Showdown nears On appointment
SACRAMENTO UPI The Senate Rules Committee planned a showdown vote on Gov Reagan's nomination of W Craig Biddle to the Workmen's Compensation Appeals Board. Moscone predicted the panel would reject Biddle and likely the other two Reagan nominees, arguing against deathbed appointments with a new administration looming. The board handles worker compensation appeals, and organized labor opposes the pro business trend. Brown said he would defer judgment and not press a position with senators. If approved, the full Senate would convene Friday to confirm.
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Dope raid nets 128 students in Los Angeles area
Undercover officers posing as students arrested 128 teens across 24 schools in Los Angeles County. The operation, funded with 15000 dollars, targeted drug sales by youths who received top grades while distributing cocaine LSD and other substances. Authorities said most dealers were white students and the effort followed a 1973 survey showing high drug use.
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Storm Strands Thousands in Two-Day Great Lakes Sweep
Nation endures an intense storm from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Seaboard with dozens dead and thousands stranded. Warnings persist for northern Vermont western Maryland with more snow possible. Rescue crews and utilities work to restore power and clear routes as evacuees leave Red Cross shelters.
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Congress Overrules Ford to Boost Vietnam Era Benefits
Congress overrides President Ford on a veto to raise Vietnam era veterans education benefits by about 23 percent. Unmarried veterans go from 220 to 270 dollars monthly. married with no children from 261 to 321 dollars. Other actions include water safety standards and mining regulation talks.
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Newsprint price raised again by Crown Zellerbach
Crown Zellerbach Corp raises price of 30 pound newsprint in the western region from 245 to 280 dollars per ton due to higher production and delivery costs. The firm said no other sale terms or delivery conditions would change.
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