California legislature weighs repealing milk price and used car smog rules
California lawmakers consider scrapping minimum wholesale milk prices and the South Coast used car smog device rules as SB14 and SB45 move through committees. Governor Brown opposes the milk repeal while supporters cite lower grocery prices.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Los Angeles
Assembly
South Coast Air Basin
Omer Rains
Ventura
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Food and Agriculture
Edmund G. Brown Jr
David Roberts
Wire found in SLA cells tied to Foster murder trial
Authorities say jewelers wire strands were hidden in an ink cartridge and a court document in the Symbionese Liberation Army suspects Russell Little and Joseph Remiro cells. The pair face trial for Marcus Foster's 1973 slaying, with jury selection ongoing.
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Sacramento
UPI
Symbionese Liberation Army
Russell Little
Joseph Remiro
Little
Remiro
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Sacramento County
Alameda County
San Francisco Bay Area
Hughes sought longer war to recover helicopter losses
Las Vegas Sun reports billionaire Howard Hughes urged extending the Vietnam War to recoup losses from his light observation helicopter program. Two former aides, Robert Maheu and John Meier, confirmed memoranda proposing influencing Washington to keep the war going.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Howard Hughes
Vietnam
Las Vegas Sun
Sun
Hughes
Nevada
Robert Aheu
John Meier
Maheu
The
Meier
Vancouver
B.C
Washington
Hughes Helicopter
Ford photographer criticizes non aid to Vietnam in trip
David Hume Kennerly, Ford's personal photographer, voices anger over U.S. policy in Vietnam after eight days in Saigon and visits to Nha Trang Cam Ranh Bay and Dalat. He says refugees fear Communists, the South Vietnamese seek leadership, and Congress weighs down the President. Also notes Justice Dept plans deportation action against Bishop Valerian D. Trifa.
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AIR Force One
API
David Hume Kennerly
Ford
Vietnam
Kennerly
United States
Gerald R. Ford
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Indochina
Saigon
Nha Trang
Cam Ranh Bay
Dalat
America
South Vietnam
Detroit
Justice Department
Valerian D. Trifa
IRS data collected on groups
IRS affidavits allege data gathering on income tax protest groups from 1972 to 1975. Records included church sermons, attendee names and car licenses, and discussions in court corridors. Prosecution practices were noted amid Watergate era disclosures of IRS surveillance.
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IRS
Los Angeles
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Laurie S. Harris
Terrence Oaks
Oaks
Tax Rebellion Committee
U.S
White House
Donald C. Alexander
Special Services
Los Angeles Times
Public Notices From Lompoc and Santa Barbara County
A compilation of public notices includes a fictitious business name filing for Pioneer Custom Cabinets by Michael L. Horvath and David A. Horvath in Lompoc, filed March 19, 1975, and a will probate hearing set for April 14, 1975 in Santa Maria. Also notes abandonment of the Custom Trophy Designs fictitious name by Albert J. Seargeant III and associates, and a Lompoc City Council resolution adopting the Southern California Master Labor Agreement as prevailing wage rates.
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Pioneer Custom Cabinets
North First St. Lompoc
Calif
Michael L. Horvath
North E
St. Lompoc
David A. Horvath
Santa Barbara County
Howard C. Menzel
Judy Austin
Superior Court OF the
State OF California
County OF
Santa Barbara
Alexander Edward Mahan, JR
Virginia B. Mahan
Department No. SM
East Cook Street
City of
Santa Maria
California
Anni. Jones
Eugene L. Huseman
Constellation Rd
Lompoc
County
Edward J. Hoffman
Albert J. Seargeant III
Santa Maria St. Vandenberg Afb
Kenneth P. Day
Aspen Vandenberg Afb
State of
Southern California
City Council
Director of Industrial Relations
Art Scott
Wilma Thomas
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Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Brown
Bill Lockyer
D-San Leandro
Dennis Carpenter
R-Newport Beach
Peter Behr
Tiburon
SLA
United Press International
Ban Me Thuout
Jane Fondas
Congress
Trifa
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Tunney
Crisis Center
Mission Federal
Mission Federal Savings
North H Street
Mission Federal Savings & Loan Association
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