Beef price jump not expected by officials and economist
United Press International reports that a Cost of Living Council official Henry Perritt and economist Dr James O Bray predict no beef price surge when the price freeze ends. They foresee increased beef supply in September and cautious consumer spending as other prices rise.
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Cost of Living Council
Henry Perritt
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Perritt
James O. Bray
Stanford Research Institute
California debates three year experimental death penalty plan
State Attorney General Evelle Younger blasts a Democratic bill proposing a three year experimental death penalty for 17 crimes to study deterrence. The plan draws opposition from Sen. George Deukmejian and Gov. Reagan, with a key committee vote looming.
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UPI
Evelle J. Younger
Democratic
Younger
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
George Deukmejian
Ronald Reagan
Deukmejian
Full Assembly
Deukmejian A-Long Beach
Bob Moretti
Democratic Assembly
California
Moretti
Walter M. Ingalls
D-Riverside
Daniel E. Boatwright
D-Concord
Change in regents law okayed
Sacramento UPI legislative action approves ACA83 changing UC Board of Regents selection and terms. The Education Committee backed the measure 12-2 sending it to the Constitutional Amendments Committee. Proposals include a five candidate governor appointment list and nonvoting faculty and student members.
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UPI
University of California Board of Regents
John Vasconcellos
D-San Jose
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Senate
Assembly
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Women rally for equal rights amid economy concerns
In Los Angeles and nationwide NOW and other groups plan liberation fairs, boycotts, and signature drives for the Equal Rights Amendment on the 53rd anniversary of the 19th Amendment. Arlie Scott leads actions in 21 states not yet ratified, focusing on state legislatures and economic issues including poverty and hunger under current policies.
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Los Angeles
UPI
National Organization For Women Now
Arlie Scott
Firefighters gain upper hand in wilderness blaze
The West's major wilderness fires, covering about 200000 acres and causing over 70 million dollars in losses, see progress as overcast skies and humidity aid containment. More than 10000 personnel battle 13 fires across six states with evacuations and highway closures easing as conditions improve.
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United Press International
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Red Bluff
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