Senate Approves Reapportionment Plan Narrowly
The California Senate narrowly passed AB164 21 to 13 in a near party line vote, endorsing a last chance reapportionment plan for the legislature and 43 congressmen. The measure heads back to the Assembly for further amendments and potential conference committee negotiations.
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UPI
California
Senate
Ken Meade
Oakland
Assembly
George N. Zenovich
Fresno
Alan Short
Stockton
Meade
State Supreme Court
Zenovich
Ronald Reagan
John L. Harmer
Glendale
Republican Caucus
Masters
Supreme Court
Legislature Adopts Remap and Delays Smog Control Bans
United Press International reports Senate action on remapping and reapportionment of legislative districts, with 21 to 13 in favor. Smog control device installation on five million used cars is delayed to Jan 31. Several budget and energy measures advance or await further action.
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United Press International Senate
Meade
Oakland
Assembly
Walsh
Huntington Park
Grunsky
Watsonville
Senate
Brown
San Francisco
Public Utilities
State Office of Energy Conservation
Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Ehrlichman to testify at Watergate West grand jury
Former White House aide John Ehrlichman agreed to testify voluntarily at the Watergate West grand jury hearing into the Ellsberg psychiatrist break in. Ellsberg says the probe seeks higher ups behind the raid and Ehrlichman may face questions about a White House security unit.
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Los Angeles
UPI
White House
John Ehrlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Ehrlichman
Joseph Ball
Elisberg
Joseph Busch
Nixon
Natural oil seep creates new slick off Santa Barbara
A 5 mile long light oil film in the Santa Barbara Channel is deemed natural seepage not man made. Divers report slow seepage from natural holes near Coal Oil Point with no wildlife impact seen and officials to monitor.
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Goleta
Calif
UPI
Santa Barbara Channel
Coast Guard
State Fish and Game
Atlantic Richfield Co
Holly
Coal Oil Point
Ex-MLB Player Nabbed in Ship Extortion Plot
Gerald E. Priddy, 53, a former Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees infielder, was arrested in Los Angeles on charges of extorting 250000 from Princess Lines by claiming bombs were aboard the Island Princess passenger liner. FBI says bogus threats led to searches and a ransom pickup. Coast Guard and ship officials differ on whether live bombs were aboard or disposed at sea.
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UPI
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Gerald E. Priddy
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New York Yankees
Princess Lines
Baja California
Mexico
San Diego
Calif
Coast Guard
Princess Cruises Steamship Lines
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