Democrats eye LA special as path to bigger Assembly majority
In Sacramento Democrats believe a Los Angeles special election could widen their Assembly margin. A party source warned that unity behind one candidate is key to avoid a split that could aid Republicans. The Oct. 19 vote fills the seat vacated by David A. Roberti, whose June Senate win marked the Democrats' first victory in seven special races.
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Sacramento
UPI
Los Angeles
David A. Roberti
State Senate
Roberti
President Nixon's Beach Hit By 30 Mile Oil Slick
UPI reports a 30 mile oil slick lapped ashore as 100 sailors and Marines cleaned gooey oil balls from President Nixon's private beach Camp Pendleton Doheny State Park and nearby areas. Nixon aware but does not want beach priority granted.
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San Clemente
UPI
Nixon
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Doheny State Park
President's Beach
White House
Cranston Seen as Possible 1972 VP Pick
Former Gov Edmund G Brown says U S Senator Alan Cranston could help elect a Democratic president in 1972 by running for vice president. Brown told newsmen Cranston would carry California and swing the race if nominated. He said the idea was his and not discussed by party leaders and Cranston liked the notion.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
U.S
Alan Cranston
Brown
Cranston
California
Nixon studies China plans for Peking trip timing
President Nixon reviews books on China and keeps a top secret label on trip plans to the Chinese mainland. A White House official says the journey for peace could come sooner rather than later, with the only deadline before May to avoid election-year politics. Press Secretary Ziegler says no talks with Beijing have occurred and no conditions on the visit or agenda have been set.
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UPI
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White House
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Riot at California State Fair sparks mass clash
Sacramento youths clashed with riot gear police for hours in a major disturbance at the Fun One fair. An estimated 500 to 1,000 youths faced 300 plus officers. at least 15 youths were in custody and the paddy wagon was ruined. Julie Nixon Eisenhower broke a toe at Atlantic Beach Elementary School in Florida.
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Sacramento
UPI
Atlantic Beach
Fla
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Lompoc Record: Second Class Mail Adjudicated Under Court Decree
The Lompoc Record, published by Lompoc Record Publications in California, lists its management and staff including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam and Editor Harry J. Crompe. It notes daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day, with a monthly subscription rate of $2.50 and various association memberships.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
No prison reform bills likely to pass this session
Sacramento UPI reports prison reform legislation probably dead for this session though San Quentin killings won t affect the bills. Assemblyman Ketchum and consultant Carroll see no major reform this year while some measures like tighter solitary confinement safeguards and an ombudsman face opposition or high costs.
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UPI
San Quentin
Tom Carroll
Assembly Committee On Criminal Justice
Ketchum
Carroll
John F. Dunlap
D-Napa
Raymond Procunier
Soledad Brothers disrupt San Quentin court hearing
Surviving Soledad Brothers John Cluchette and Fleet Drumgo stripped to the waist and accused guards of beating and Jackson's murder during a Saturday escape. Riot police restored order as they argued motions to disqualify the judge and tears were shed at San Quentin.
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UPI
Soledad
San Quentin Prison
San Quentin
George Jackson
John Cluchette
Fleet
Drumgo
Jackson
Cluchette
Soledad Brothers
Soledad Prison
Offensive pressure grows as election day nears in Vietnam
UPI reports the U.S. command warns of a planned Communist offensive with presidential elections approaching. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units shell five US bases along the DMZ while B52 raids continue 360 miles north of Saigon. Cambodian forces claim 300 enemy killed in eight hours near Phnom Penh.
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UPI
U.S
Phnom Penh
da Nang
Camp Faulkner
198Th Brigade
U.S. Americal Division
Freeze Q and A clarify welfare, wages and prices rules
The Cost of Living Council answers questions on the wage price freeze. Welfare payments are not wages. Some teacher pay cases are allowed. fringe benefits cannot rise. Lunch prices may be covered. discounts and rental rules depend on base period transactions and income-based rent limits.
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Washington
UPI
Cost of Living Council
Department of Agriculture
Three-Story Angel Hotel Staircase Seeks New Home
In Peterborough England a 500 year old Angel Hotel faces demolition. Workmen must remove items and the three story antique staircase is up for relocation to avoid loss. Local bidders may bid to preserve a piece of history before redevelopment proceeds.
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Peterborough
England
UPI
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