Governor appoints Patricia Gayman to head Consumer Affairs
Governor names Patricia Gayman, scheduling secretary, as director of the State Department of Consumer Affairs with a salary of 31128 a year. In Los Angeles, Billy Mills Betty Jo Sheldon and Christian E. Markey are appointed to the Superior Court bench.
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Congress poised to pass broad Consumer Protection Act
The House backed the bill 293 to 94 after seven hours of debate. It would create a Consumer Protection Agency with wide powers to pursue consumer rights in government and courts, and include three year congressional oversight. The measure awaits Senate approval and President Nixon's signature.
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Mariner 10 Enters Cruise Mode After Short Circuit
In Pasadena Caltechs Jet Propulsion Laboratory reports Mariner 10 suffered a short circuit and was placed into cruise mode shutting down most data detectors. The spacecraft moves away from Mercury into solar orbit after expanding knowledge of the planet.
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