Senator Grunsky eyes coast protection bill approval in Senate
In Sacramento the coast line bill faces a pivotal test as the Senate committee delays action to study amendments. The draft creates a statewide coastal zone commission and six regional bodies to regulate coastal development from Mexico to Oregon with power to ban detrimental projects. Key lawmakers and opposition groups spar over local control and stakeholder balance. Zenovich, the swing vote, requests more study before casting a stance.
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Gun battles flare in Belfast Catholic neighborhood during IRA tensions
In Belfast several hours after dawn gunmen and British troops clashed on Lenadoon Avenue amid calls from housewives for a temporary truce with the IRA. No casualties were reported as snipers and troops exchanged fire before the attackers fled.
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Airman of the Year Hallof Highlighted at Vandenberg AFB
MSgt. Charles D. Hallof of the Space and Missile Test Center at Vandenberg AFB named Airman of the Year. The North Dakota native leads Thor documentation and scheduling for the Thor-Boosted Systems Division, praising teamwork and Air Force evolution.
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Former Fresno State official questions memo on conspiracy
Former acting president Karl L. Falk questioned a Fresno Bee report about a 1970 memorandum accusing him of conspiring to suppress minority and radical groups. He said the allegation could not be dignified and criticized the memo's authorship and verification.
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Los Angeles Opens Consumer Affairs Office on Monday
Los Angeles launches its Bureau of Consumer Affairs to handle complaints of unethical business practices. On opening day, 277 calls and 34 visitors overwhelmed 13 investigators as citizens shared grievances about poor auto repairs and disputed casket profits.
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New Bureau of Consumer Affairs
Composer Grote Dead at 80 in Santa Monica
Ferde Grote, once a wandering pianist and arranger, died at his Santa Monica home at age 80 after shaping 20th century American music. He orchestrated Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue and wrote the Grand Canyon Suite, among other works that fused land and jazz with concert hall forms. Funeral services are set for Wednesday.
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UPI
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Photographer Testimony in Angela Davis Trial Ties Soledad Demands
Photographer James J. Kean testified that captors in the San Rafael hostage case demanded the Soledad Brothers be freed or hostages would be killed. He noted the words Soledad Brothers written in corridor notes. The trial adjourned for a juror’s father’s funeral as prosecutors argue a conspiracy to free George Jackson and implicate Miss Davis.
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Soledad
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UCLA
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Chaplin Returns to New York After 20 Years Away
Charlie Chaplin, the silent film legend, lands in New York with white hair and hatless look. He attends a Salute to Chaplin at Lincoln Center and will receive a special Oscar at the Hollywood ceremony, after decades abroad during the McCarthy era.
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