California court halts immediate effect of conflict law
The State Supreme Court stayed the law's immediate impact allowing incumbents to avoid next month’s public disclosure of personal finances while the constitutionality dispute is decided. Nonincumbents have already filed financial statements. Secretary Brown criticized the stay, hinting at a possible modification to require incumbents and statewide candidates to reveal business interests. The measure, effective Jan 1, targets officials with business holdings over 1000 dollars and gifts over 250 dollars from the prior year.
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Oil execs oppose new regulations
Oil industry executives told the Senate Commerce Committee that proposed federal regulation and a Federal Oil and Gas Corporation would be disastrous. Frank N. Ikard of AI told the panel that private industry can ensure energy supplies at reasonable prices. Other executives criticized a uniform accounting system and federal control as inappropriate.
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Governor Signs Bill For Developmental Centers Funding
The governor signed a bill authorizing 2.7 million dollars to support developmental centers for handicapped children. It is expected to benefit about 400 additional pupils this year and 500 more next year, amid a slate of other legislative actions including tax measures and planning reforms.
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Mansfield cites votes for Nixon impeachment in House
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield says he believes enough House votes exist to impeach President Nixon and that any impeachment trial should proceed promptly, canceling concern over election timing. In Washington, the House weighs a bill to ban smoking on all domestic commercial flights, introduced by Rep. Peter Kyros and allies.
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Solzhenitsyn Wife Reunites In Zurich After Exile Flight
Natalya Solzhenitsyn and her children arrived in Zurich to join Alexander Solzhenitsyn in exile. The Nobel laureate greeted them on the Zurich flight, as customs and baggage were processed amid photos. He holds asylum as a political refugee. authorities restrict public political statements. Meanwhile San Francisco schools resume normal schedule after a teacher strike, with buses and attendance returning to pre-strike levels.
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