No evidence Hearst hid in Jack Scott apartment
UPI reports federal investigators found no proof Patricia Hearst stayed in Jack Scott’s Manhattan brownstone. FBI sources say she may not have traveled to New York City, contrary to earlier rumors tying Hearst to the Scotts. fingerprints found belonged to the Scotts and associates. no Hearst traces detected.
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New York
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Manhattan
Jack Scott
FBI
New York City
Berkeley
Calif
Symbionese Liberation Army
Scott
Upper West Side
Miss Hearst
Pennsylvania
Micki
San Francisco
Marilyn Baker
Kpix-Tv
Scotts
Algiers
South Canaan
William
Emily Harris
SLA
Wendy Yoshimura
Randolph A. Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Hearst
Oberlin College
Ohio
Sacramento Senate Briefs Move on Death Penalty and Rent Controls
United Press International reports Senate committees approve death-penalty for prisoners who kill, 6-2 to floor. Rent permits allow local government to control price and supply of rental units. Other actions include “none of the above” voting option, PUC hearings before rate hikes, ROTC university funding ban if gender discrimination occurs, and humanitarian aid for Vietnam refugees. AJR memorials call for reopening Kennedy investigation.
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Carpenter
Newport Beach
Roberts
Los Angeles
Assembly Committees
Campbell
Hacienda
PUC
State Public Utilities Commission
Duffy
Hanford
Cypress
Vietnam
Meade
D-Berkeley
Kennedy
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Lockyer
San Leandro
Death penalty eyed for inmate killings in bill advance
In California the Senate Judiciary Committee narrowly approved SB486 authoring the death penalty for inmates who kill other prisoners. The measure, by Sen. Dennis Carpenter, awaits a Senate floor vote as critics argue it fails as deterrence.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dennis Carpenter
Newport Beach
Senate
Carpenter
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Misuse of funds charges shake California oil division
Sacramento energy officials suspend Division of Oil and Gas leaders amid investigations into morale issues and shifting funds. Moran names Matthews and Weddles reassigned to special tasks while audits proceed. Gay to act as interim director.
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Sacramento
UPS
State Division of Oil and Gas
Conservation Department
Lewis A. Moran
John F. Matthews Jr
James R. Weddles
Moran
Division of Oil and Gas
Long Beach
Thomas Gay
Division of Mines and Geology
Matthews
Weddles
Unicameral plan to merge Legislature stalls in committee
An Assembly Elections and Reapportionment Committee vote killed two constitutional amendments proposing a unicameral 120 member body (ACAG) or a 99 member chamber (ACAIG). The panel sent the measures to a between-session study, while critics defended the current two house system. Assemblyman Jack R. Fenton argued for maintaining checks and balances.
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Sacramento
UPI
State
Senate
Assembly
Tom Bane
D-Van Nuys
Kenneth Maddy
Firebaugh
Bane
Maddy
ACAIG
Nebraska
Federal Congress
Jack R. Fenton
D-Montebello
Rent control bill fails in California Senate committee
Senate Judiciary Committee defeats SB123 3 to 5 allowing local rent controls. Supporters urged action to curb price hikes for students and seniors while real estate groups warned it would deter investment and reduce rental stock. The sponsor hinted at an initiative to place the measure on the statewide ballot.
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David A. Roberts
Loss Angeles
Judiciary Committee
Roberts
California
Dugald Gillies
California Real Estate Association
Peter Mendelsohn
San Francisco
None of the above voting bill advances in Assembly panel
The Assembly Elections and Reapportionment Committee approved AB59 by William Campbell on a 6-2 vote to let voters select none of the above. Curtis Tucker abstained, arguing none are acceptable. The bill moves to the floor for a broader vote.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
William Campbell
Aacienda Heights
Curtis Tucker
D-Inglewood
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