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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1975

Page

5

Beverly accuses Brown admin of restricting testimony

Assembly Republican Leader Bob Beverly released a memo signed by Resources Secretary Claire Dedrick claiming state workers must obtain administration approval before testifying to legislative committees. Dedrick defended the policy as routine, noting similar practices in prior administrations.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Bob Beverly Brown Beverly Manhattan Beach Resources Claire T. Dedrick Dedrick Edmund G. Brown Jr Ronald Reagan Edmund G Pat

Servant admits murder of Wrigley fortune heir's wife

A burly Lebanese servant admitted beating Nancy Fuller Atwater to death and hiding her body in a cement filled oil drum in Sun Valley. He was hired as a night nurse for Atwater, a mentally incapacitated retiree. The crime, tied to the Atwater estate, prompted a flood of investigative work by Newport Beach police and Orange County sheriff's deputies.

Wrigley Fortune Newport Beach Calif UPI Wrigley Daniel Garbis Bedelian Nancy Fuller Atwater A. G. Atwater Sr Atwater Philip Knight Wrigley Chicago Chicago Cubs Santa Catalina Island California William Bedelian Mrs. Atwater Sun Valley David Jacobsen Glendale

California GOP to rebuild after heavy losses at state convention

Sacramento delegates gather for a two day Republican State Central Committee meeting to elect new officers for the 1976 presidential campaign. Paul Haerle, Reagan ally and unopposed candidate for state chair, urges renewal and pruning of the party while a fight for the vice chairmanship looms, as the GOP plots recovery after sweeping losses in the November elections.

Sacramento UPI California Republican Party Paul Haerle Ronald Reagan GOP Republican State Central Committee Assembly Senate House Representatives Haerle San Francisco Reagan Gordon Luce San Diego

Bitter Arctic air brings subfreezing temps nationwide

Bitter cold grips the Rockies to the Mississippi Valley with subzero readings in places like Fayetteville Arkansas seven above and Ardmore Oklahoma seventeen. Snow falls from Birmingham Alabama to Beckley West Virginia and Burlington Vermont as travel advisories continue for Appalachia and the Northwest eyes storms and rain in Oregon and Idaho. Early highs range from eight below in Wausau Washington to seventy in Key West Florida while political candidates for Southern California vice chairmanship vie to succeed Herle in 1977.

United Press International Rockies Mississippi Valley Mississippi Fayetteville Ark Ardmore Okla Gulf Coast Great Lakes New England Birmingham Ala Beckley W Va Burlington Binghamton N.Y Pittsburgh Appalachians California Herle Bruce Nestande Anaheim South Pasadena Mike Montgomery Rosemary Ferraro Downey

Bomb damages KRON-TV in San Francisco after threat

A bomb exploded at KRON-TV in San Francisco during the late night news, damaging a door but causing no injuries. A caller claiming ties to the New World Liberation Front issued the threat, and the station said motives were not known.

San Francisco UPI Kron-Tv New World Liberation Front Fred Lacosse

California Senate introduces broad revamps and tax tweaks

The Sacramento Senate proposed a $2 billion five year school financing overhaul funded by a statewide property tax, creation of the Economic Development Agency, and tax changes for small corporations. It also eased generic drug substitution, mandated high school intramural programs, and considered tax vote reforms.

Sacramento United Press International Senate Rodda Dsacramento Economic Development Agency Roberts Los Angeles Beilenson Marks San Francisco Leroy Greene Warren Boatwright California Z’berg Chappie Roseville

Solons Grieve Over Washington Birthday Holiday

Assemblymen in Sacramento protest a Washington Birthday holiday on February 17 that creates a four day recess. They fear losing 120 dollars each in tax free expense allowances as no expenses are paid for gaps longer than three days without a meeting. Speaker Leo T. McCarthy announced the holiday and no session the preceding Friday prompting grumbles from Assemblyman Robert Badham who asked about the four day recess.

Sacramento UPS Washington Leo T. McCarthy San Francisco Assembly Robert T. Badham Newport Beach

Assembly rebuffs bill to ease business tax hikes

In Sacramento the Assembly defeated ACA4 by 53 to 16, falling one vote short of the two thirds needed to ease business tax hikes. Gov. Brown backs the measure to let banks, corporations, and insurers pay by simple majority, with Bill Greene planning a reconsideration next week.

Assembly Biztax Sacramento UPI Edmund G. Brown Jr Bill Greene D-Los Brown

Brown and Eu file conflict of interest papers

Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr reports Israeli bonds and a Laurel Canyon home equity plus a Sacramento and Los Angeles rental. Secretary March Fong Eu discloses significant stock holdings in Bankamerica Faberge and several utilities with equity in Oakland and Sacramento properties and leases in Sacramento and Los Angeles.

Sacramento UPI Edmund G. Brown Jr Laurel Canyon Los Angeles Secretary of State Brown March Fong EU Bankamerica Corp Faberge, Inc Ms. EU First Builder Bancorp Continental Telephone Public Service Electricity & Gas Amax Financial Corp Castle

Swallows Return to Capistrano After Wintering Abroad

The swallows that nest at San Juan Capistrano are en route from Argentina where a flock left on Jan. 30 in a cloud of thousands. The main flock is expected to reach the mission on March 19, St. Joseph's Day, continuing the annual ritual celebrated in the song from the 1930s.

San Juan Capistrano Calif UPI Argentina St. Joseph’s Capistrano

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