Unborn Baby Murder Bill Clears Assembly in California
The Assembly passed a bill making it murder to kill an unborn baby, sending the measure to the Senate. Author W Craig Biddle said a fetus would be treated as a human being under murder laws, with abortions up to 20 weeks remaining legal.
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Sacramento
APS
Senate
Assembly
W. Craig Biddle
Riverside
Leo Ryan
D-Burlingame
California
Biddle
Supreme Court
Chou En-Lai Criticizes So-Called Super Powers in TV Interview
In a rare Western TV appearance, Prime Minister Chou En-Lai labeled there being one or two super powers that seek to oppress the weak and dictate world affairs. He urged the withdrawal of U S troops from Indochina South Korea and Taiwan and said China would liberate Taiwan as the era of great power dominance ends.
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Paris
UPI
Chou En-Lai
China
Chou
United States
Soviet Union
Andre Bettencourt
Peking
U.S
Indochina
South Korea
Taiwan
Laos
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Water project in California could cost $2 billion
Rep. Jerome Waldie says abandoning the California Water Plan may be the deal of the age and warns its environmental impact would be greater. He criticizes subsidies to large landowners and farmers in the San Joaquin Valley who could benefit from subsidized irrigation water. He notes salt buildup and soil poisoning downstream from irrigation.
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San Francisco
UPI
Walter
California
San Joaquin Valley
Unruh Loses Bid to Ban Oil Drilling on State Lands
Assembly rejected Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jess Unruh's bid to reconsider a bill banning new oil drilling on state lands in the Santa Barbara Channel. The 40-22 vote left the measure short of approval, with Unruh absent at the time and reconsideration denied 33-24. He faulted the Reagan administration and oil lobby, predicting new coastal drilling and urging a study on oil leaks to guide future well decisions.
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Sacramento
Lompoc Record Admits Staff and Publication Details
The Lompoc Record lists its publication status as a second class mail newspaper in Lompoc California under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It names the publisher editor and staff members along with professional associations and a monthly home delivery rate of $2.25.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Cannibal claims lead to Montana arraignment in homicide case
Stanley Baker and Harry Stroup, both of Sheridan Wyoming, were arraigned in Livingston Montana on charges linked to the murder of welfare worker James Schlosser of Roundup. Schlosser's torso was found in Yellowstone River on July 11. Baker admitted cannibalism and asked for court-appointed counsel as arraignment was continued.
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Livingston
Mont Upi
Stanley Dean Baker
Harry Allen Stroup
Sheridan
Wyo
James Schlosser
Roundup
Mont
Schlosser
Yellowstone River
Baker
Stroup
California
Jack Shanstrum
Refugee ship attack near Phnom Penh. cement plant seized
Guerrillas attacked a U S backed refugee ship on the Mekong near Phnom Penh killing four Americans and wounding eight. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces captured the cement plant at Chahkrey Ting after a nine hour battle, with Cambodian defenders retreating to Kampot.
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Phnom Penh
Vietnam
U.S
196Th Light Infantry Brigade
da Nang
Mekong
Norodom Sihanouk
South Vietnam
Saigon
Sihanouk
Lon Nol
Chahkrey Ting
China
Peking
Norodom Sihanou
Nation Faces Hot Humid East and Dry Southwest
Weather updated across the nation reports hot humid conditions in the East and hot dry weather in the Southwest. Scattered showers and thundershowers dotted regions from the West to the Central Plains and Ohio River Valley. Sidney Nebraska recorded over 2 inches of rain with 65 mph winds and hail, while Ponca City Oklahoma and Lincoln Nebraska saw lighter totals. Cooler air expected to move in across parts of the North Pacific Coast today.
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Central Plains
Ohio River Valley
Weather Bureau
Sidney
Neb
Ponca City
Okla
Lincoln
North Pacific Coast
Man wins own home after two year struggle
James O. Cole of Pel City Alabama bought his house for one dollar at public auction after a two year battle stemming from his wife Mrs Cole's terminal cancer and depleted finances. He had mortgaged for 920 dollars and faced a demanded 1650 dollar payoff from the mortgage company before winning the bid and halting welfare payments. Mrs Cole, aged two to nineteen children, is said to be recovering and Cole credits his faith.
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Pel City
Ala
UPI
James O. Cole
Cole
St. Clai County
Alabama Department of Pensions and Security
5 000 year old bones found during BART digs
5 000 year old human bones of a young Native American woman were found at Civic Center station during Bay Area Rapid Transit construction. Robert Schenk of Santa State Museum of Archaeology announced the discovery at a Monday news conference, noting the bones are the oldest such find in the area and will be studied by SFSU.
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San Francisco
BART
Joseph Pikul
Civic Center
Union Wins Recognition Over Chavez in Salinas Area
The Teamsters Union secured recognition as sole bargaining agent for 5 000 farm workers in Salinas Valley and neighboring counties. The agreement covers workers who harvest process haul or work with produce with the exception of grapes. The move follows a previous weeklong produce shipment halt by Teamsters drivers and carton stitchers.
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Salinas
UPL
Teamsters Union
Cesar Chavez
Teamsters
Chavez
Farm Workers Union
Salinas Valley
Santa Cruz
Monterey
San Benito
San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
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