Lottery amendment sent to Assembly floor for state run lottery
The Assembly Constitutional Amendments Committee approved a proposed constitutional amendment and a companion bill to create a state run lottery a move supporters say could raise 65 to 75 million annually. Assemblyman Leon Ralph argued lotteries aid education and state institutions while opponents warn of harm to low income groups.
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APS
Assembly
Leon Ralph
Los Angeles
Assembly Constitutional Amendments Committee
Ralph
Governmental Organizations Committee
Judge Denies Bail for Mass Murder Suspect Corona
Superior Court Judge Richard E. Patton denied bail to Juan V. Corona, the accused who killed 25 itinerant farm workers last year. The decision cites the California Supreme Court ruling that clarifies limits on bail in capital murder cases.
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UPI
Juan V. Corona
State Supreme Court
California
Richard E. Patton
Husky
Supreme Court
Patton
Corona
Feather River
Richard Hawk
Marilyn Maxwell dies at 49 in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills reporter notes Marilyn Maxwell a film and stage star dies at home age 49 after long career as a big band singer and actress. Rock Hudson Rushes to assist family. Maxwell born Clarinda Iowa rose from dancer to dramatic roles but faced typecasting as the blonde menace in mid century Hollywood films.
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UPI
Marilyn Maxwell
Miss Maxwell
Mathew
Clarinda
Iowa
Pioneer 10 Encounters Cosmic Debris on Way to Jupiter
Pioneer 10 systems detected increased micro meteorite activity seven million miles from Earth. NASA Ames reported a large cosmic debris event with eight small particles hitting the craft at about 30 000 mph while scientists study the debris size and speed. The probe, launched to fly by Jupiter in 1973, will photograph the orange striped planet.
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UPI
Pioneer 10
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Jupiter
NASA
Ames Research Center
Reagan reshuffles press staff naming Edwin Gray to lead
Gov Ronald Reagan replaces Paul Beck with Edwin Gray in a major reorganization of public affairs. Beck becomes special assistant coordinating appearances and speeches and agency public affairs. Gray, previously associate press secretary, assumes chief role with salary raised to 27500 dollars.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Paul Beck
Beck
Edwin Gray
Reagan
Gray
Lompoc Record Published Daily Except Sundays
The Lompoc Record operates as a second class newspaper under Superior Court decree number 47065. It is published by Lompoc Record Publications with staff including Editor Harry J. Crompe and Editor Betty Laurent. Subscription is $2.25 monthly, and the paper is mailed or home delivered in advance in California.
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California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Daley's prestige on line in Illinois primary vote
Illinois holds the nations third 1972 primary with Muskie McGovern and McCarthy seeking delegates and Daley facing risks in governor and state attorney races. A near record turnout is expected as Daley backs Paul Simon for governor and Raymond Berg for state attorney.
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Illinois
Chicago
Muskie
McGovern
Paul Simon
Daniel Walker
Raymond Berg
Edward V. Hanrahan
Severe Texas storm leaves 300 homeless with tornadoes and floods
A storm system lashed the Texas Gulf Coast with a dozen tornadoes and heavy rains, leaving about 300 people homeless by dawn. No injuries were reported. Homes flooded up to five feet, and residents were rescued by boats as crews evacuated from submerged areas near Houston and Wharton.
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United Press International
Texas Gulf Coast
Texas
R.L. Lees
Wharton
Tex
Department of Public Safety
Chiang Kai-shek Reelected to Fifth Term as President
Chiang Kai-shek was re elected to a fifth six year term as president of Nationalist China by a near unanimous assembly vote. He received 1 308 of 1 316 votes with eight ballots invalid. He ran unopposed and his running mate C K Yen was to be re elected in a separate vote. Government workers celebrated with firecrackers dragon dances and torch parades planned for Taiwan. Leaflets announcing his continuation would be dropped from planes nationwide.
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UPI
Chiang Kai-shek
Nationalist China
National Assembly
Chiang
Assembly
C. K. Yen
Taiwan
Gigi the gray whale thriving after ocean release
In San Diego the Navy reports Gigi the gray whale, raised in Sea World by Navy researchers, is adjusting to the Pacific. After initial worries she has learned to swim and feed, frolicked with a porpoise, and is now tracked by a radio transmitter sewn on her back.
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UPI
U.S. Navy
Gigi
Pacific
Navy
San Onofre
White House
Ulster peace package readied for Faulkner
London sources say Britain has completed a political peace plan for Ulster and will submit it to Northern Ireland Premier Brian Faulkner. Key points reportedly include a resident British minister in Belfast, phased end to without trial policy for IRA suspects, and a return to proportional representation to strengthen Catholic minority representation. The plan aims to avoid direct British control and prevent civil conflict.
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UPI
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Brian Faulkner
Faulkner
Belfast
Republican Army
IRA
Stormont
Edward Heath
Britain
Kennedy derides Nixon plan on school busing policy
Senator Edward Kennedy accuses President Nixon of duping the public and pushing a busing moratorium and 2.5 billion dollars in upgrades while masking 1.5 billion already approved. He warns the approach could perpetuate separate but unequal schools despite desegregation aims.
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UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon
Kennedy
Senate
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