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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1972
Page
4
Governor Reagan announced the signing of a $1.2 million crippled children assistance bill. The legislation, backed by Assemblyman Robert Crown, was previously vetoed by Reagan but he changed his position in December and approved the measure.
Governor Reagan backed a $1.2 million addition to the crippled children's program after a prior veto. The measure, approved by both houses, funds will augment the existing $13 million, aiding counties with services. Crown pressed the bill amid county shutdowns and a shift in Reagan's stance.
UPI reports Lyon County Nevada orders vice locations closed as public nuisances last month but allows reopening under a strict new ordinance. Each site must post Men Only signs, erect six foot fences, and stay at least three miles from towns and 300 yards from roads or residences. Licenses start at 3000 dollars with monthly fees based on staff size.
County officials resist designating bikeways without safe protection from traffic. Private land flanks key routes complicating access while advocates push for a Valley masterplan and use of SB 325 funds for bikepaths. Local groups seek a Valley Bikeway Committee to advance pedestrian and bicycle transport.
Howard Hughes for the first time since 1966 divested a large Nevada portfolio selling the 518 acre Krupp Ranch near Las Vegas and a Las Vegas house on five acres to Bill Murphy and Fletcher Jones for about 1.5 million.
Oberdan Sallustro, 56, Fiat Argentina general manager, was abducted by a six-member commando with a female, after intercepting his limousine. A communique from the Revolutionary Army of the People accused him of monopolistic practices and worker repression, promising “popular justice.”
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