California Senate approves bills on graffiti liability and park funding
Summary of UPI dispatch: Governor signs a bill making parents liable for graffiti by their children. Senate passes SB2443 to allow limited use of school buses for government worker transport. A $7 million annual park development fund is established under SB1644. Other measures include labor time disclosure by mechanics, civil service access to legislators, and creation of a Children and Youth policy institute with AB4279. Women gain CHP access. a lime-yellow paint rule fails. green sea turtle meat sale is legalized.
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Coast Guard Extends Search for Shooting Star Survivors
The Coast Guard resumes the hunt for survivors from the Shooting Star which sank off Mexico after carrying three politicians and seven other Californians. Spokesman Larry Manley cited limited hope but will search one more day amid public and political interest.
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Yosemite to limit backpackers with wilderness permits
Yosemite National Park plans to control back packer numbers this year to protect the environment. Superintendent Leslie Arnberger said last year some areas hosted 250 times capacity, degrading the trail experience. Overnight back country users will need wilderness permits and rangers will direct visitors to alternate routes when an area fills.
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Summit May End In Test Limits At Moscow Meeting
Senator Jackson after a Senate Armed Services hearing says Nixon's Moscow talks may yield a binding agreement limiting underground nuclear tests. Brezhnev signals potential compromise while Schlesinger cites MIRV constraints and verifiability as a prerequisite for any accord.
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Israeli Air Strikes Hit Palestinian Camps Around Sidon Tyre
Israeli Phantom and Skyhawk jets conducted major raids on four Palestinian encampments near Sidon and Tyre as casualties spread through Ain El Helweh and other camps. The Red Crescent reports many workers killed and calls for international aid amid a third day of air raids.
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Peaceful surrender urged for Patricia Hearst
FBI agent in charge says Patricia Hearst and her two fugitive companions will be offered every chance to surrender peacefully. He noted Hearst’s parents fear she is cornered, and cited lower militancy by the Harris pair as aiding nonviolent surrender prospects. Grand jurors have indicted Hearst on a bank robbery charge.
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