Astronaut Edgar Mitchell Links Moon Return to Global Consciousness
Apollo 14 veteran Edgar Mitchell described a moment of instant global consciousness on the way home from the moon. He spoke at Allan Hancock College about his ESP experiments in space, Noetics, and the profound shift in perspective from seeing Earth against the cosmos.
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Allan Hancock College
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Brown to Run for Governor in California Primary
Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. announces his gubernatorial bid promising new activism and an overhaul of state government. He vows a single energy and research agency, a separate environmental planning agency, restored educational excellence, expanded job placement, and reduced influence of big money in politics. Brown, 35, would follow his father Pat Brown, in a June 4 Democratic primary.
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Pat) Brown
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Lawmakers Retirement Sweetened by Pension Push
In Sacramento UPI reports Governor Reagan's budget proposes nearly 500000 in lawmakers' retirement funds for the coming year. The boosts come as reapportionment shapes new districts and many legislators may quit run or lose re election bids. Some vacate seats to seek higher office.
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Legislative scramble looms as 1973 bills risk death
In Sacramento the new two year session triggers a mid term deadline. Any bill introduced in 1973 dies at midnight Wednesday unless it clears its house of origin. The Senate cancels hearings Tuesday and Wednesday while the Assembly plans a rare Wednesday floor session. An energy czar emergency measure faces the deadline.
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Senator Collier Submits $2665 Europe Trip Bill
Senator Randolph Collier filed a $2665 bill for a two week European tour with his wife and infant daughter. the total state bill reached $7748 for the taxpayer funded trip for him and two aides. The journey was described as a study of timber taxation in Scandinavia. A fellow senator called the report produced by the trip not worth filing.
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Porter pleads guilty to lying to FBI about Watergate scandal
Herbert L. Porter admitted lying to the FBI regarding the Watergate affair. Judge William B. Bryant released him without bond and postponed sentencing pending a probation report. Porter offered no quarrel with the government’s statement.
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Sneddon predicts Guadalupe tapes will stay intact
Deputy District Attorney Thomas W. Sneddon says eight or nine tapes exist in the Guadalupe bribery case involving Stanley Camp and undercover officers. Defense counsel Lindsey vows to push for every tape as evidence, while Camp posts $2,500 bail and a preliminary hearing is set for February 13 in Santa Maria.
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Santa Maria Municipal Court
Tornadoes and High Winds Sweep Southwest and South
Tornadoes and high winds battered southern and southwestern states causing building damage injuries and at least one death in New York. Tornadoes damaged mobile homes roofs and structures in Pinehill Texas Collins and McGehee Arkansas. Damaging winds hit Fayette Alabama and Keithville Louisiana with extensive property loss and heavy rains drenched Shreveport Little Rock and surrounding areas.
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Computer Commuter to aid carpooling at Allan Hancock College
Allan Hancock College launches the Computer Commuter to help students find rides amid fuel costs. Milt Bowden supervises a form during spring registration to map home areas and campus times, publishing a roster to connect nearby potential riders at no charge.
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