Energy crisis costs California 3000 jobs weekly
Sacramento reports 3000 Californians lose their jobs each week due to fuel shortages. Geduldig says total losses could reach 100000 by July 1, with manufacturing and service sectors hardest hit. Tourism faces up to 20000 displaced workers, northern and southern areas most affected.
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Gerald L. Baker
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State Agriculture Inspection Station
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Shasta
Blythe and
Barstow
California sees rise in divorces in first three quarters of 1973
California Vital Statistics data show a 6,745 rise in divorce and separation complaints from January through September 1973 versus 1972. Marriage licenses fell by 4,900 to 131,642 while 84,780 final decrees were granted. Annulments and separations totals are provided.
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UPS
California braces for gasoline supply through 1974
California energy officials say there will be enough gasoline for necessary driving through the rest of 1974 and a voluntary rationing plan may not be needed. Energy Coordinator Wesley Bruer warned the public to stay disciplined as the crisis remains real. He noted January outcomes were better than feared and Oregon style panic buying could trigger rationing.
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UPS
California
Wesley Bruer
Tijuana
Bruer
Oregon
Solzhenitsyn Expelled From USSR Heads into Seclusion
Soviet author Alexander Solzhenitsyn has been deported and will live in seclusion at Heinrich Böll's village home in Langenbroich Germany until his family can join him. The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet announced the deportation and allowed family accompaniment if they wish. Solzhenitsyn, the Gulag Archipelago author, is the first Soviet citizen exiled in 45 years and drew international protests over the move.
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Germany
UPI
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Solzhenitsyn
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Moscow
Leon Trotsky
Turkey
Josef Stalin
Gulag Archipelago
California Senate Advances Herring Bill and Several Measures
Senate approval clears Herring loophole changes for unrestricted catches in San Francisco and Tomales Bays. Assembly committees move bills on crib deaths acupuncture emergency planning nonsmoker spaces reapportionment veterans' seniority blood donor age aliens gun ownership and massage technician licensing with various sponsors from Tiburon to San Diego.
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Tiburon
Assembly
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Alameda
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R-Hanford
Commission On Emergency Planning
Lieutenant Governors Office
Harmer
Glendale
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Peace Corps
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McAlister
San Jose
Chacon
San Diego
Senate approves crib death bill to ease parental anguish
The California Senate Committee unanimously backed SB409 to require autopsies in suspected crib death cases and have officials explain SIDS causes to bereaved parents. Assemblyman Bill Lockyer sought the measure after two mothers testified about losing children to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, the leading infant killer.
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UPS
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Bill Lockyer
D-Alameda
Finance Committee
California
Pat Bail
Alameda
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