Assembly panel approves two year legislative sessions plan
The Assembly Elections Committee approved Assembly Speaker Robert Monagan's constitutional amendment for continuous two year sessions. The plan calls for a December start after elections, open meeting laws, two year survival of bills, earlier law effects, and governor access to call extraordinary sessions.
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Key
Assembly Committee
Sacramento
UPS
Assembly Elections Committee
Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
Ronald Reagan
Ways and Means Committee
Paul Priolo
R-Pacific
Lindsay Delivers Divided Charter Day Speech Across Campuses
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay spoke at Berkeley and Stanford amid mixed reception. He condemned violence and repression, urged an end to Vietnam era excesses, and warned against silencing dissent while praising civil rights progress and ongoing efforts to heal society.
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Lindsay
University of California
Berkeley
Memorial Church
Stanford
New York
Vietnam
Hughes to Purchase Air West for About 90 Million
The Hughes Tool Company completed arrangements to buy Air West, Inc., the nation’s largest regional carrier, for roughly 90 million dollars. Air West will join Hughes Air Corporation, 78 percent owned by Hughes Tool and 22 percent by Howard Hughes. Irving Tague will be VP for corporate services and acting general manager of Air West, formed in 1968, serving eight Western states with Canada and Mexico routes and about 3,400 employees.
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San Mateo
API
Hughes Tool Company
Air West, Inc
Hughes Air Corporation
Howard Hughes
Hughes Tool
Hughes Air Directors
Irving Tague
Air West
Canada
Mexico
LA Teachers Strike Nears After Reagan Refusal
UTLA leader Robert Ransom says a Los Angeles teachers strike is almost certain as Governor Reagan refuses to boost state school funding. He calls the meeting with Reagan futile and notes UTLA sought a half-cent sales tax hike and support for Proposition 8 to cover local education costs.
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Sacramento
UPI
United Teachers
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
UTLA
Robert Ransom
Ransom
County sign policy questioned after Buellton inn sign ok
Board chairman George H Clyde fears approving a 53 by 200 sign for Andersen's Inn at Buellton opens the door for larger freeway area signs. The 3 2 vote grants a conditional exception to a rule that limits signs to 30 feet high and 100 square feet. The ruling may affect Goleta Valley Holiday Inn and others seeking larger displays along U S 101.
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Board of Supervisors
George H. Clyde
Clyde
Andersen's Inn
Buellton
Inn Group
Andersen's
Highway 246
Andersen
New
Holiday Inn m Management
Goleta Valley
U.S. 101
Daniel G. Grant
Daryl Nielsen
Inn
Francis H. Bea
Ite
Andersen’s Inn
Beattie
County Planning Commission
Look Magazine Seeks Trial Postponement in Alioto Libel Case
Look Magazine asks U.S. District Judge Bruce Thompson for at least 120 days to delay the $12.5 million libel suit filed by San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto. Attorneys argue a March 16 ruling created a jury question on defamation and requires more time for the defense.
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San Francisco
UPI
Look Magazine
Joseph Alioto
U.S. District Court
Bruce Thompson
Charles Kenady
Look
Thompson
Alioto
Kenady
Lompoc Record Adjudicated Legal Newspaper Adhering to Court Decree
The Lompoc Record is designated as an adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065 and is published in Lompoc California 93436. It is produced by Lompoc Record Publications a California corporation with officers Mrs Kenneth L Adam president J Donald Adam publisher secretary treasurer Harry J Crompe editor vice president Gaylen Jackson business manager vice president and belongs to multiple press associations including United Press International International Press Institute and California Press Association.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Severe April storm lashes eastern region with high winds
A major spring storm battered the East with 60 to 80 mph winds and heavy rain and snow. The Ohio River neared flood stage in Pittsburgh as parts of New York, New Jersey, and New England reported widespread wind damage and rapid snowfall travel hazards.
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Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Middle Atlantic States
New England
New York City
Central Park
Gus
Blackstone
Doylestown
Upstate
New York
Jamestown
Fredonia
N.Y
Rumford
Maine
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
Tennessee
Kentucky
Great Lakes
Appalachian
Mississippi River
Rockies
Lander
Wyo
Lompoc events calendar features sales, dinners, races and shows
A busy slate of community activities includes a giant rummage sale at St Marys Episcopal Church today from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and tomorrow 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sigma Alpha Zeta holds a garage sale April 3–4. A fund raising dinner for Assemblyman MacGillivray is set April 4 at Knights of Pythias Hall with speaker Robert Monagan. Motorcycle races April 5 at Santa Maria Speedway. Debris cleanup by Moose members April 5 at Ocean Park. Bethany Ladies Guild hosts a student panel April 5 at Bethany Lutheran Church. Senior Citizens potluck and a Busch Gardens trip are planned for April 6 and April 24 respectively. Various meetings and events from April 8 to April 18 include UCSB talks, an auction April 11 at 3346 Constellation Road, and an Antique Airplane Show April 11–12. May 17 hosts La Purisima Mission Fiesta.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Central Avenue
Lompoc
California
MacGillivray
Knights of Pythias
State Assembly
Robert Monagan
James May
J. J. Perry
Lompoc Valley
Wiretap bill faces Assembly scrutiny in California
The Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee shows little enthusiasm for a Senate wiretap bill. Chairman Frank Murphy notes past moderate proposals have failed. he predicts Biddle’s bill may win approval. The Nejedly measure allows up to 30 days with broader tap placement. Biddle’s limits to 10 days and specified locations.
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Sacramento
API
Assembly
John A. Nejedly
Walnut Creek
Senate
Murphy
Assemblyman
W. Craig Biddle
Riverside
Ronald Reagan
Biddle
Nejedly
Weathermen Riot Trial Opens Under Hoffman
In Chicago UPI reports Judge Julius J. Hoffman will preside over the October trial of 12 militant Weathermen charged with conspiring to incite riots. The defendants face charges under the antiriot provisions of the Civil Rights Act of 1968.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S. District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
Chicago Seven
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