Republican leaders revive stale California reapportionment push
In Sacramento Republican lawmakers quietly push a renewed plan to redraw districts to appease Democrats and Republicans. Key figures Sen. George Moscone and Sen. John Harmer discuss Assembly limits, Gov. Reagan's veto power, and a proposed East Los Angeles Chicano district amid a broader move away from legislative reapportionment to a secretary of state panel or supreme court control.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
George Moscone
Ership
Assembly
John Harmer
Glendale
Fred Marler Jr
Ronald Reagan
Govenor
Los Angeles
James Q. Wedworth
Hawthorne
Lawrence Walsh
Huntington Park
Harmer
Reagan
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Supreme Court
San Arlen Gregorio
D-San Mateo
Secretary of State
State Supreme Court
NASA 1972 Schedule Highlights Apollo End and New Probes
NASA's 1972 plan centers on the final two Apollo lunar missions Apollo 16 and 17 plus launches of ERTS and a Jupiter probe from Cape Kennedy The schedule also includes the Pioneer F interplanetary mission and Skylab preparations with nine astronauts for 1973 orbit missions Readily planned launches from the Western Test Range include HEOS A2 TD-1 TIROS ITOS and ESRO satellites and NOAA meteorological craft The piece closes with a long New Year bible recitation in Glendale California by 80 volunteers including governors and mayors
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National Aeronautics and Space Administrations
Jupiter
Cape Kennedy
Earth Resources Technology
Vandenberg Air Force Base
NASA
John Young
Thomas Mattingly
Charles Duke
Kennedy Space Center
Young
Duke
Crater
Descartes
Mattingly
Lunar
Earth
Eugene Cernan
Ronald Evans
Harrison Schmitt Cernan
Schmitt
Earth Resources Technology Satellite
ERTS
Mars
Asteroid
European Space Research Organization
ESRO
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NOAA
Glendale
Calif
UPI
Harold M. S. Richards
Popcorn Gift Sparks California Pest scare
A shipment sent as a Christmas present from Yankton South Dakota contained live European corn borer larvae in unshucked corn cobs. Santa Barbara County inspector Glenn C. Janssen destroyed the larvae and cobs and released the shelled kernels to the recipient, as California authorities work to keep out the pest.
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South Dakota
California
Lompoc
Yankton, So
State Department of Agriculture
Santa Barbara
Nomination Open for California Maritime Academy Candidates
Assemblyman W. Don MacGillivray invites qualified young men of the 36th District to seek nomination for the California Maritime Academy entering August 1972. Eligibility includes citizenship, high school grad, age 17 to 22 with possible waivers, good character, and required mental and physical standards. Contact Suite 117 El Paseo Santa Barbara or call 963-1786. final date May 1, 1971.
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W. Don. MacGillivray
California Maritime Academy
California Senate
United States
W. Don MacGillivray
el Paseo
Santa Barbara
Rotary Club starts volunteer probation officer program
Santa Maria Rotary under John Spencer begins its second major project of 1971 72 by adding ten volunteer probation officers to assist the county probation department. The effort aims to provide individual attention and ease the load on full time officers who supervise about 160 people on probation.
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John Spencer
General Telephone
Santa Maria Rotary Club
Spencer
Santa Maria Rotary
Tony Chapman
County Probation Department
Rotary
Rotary Club
Santa Maria
Allan Hancock College
Michigan
Newspaperboy Learns Life Lessons While Preparing for Life
A newspaperboy stays a step ahead of peers while building his own bank account, learning essential life lessons along the way. The tale highlights discipline, entrepreneurship, and financial awareness through daily hustle and responsibility.
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Germany
Nimbus-E
Itos-E
Wallops Island
Near Earth
Academy
MacGillivray
the Telephone
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