Brown Still top Candidate in California Democratic race
UPI report shows Edmund G Brown Jr leading the California Democratic gubernatorial field with 29 percent support among Democrats. Robert Moretti 16 percent, Joseph Alioto 15 percent, with 24 percent undecided. After excluding the undecided, Brown leads 38 percent to 21 percent for Moretti and 20 percent for Alioto.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Mervin D. Field
Brown
Assembly
Robert Moretti
Joseph Alioto
Moretti
Alioto
Los Angeles
Baxter Ward
Jerome Waldie
William Matson Roth
Herb Hafif
Canadian Winds Cool Nation as Frost Warnings Spread
Cool air from Canada chilled much of the Midwest and Great Lakes with freeze and frost warnings issued in Michigan Kentucky Ohio and West Virginia. Winds gusted on the lower Great Lakes, gale warnings for Lake Huron, while rain drizzle and snow affected the Northeast and Rocky Mountain regions. Morning temps ranged from 78 at Key West to 24 at Hibbing Minnesota.
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United Pres International
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Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Canada
Great Lakes
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Key West
Fla
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Minn
Reagan rejects arbitration bid in state employee pay dispute
California State Employees Association weighs actions including a possible strike after Gov Ronald Reagan refused to submit next year's wage and benefits plan to arbitration. CSEA cites a proposed $19 million package for the next year, with salaries at $110 million, while Reagan proposes a 2.7 percent pay raise in a $90 million package.
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Sacramento
UPI
California State Employes Association
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
CSEA
John Matheny
Matheny
House judiciary members shift to old problem
The House Judiciary Committee halted impeachment considerations to address Marcos Rodriguez, a Texas boy hurt by a 1925 bomb fuse. The panel approved paying Rodriguez 10,000 dollars, moving the claim from decades of bills and timing noted with minimal debate.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Marcos Rojas Rodriguez
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Tex
Rodriguez
Juan
Army
Senate
Congress
Public notice invites bids for school equipment sale and trade in
The Lompoc Unified School District announces bids for bid no B 177 73 74 offering new equipment and surplus items for sale or trade in. Bids due by 2 00 PM May 8 in the Purchasing Agent office, 1301 North A Street Lompoc California. Required cashier's check or bond 5 percent for bids $1 000 or more. The Board reserves right to reject any or all bids and waive irregularities. Dated April 19 1974.
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Board OF Trustees
Lompoc Unified
Santa Barbara
California
Lompoc Unified School District
P.O. Box H. Lompoc
Battle for Golan Heights Intensifies Amid Missiles and Skirmishes
The 44 day battle around Mt Hermon saw Syria and Israel exchange artillery and tank fire for hours as Damascus reports repelling Israeli air attacks. Syria allegedly deployed advanced SAM9 missiles, while Israel claims two aircraft lost and two MIGs shot down amid claims of air defenses bolster.
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United Press International
Mt. Hermon
Golan Heights
Syria
Damascus
Israel
Lebanon
Beirut
al Moharrer
Al_ Safir
Flournoy questions Zebra case tactics in San Francisco
State Controller Houston Flournoy, a Republican governor candidate, warned that Alioto's search for the zebra killer may infringe constitutional rights. He cited lawsuits over stopping and questioning Black individuals and noted possible legal problems while urging caution on harsh deterrence. He also commented on political kidnapping cases.
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Norwalk
UPI
Houston Flournoy
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Alioto
Kiwanis
Rotary Club
Flournoy
Patricia Hearst
Reagan admits to paying taxes
Reagan confirms paying state tax on 1973 income with a simple yes. The remark follows past criticism over avoiding the 1970 state income tax due to business reverses. The governor, known for saying taxes should hurt, faced renewed scrutiny from the disclosure.
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Reagan
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Airmen held in brutal Utah stereo shop murders
Two airmen, Dale S. Pierre and William A. Andrews, were held on suspicion of torturing five hostages with acid and shooting them in the head during a March robbery at a stereo shop in Ogden Utah. An 18 year old girl was raped before she was killed. A third suspect was questioned and released.
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Ogden, Utah
UPI
William A. Andrews
Jonesboro
Ogden
LeRoy Jacobsen
Pierre
Jacobsen
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