Reagan's choice wins GOP post after tough fight
Gordon Luce, hand-picked by Gov. Ronald Reagan, is elected No. 2 in the California Republican Party at a weekend convention. Luce defeats Clifford R. Anderson Jr. amid a bitter bid. Anderson withdraws after a secret-ballot drive proposal. Putnam Livermore named chairman. other officers chosen include Paul Haerle secretary and Trisco Del Junco first assistant secretary.
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Arcadia
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Los Angeles
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Orinda
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Piedmont
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Menlo Park
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Ceres
Newspaper Subscription Rate and Delivery Terms
The notice states a monthly subscription rate of 2.25 dollars for home delivery or mail by mail in advance. It confirms the publication schedule as daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
Mozambique flood hinders rescue as 135000 villagers in danger
Fresh flood waters sweep into Quelimane area amid Cyclone Felice damage. Only 24 000 of 135 000 residents in the worst zone have been rescued as government cites communication problems and renewed high water hampering relief efforts.
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Future of CRLA Remains Unclear After Federal Funding Veto
Washington UPI reports the CRLA future is clouded after Frank C. Carlucci refused to override Governor Reagan's veto of a 1.8 million dollar federal grant. Funding ends July 31 unless a commission approves CRLA operations. Reagan plans a private legal services program.
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Tragic Beartooth snowmobile tour claims one life
A 16 member party on a Beartooth Highway snowmobile trek from Red Lodge to Cooke City was stopped by a storm. Hugh D. Galusha Jr. of Helena, 52, died. cause undetermined. Minnesota Vikings players Jim Marshall and Paul Dickson were among the group.
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Birds Struggle to Survive vast San Francisco Bay Oil Spill
Fewer than one fifth of the 2000 rescued birds remain alive after the January spill of 840000 gallons of bunker oil from Standard Oil tankers. Survivors are in rehabilitation centers in San Francisco Richmond and at the zoo. Volunteers and workers cleaned birds and monitored their feathers and temperatures while naturalists warned most would not survive the oil and trauma.
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Anti smut list aims to shield readers from obscene mail
The Post Office will compile a blanket anti smut list upon request to bar sexually oriented ads. Citizens file a form to be listed, the first list appears in about 20 days, and smut mailers pay 5000 dollars to access it. Vendors must deposit 5000 dollars to obtain the list and risk penalties if they ignore the ban.
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Northwest Washington Floods Force Hundreds From Homes
Flooding from the Nooksack River and washed out Pilchuck River pipeline crippled natural gas service. Ferndale and Marietta residents fled low lying areas as roads flooded. Lake Stevens Snohomish and Monroe lost gas supply. El Paso Natural Gas planned a temporary bypass to restore service.
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Barrio Uprising Leaves One Dead and Dozens Hurt in Los Angeles
In East Los Angeles a 10 square mile area was placed under state emergency amid violent clashes after a 5 000 strong Chicano protest. One man was killed and 45 others injured as deputies clashed with demonstrators. 60 businesses damaged and nine buildings burned.
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Reagan seeks correction to injustice
Reagan urges legislature to correct past reapportionment injustices affecting Mexican Americans and other ethnic groups. He cites gerrymandering that limits political voice at state and federal levels during a GOP State Convention speech.
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