Reinecke Calls For Repeal Of Self Reapportionment Power
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke proposes stripping the legislature of its own redistricting authority and giving the task to a nonpartisan five member commission. He says reapportionment should reflect population, not party, and criticizes gerrymandering as self serving. Reagan seeks a plan from lawmakers at a reconvened session as Democratic leaders challenge the commission.
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Packard leaves Pentagon deputy post amid cost-cutting drive
Washington reports David Packard resigned as deputy defense secretary effective today ending a 28-year tenure in which he aimed to cut defense contract costs. The move comes after nearly three years in office and a mandate to curb costly bids tied to F111 and C5A programs.
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Lompoc Record Publication Details and Rates
Legal newspaper under Superior Court decree No 47065 published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day in Lompoc California. Lompoc Record Publications lists Kenneth L Adam president Harry J Crompe editor Lawrence C Grossman vice president J Donald Adam board member Gaylen Jackson manager. Subscription rate is 2 25 per month.
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Brighton hosts famed 53 mile classic car rally finale
Heaven for car lovers, Brighton England, hosts a celebrated rally that closes a 53 mile run from London. The event features historic autos such as a 1903 De Dion Bouton with fringe on top, an 1898 Stephens, and a 1900 Milwaukee Steamer, drawing enthusiasts and veteran vehicle judges.
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Mother loses baby to snowstorm in Idaho wilderness
A barefoot mother along Mores Creek summit in a blizzard walked toward Idaho City with her infant then collapsed. Police later found her 8 month old son Andrew frozen to death in the snow while the older child Matthew, 3, survived in a car. The mother Wilma Lindsey, 26, was treated for exposure and frostbite.
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David Sarnoff Dies at 80 Pioneer of Radio and TV
David Sarnoff, born in Russia and raised as a paperboy, died at age 80 in New York. He helped launch radio and television, rose to RCA chairman, retired in 1970 but remained honorary chairman until his death. Funeral services were planned after a rest at Frank E. Campbell.
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RCA
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Nixon
Irish legislator John Barnhill killed in Belfast bombing
John Barnhill, 65, wealthy farmer and Unionist legislator, was shot at his Strabane home and a 50 pound bomb exploded after the attack. His wife was given two minutes to escape as the house was destroyed. authorities suspect IRA involvement amid three years of sectarian violence.
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Weather Storm Grips West Causing Deaths and Cold
A wintry storm in the West blamed for one death and multiple cold exposures. A Idaho mother and her two children were stranded. the infant died under snow while the mother survived with frostbite. Heavy snow warnings and sub zero temperatures affected the Rockies to the Upper Mississippi Valley.
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Small East Bay quakes rattle Bay Area. no major damage
Two earthquakes shook San Francisco's East Bay on Saturday, rattling windows along the Hayward fault in the Oakland San Leandro Hills. The temblors measured about 2.75 on the Richter scale, causing little damage and prompting residents to report feeling the shocks.
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