Nine Democrats on California primary ballot despite suspended candidacy
California Secretary of State March Fong Bu announced the June 8 ballot will list nine Democratic hopefuls including Len Birch Bayh who has suspended his campaign but cannot withdraw his name. Bayh will not earn delegates due to not naming a California steering committee or caucusing. Other finalists include Edmund G Brown Jr Carter Church Harris Jackson Udall Wallace and McCormack. Republican side lists Ford Reagan. Minor party candidates include Peace and Freedom and American Independent nominees.
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Placerville
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Bakersfield
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Louisiana
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AIP
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Pennyslvania
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California Assembly backs alternative to nuclear plant plan
The Assembly passed three bills delaying new atomic plants until the Energy Commission confirms reuse facilities and safety of underground reactors, while another measure halts licensing until federal storage capacity for nuclear waste is assured. Senate fate unclear.
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California Party Registration Surges in 1976 Vote Figures
Secretary of State March Fong Eu reports a jump in registered voters with Democrats at 1.4 million and Republicans at 0.3 million gains since January 1975. Democrats hold 56.8 percent, Republicans 36.9 percent, and third parties show small increases. A large group, 428,663, declined to state a party.
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Nationwide Rain and Sun Mark Early Voting Weather
Rain stretched from the Pacific Northwest to west Texas while primary voters in New York and Wisconsin saw sun and mild weather. A broad band of showers and mountain snow affected Colorado and the Rockies with travel advisories for snow chains and tires. Central Gulf Coast saw a few showers. overall, most areas enjoyed fair skies. Temperatures ranged from 23 degrees in Houston Maine to 77 in Miami and Key West.
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Senate Finance approves grower backed ALRB bill opposed by governor
The Senate Finance Committee approved SB1441 by Sen. George Zenovich 7-4 to overhaul the state farm labor relations board with $38 million, despite Gov. Brown opposition and continued United Farm Workers opposition. The panel delayed a floor vote on Brown’s $2.5 million revival plan. Bishop Mahony reported Rehnquist denied a stay on the access rule for union organizers to private farms as part of the San Joaquin Valley dispute.
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Independent Lynn Kinsky enters Senate race in California
Lynn Kinsky 32 a Santa Barbara community organizer has joined the US Senate race against Democrat John Tunney. Nominated by the Libertarian party she runs as an independent advocating massive decentralization and opposition to SB 1 as well as drugs decriminalization and amnesty for draft evaders. She also calls for U.S. withdrawal from overseas conflicts and large defense cuts.
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SAGE project taps sun power to heat water in apartments
The Gas Company explains its Solar Assisted Gas Energy program begun in 1973 with JPL Caltech and NSF funding. It moved from studies to field trials heating water in El Toro for 32 apartments and plans another system in a new Upland building, reducing natural gas use.
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Solar energy may aid gas heating amid shortages in 1980s
The article argues solar power helps water heating in new homes but remains costly. It notes 12 million customers for the gas company and outlines four major gas supply projects including Indonesia and Alaska, with coal gas from New Mexico, all delayed by approvals and rising costs. It warns shortages could worsen by 1979 or 1980 and cites 700,000 jobs at stake.
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Gas Company brochure on supply and shortage
Information on natural gas shortage and ongoing efforts to secure new supplies. Highlights include how customers can stay informed and what the Gas Company is doing to relieve supply constraints.
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