California lawmakers weigh sex marijuana and malpractice bills
California lawmakers face a busy week with bills to relax sex and marijuana penalties and to ease a malpractice funding crisis triggering doctors walkouts. This includes insurance pools to cap costs and a near $1 billion housing finance program plus a $120 million school aid measure.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
San Francisco
Assembly
Senate
Alister McAlister
San Jose
Senate Finance Committee
Dennis Carpenter
Newport Beach
Peter Behr
Tiburon
Ways and Means
Willie Brown
George Moscone
Albert Rodda
Brown
Finance Committee
Avalanche kills one five hikers trapped on Mount St Helens
A weekend avalanche on Mount St Helens killed one hiker and left five university students from the University of Puget Sound missing and trapped on the north slope. Rescue teams faced 70 mph winds and whiteouts as they prepared for another attempt.
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Skamania County
County faces huge hike in medical malpractice costs
Los Angeles county braces for a threefold rise in insurance with Argonaut Insurance Co failing to renew the $500,000 policy. The county would switch to a Lloyds of London policy costing $1.595 million annually as the Argonaut policy expires May 22. Chief Administrative Officer Harry L. Hufford notes losses have tripled this year.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Lloyds of London
Harry L. Hufford
Argonaut Insurance Co
Argonaut
Hope escapes Malibu house fire by sheet escape
Anthony Hope, 35, son of comedian Bob Hope, escaped a Malibu Hills blaze using a sheet tied to his second floor window. The fire caused about $200,000 damage. he sustained a scratched leg and planned to join his wife Judith and children in Boston. Bob Hope’s Palm Springs home burned two years earlier for about $2 million.
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Malibu
Calif
UPI
Anthony Hope
Bob Hope
Malibu Hills
Hope
Judith
Miranda
Zachary
Boston
Palm Springs
Promising drugs eyed to curb childhood T cell leukemia growth
Researchers at the University of South Alabama Medical Center report potential for two drugs to interrupt pituitary overactivity and control pediatric T-cell leukemia. They test thymosin and BCG, noting limits include no effect on B-cell or adult leukemia and invasive administration.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Herschel P. Bentley Jr
University of South Alabama Medical Center
Bentley
BCG
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Severe storms sweep the Plains with hail and wild winds
Thunderstorms rumbled across the plains from Texas to the upper Mississippi Valley uprooting trees and toppling power lines in Seneca Nebraska and causing minor damage in Lincoln. Wind gusts near 100 mph hit Chadron and Russell while heavy rains triggered flooding in Iowa and Indiana.
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Plains
Midwest
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Seneca
Neb
Lincoln
Bartlesville
Okla
Hayes
S.D
Chadron
Russell
Kan
Henryetta
Arab oil profits being invested here
Arnold Forster of the B’nai B’rith Anti Defamation League warned at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel that Arab oil profits are covertly funding U.S. industry far beyond government figures. He cited $9 billion invested in 1974 versus $5 billion identified, and said six major corporations and two federal agencies have yielded to Arab pressure amid a $20 million PR fund to sway public opinion.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
United States
B’nai Brith
U.S
Forster
Army Corps of Engineers
Overseas
Private Investment Corp
Montagnard orphans relocated to Fort Cronkhite for space
UPI reports 202 Montagnard orphans moved from the San Francisco Presidio to Fort Cronkhite to free space for more Vietnamese refugees. 65 more arrived later Sunday, with 125 additional orphans expected on two C141 flights to Travis AFB. World War II era Presidio facilities housed refugees for the first time.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Presidio
Presidio
Ft. Cronkhite
San Francisco Bay
Vietnam
Travis Afb
Guam
California
Air Force
New
Denmark
Golden Gate Bridge
Saigon
World Airways
Padford
Jutland
Hayward
Fresno Bee editors face jail over grand jury source
Four Fresno Bee journalists led by Managing Editor Gorge Gruner refuse to reveal sources for a grand jury transcript. Fresno County Superior Court Judge Denver Peckinpah held them in contempt, total 74 counts, with jail until they comply or until May 23 pending appeal. The case follows coverage of a bribery and conspiracy indictment involving city officials.
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Fresno, Calif
UPI
Gorge Gruner
James Bort
Joe Rosato
William Patterson
The
Fresno Bee
Fresno County Superior Court
Denver Peckinpah
C.K. McClatchy
McClatchy
Peckinpah
Bee
Santa Barbara County bids sought for Village Branch Library project
The County will receive bids for the Village Branch Library in Lompoc California. Bids must conform to drawings and specs on file at the Department of Public Works office in Santa Barbara. Submittal deadline is May 15 1975 at 3 00 PM with a 10 percent bid bond.
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County of
Santa Barbara
Village
Lompoc
California
Board of Supervisors
Department OF Public Works
County Engineering
East Anapama Street
Santa Barbara County
East
Anapama Street
Public notice on bid bonds and county bid rules
The Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County reserves the right to reject any bids or waive informality. Bidders must enter into contract if awarded or forfeit bond. No withdrawal allowed for 30 days. Dated April 21 1975 by County Clerk Recorder Howard C Menzel. Deputy Irene Gilbert seals this notice.
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Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors of
Santa Barbara County
Howard C. Menzel
Santa Barbara
California
Irene Gilbert
According to Hoyle business name filing in Lompoc
Hoyle Sylvester Wright filed a fictitious business name statement for According to Hoyle at 120 North D Street Lompoc California 93436. The individual conducts the business from 1117 North Third Street. The filing was recorded with Santa Barbara County Clerk on April 22 1975 and published in copies by Howard C Menzel county clerk.
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Hoyle
North
D Street
Lompoc
Hoyle Sylvester Wright
North Third St
Santa Barbara County
Howard C. Menzel
Carol Minc
Judy Austin
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Alexander Mahan Jr
The Superior Court of California Santa Barbara County opens probate for the estate of Alexander Edward Mahan Jr with Virginia B. Mahan as executrix. Creditors must file claims with vouchers at the court or serve the law offices of Huseman & Huseman at 308 North H Street, Lompoc within four months after the first publication. Notices dated April 15, 1975, appear in the four-part publication schedule April 21, 28, May 5 and 12, 1975.
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Superior Court
State OF
California
County OF
Santa Barbara
Alexander Edward Mahan, JR
Huseman & Huseman
North H Street
Lompoc
Virginia B. Mahan
P.O
Executrix
Partners manage D and M Automotive at multiple street fronts
County records show a general partnership for D and M Automotive and Diesel Repair operated by Dice D. Dodson at 3440 Via Donna Street John C. McFerrin at 1309 West Airport Ave and address 334 B North E Street in Dice. County Clerk Judy Austin certifies the statement expires December 31, 1980 with notices published April 14 21 28 and May 5 1975.
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D & M Automotive & Diesel Repair
North
Street
Lompoc
California
Dice D. Dodson
Donna Street
John C. McFerrin
West
Airport Ave
Energy Saving Cooking Tips From Chef Pasa
Chef Roger L. Pasa of the Sheraton Palace Hotel in San Francisco offers energy mindful kitchen advice. He suggests defrosting when ice is about 44 inch thick and adjusting flame height to avoid waste. He recommends finishing electric cooking with stored coil heat and thawing meat overnight to cut cooking time.
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Sheraton Palace
Roger L. Pasa
Sheraton Palace Hotel
San Francisco
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