard a Eastern Airlines 727 last year. The suit targets failed weather alerts and flight director system warnings.
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John W. Kleven
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New Orleans
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FAA
Kennedy
Collins Radio Co
Iowa
Boeing
Chavez Agency Revived by Assembly Budget Move
The Assembly approved a 41 to 7 vote to form an oversight committee over the Agricultural Labor Relations Board as part of reviving the ALRB with a $6.8 million budget request. Assemblyman Tom Suitt said the joint Senate Assembly panel would curb bitter attitudes and avoid scare tactics toward small farmers.
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Indian Wells
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Giscard Begins State Visit To Britain In London
President Valery Giscard d Estaing arrives with Anne-Aymone amid royal welcome and crowds as Britain hosts first French leader since 1960. He visits Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, and plans talks with James Callaghan and Anthony Crosland. First parliament address planned.
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UPI
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Jean Sauvagnargues
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Victoria Station
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Prince Philip
James Callaghan
Anthony Crosland
Roy Jenkins
Orly
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French Riviera
Charles de Gaulle
Edinburgh
Westminster
Callaghan
Crosland
Marshall Ferdinand Foch
Westminster Abbey
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Bomb hits Bayerus City Building in Ohio
A bomb exploded in the Bayerus City Building in Bucyrus early Tuesday, damaging the second floor of the two story structure with about 50 000 dollars in losses. Two men were detained for questioning. police noted the front, including the main police office on the first floor, remained largely undamaged and the door was left unlocked.
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United States
Bucyrus, Ohio
UPI
Bayerus City
Paul Denza
City Hall
Police Department
Hayakawa open to Ford or Reagan as GOP nominee
Hayakawa says it makes no difference which Republican secures the presidential nomination. He notes Reagan’s primary success may boost chances in November and urges funds for the battered Agricultural Labor Relations Board. Senate GOP Leader Deukmejian, with Hayakawa, cautions on reviving the board amid budget talks.
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UPI
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U.S. Senate
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Battered Agricultural Labor Relations Board
Senate
George Deukmejian
Legislative Conference
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Carter opposes limiting federal busing orders
In Boston Carter rejected Ford's plan to cap court ordered desegregation busing, saying a three or five year limit would require a constitutional amendment. He supports voluntary busing and floated the idea of black or female running mates while continuing to withhold any definite choice.
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UPI
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Jimmy Carter
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Boston
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