Legislature weighs new state financial disclosure law
Assembly Speaker Robert Monagan plans a revised bill after the State Supreme Court struck down the 1969 act as overbroad. He aims to require disclosure of investments and create two commissions to hear conflict of interest complaints, incorporating campaign contribution reporting.
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la Mirada
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Alameda
David Eisenhower Faces Career Choice on 22nd Birthday
David Eisenhower, grandson of a president and son-in-law of another, marks his 22nd birthday while remaining undecided on a political career. He plans Amherst College graduation in June, Navy service for three years, then possibly law school, with activism and possible public service as guiding threads.
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Five Volunteer Firemen Die in Corry Paint Store Blaze
In Corry Pennsylvania a major fire at a North Center Street paint store killed five volunteer firefighters including the chief’s son and injured 27 others. The blaze spread to a savings and loan building and an iron works offices, destroying the paint store and the savings firm while damaging the iron works offices. Firemen from 13 nearby communities fought the five hour blaze with undetermined damage costs.
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Tunney’s Daughter Charged With Murder in England
Joan Tunney Wilkinson, 30, daughter of former world heavyweight champion Gene Tunney, was charged with murdering her husband Lynn Carter Wilkinson, 31, whose head injuries were found at their cottage in Chenies near Amersham. Neighbors described him as hippie in appearance. the suspect was to appear in Chesham Magistrates Court.
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Anna Louise Strong Dies In Peking At 84
Anna Louise Strong, once seen as influential with Chinese Communist leaders, died in Peking Sunday at age 84. The author faced arteriosclerotic heart disease and a long illness after a career split between the Soviet Union and China, including a 1940s Soviet arrest and expulsion as an alleged American spy.
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Border fighting kills nineteen as U S and South Vietnamese lose many
In border clashes near Cambodia, 19 Americans and South Vietnamese soldiers die and 204 are wounded. At Jay artillery base near Saigon a major assault kills 13 Americans and 74 attackers, while Chi Lang sees further deaths and heavy bombardment. U.S. troop strength falls to 448,600 with 14,600 to be withdrawn by April 15 to meet Nixon targets.
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Veteran engineer dies in Nevada freight crash before retirement
Guy J. Hardy a 62 year old West ern Pacific engineer died in a fiery collision near Winnemucca Nevada Saturday He had spent 4 of 62 years with the company and was to retire in two weeks Also killed was Harold E Parks Western Pacific foreman of engineers and seriously injured was Don R Patterson head brakeman All three were from Portola California The crash involved a westbound freight and a 104 car Southern Pacific train with cars piled atop the Western Pacific engines and a burning SP caboose The Zephyr last ran a week earlier. Hardy had just been at the throttle for that event
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Local Newspaper Staff Roster List
Z ae Conner is Mechanical Superintendent Lunny Display Advertising Manager Wesley A Huffman Circulation Manager Ray McCuen News Editor Bill Cockshott Sports Editor Betty Laurent Society Editor Vaughn Proctor Staff Writers Wilma Jack Dan Duffy Photographer
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Army lieutenant found guilty of involuntary manslaughter
In Vietnam the eight member military jury reexamined Lt. James B. Duffy's conviction for premeditated murder and instead returned a verdict of involuntary manslaughter over the death of Vietnamese prisoner Do Van Man. Duffy faced a maximum six years in prison.
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