California Assembly Votes to End Oil Depletion Allowance
The California Assembly approved a measure by Bill Lockyer to end oil depletion allowances, a move supported by Gov. Brown and opposed by Republicans who warn of higher gasoline costs and reduced local tax revenue. The plan, projected to raise about 50 million dollars annually, targets a 22 percent deduction that can reach 50 percent of net receipts.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Bill Lockyer
Dsan Leandro
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Senate
Beverly
Lockyer
California
Brown
Westmoreland Released From Eisenhower Center
Retired Gen William Westmoreland former Vietnam commander was released from Eisenhower Medical Center in Palm Desert California after a heart attack and was to be rehospitalized in Washington D C on an Air Force medical evacuation to Walter Reed Medical Center Army doctors will examine him and his condition is listed as stable and progressing satisfactorily.
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Palm Desert
Calif
UPI
William Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Eisenhower Medical Center
Washington
D.C
Westmoreland
Air Force
Walter Reed Medical Center
Governor names Gnaizdla temporary health department director
The report notes Governor appoints Robert Gnaizdla as interim director of the California Department of Health. The Senate advances several reform bills including probation limits for gun crimes and drug sentencing. the Assembly moves on tax, oil, forms, and labor measures.
Presidential hopefuls descend on Sacramento
Five presidential hopefuls converge on the California Democratic Convention in Sacramento for an early 1976 White House preview. Notable absences include Henry M. Jackson who headlines a Los Angeles fundraising dinner.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
White House
U.S
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Los Angeles
Jackson
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Morris Udall
Arizona
Bensen
Morris
Carter
Shapp
Udall
Washington, D.C
Automatic prison law introduced in Senate
Legislation backed by Attorney General Evelle Younger would require automatic prison terms for gun carriers heroin and cocaine pushers and repeat burglars. The bills SB268 SB278 and SB237 target drug sellers gun users and repeat offenders with mandatory prison sentences and strip probation in specified cases.
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Sacramento
UPI
Evelle J. Younger
Senate
Younger
Socie
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Alan Robbins
D-Van Nuys
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Dennis Carpenter
Newport Beach
Judge refuses to block reform act in California
A Sacramento Superior Court judge refused to halt parts of the Political Reform Act aimed at lobbyists. Judge B Abott Goldberg said no injunction would serve a purpose and that certain arguments may not prevail on the merits. The ruling followed parallels with another favorable decision on Prop 9. The act requires broad campaign spending and contribution disclosures to monitor lobbyists and public official conflicts.
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Sacramento
UPI
Goldberg
Los Angeles
Hupp
Commission
Rockefeller presses Congress on Ford economic plan
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller urged Congress to act quickly on President Ford's program or craft its own inflation and recession remedies. He praised the plan but warned against a tax cut without broader measures. He noted Democratic majorities complicate passage and warned the country faces trouble if Congress blocks the program.
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Chicago
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
Congress
Ford
Rockefeller
National Business Leadership Conference
Air Force II
Washington
California Assembly Defeats 18-Year Drinking Age Measure
The Assembly defeated ACAI5 by a 46-26 vote, eight short of needed support, as sponsor Assemblyman Robert C. Cline pledged a possible reconsideration next week. The proposal would amend the constitution to allow 18-year-olds to drink, placing the issue before voters.
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Assembly
Lockyer
San Leandro
Senate
Kapiloff
San Diego
Sacramento
UPI
Robert C. Cline
Northridge
Cline
Lompoc Churches Observe Service and Centennial
Mission Hills Baptist Church marks Baptist Men Day on January 26 with morning and evening worships and laymen delivering messages. Calvary Baptist Church hosts sermon How To Treat Your Enemies with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. service. Calvary’s Youth Night at 6 p.m. features youth-led service and Music. Church School begins at 9:15 a.m. at Mission Hills. The Lompoc congregation celebrates 100 years of ministry.
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Calvary Baptist Church
First Southern Baptist Church Laymen Lead Sunday Services
First Southern Baptist Church will have laymen lead the 10:50 a.m. and 7 p.m. worship with testimonies prayers and music. An all male choir sings at the morning service. Pastor Richard C. Lewis will preach God's Kind of Man. Verner Stokes a deacon and dispensary pharmacist will preach the evening sermon. Sunday School starts at 9:30 a.m. and church training is at 6 p.m.
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First Southern Baptist Church
Richard C. Lewis
Verner Stokes
Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary
Mill Valley
Medical Center Pharmacy
First Southern
Bethany Lutheran Church
Messrs and Mines
Bill Haigh
Dick Nichols
Joe Mathis
Mae Leighton
Charles Rauschek
Feed My Sheep Sermon At United Church
Congregational Pastor Richard E. Harris and Rev Albert G Cohen campus minister at Cal State Los Angeles lead the United Church Dialogue sermon Feed My Sheep on Sunday at 10 a.m. The speaker also headlines a 7 p.m. potluck Saturday in the education building 3346 Constellation Road with a report on the 1974 United Nations World Population Conference in Bucharest Romania. Cohen, a 1949 Naval Academy graduate, served five years in the fleet and earned a degree from Oberlin School of Theology in 1958. He heads United Ministries in Higher Education at Cal State L.A. and chairs the Ecology Task Force of the Southern California Council of Churches. He and his wife have lived in Pasadena for 16 years.
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United Church
Richard E. Harris
Albert G. Cohen
California State University
Los Angeles
Constellation Road
Bucharest
Romania
U.N
Stockholm
Sweden
Cohen
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Fleet
School of Theology
Oberlin
Ohio
United Ministries
Cal State
L.A
Ecology
Southern California Council of Churches
California
Pasadena
Worship, sermons fill Sunday across local churches
Sunday services headline multiple churches with varied topics. First Presbyterian in Fitch offers Imperatives of the Gospel at 9 30 with Rev Kenneth R Boyd and scripture Matthew 4 12 23. First Christian Church invites Rev William J Denton for On Handling Tragedy Triumphantly at 10 30.
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William J. Denton
First Christian Church
W. College Ave
II Corinthians
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