Capitol Legislation Faces A Week Of Debates In Sacramento
State lawmakers brace for a busy week with bills on capital punishment coastline protection marijuana and welfare contributions. Key actions include a Senate floor vote on a proposed constitutional amendment to restore the death penalty and a repeal of welfare reform provisions.
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UPI
Senate
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
State
Supreme Court
Natural Resources Committee
Rubber bullets used in Belfast riot
British troops fired rubber bullets to quell hours of rioting by Protestant youths in East Belfast. Three policemen were injured and four people arrested during the disturbances, the fifth night of trouble in the area. A sniper shot at a police station in Tyrone, with no injuries reported. In Londonderry a soldier was hit by a sniper using children as cover. Cathal Goulding urged peace on his terms, while Ulster Vanguard warned Heath to act against the IRA.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
East Belfast
Pomeroy
County Tyrone
Ulster Defense Regiment
Londonderry
Cathal Goulding
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Dublin
Ulster Vanguard
Edward Heath
Jack Lynch
Irish Republic
Ballybotey
Beep Ball Delights Giants Beat A’s 2 1 In Blind Exhibition
In Golden Gate Park a beeping ball and bases game pitted blind teens against the San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s. Buddy Yates hit a homer as 200 spectators kept quiet to hear plays, applauding after each action. The event was staged by the Pioneers from Pacific Telephone Company.
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UPI
Giants
A's
Golden Gate Park
Pioneers
Pacific Telephone Co
Denver
Buddy Yates
California press associations and circulation rates noted
The notice lists membership in major press bodies including the California Newspapers Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute Inter American Press Association and National Newspaper Association. It also names the Audit Bureau of Circulations and states a subscription rate of 225 dollars per month for home delivery or mail by prepaid by mail. The publication runs daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Love diary from Angela Davis in murder trial dispute
The 18 page diary attributed to Angela Davis was entered as evidence in her murder kidnapping trial. The state contends the diary references a passionate involvement with George Jackson and aims to prove she plotted to free him. The case involves the Marin County courthouse escape attempt that left four dead and Jackson’s death at San Quentin.
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San Jose
UPI
Angela Davis
Richard E. Arnason
Albert W. Harris Jr
Miss Davis
Jackson
San Quentin
Welfare plan approval expected in California
Gov Ronald Reagan’s work for your welfare program is expected to win final federal approval early this week and should be implemented partially before June. A federal go ahead is virtually assured despite a last minute protest by Welfare rights attorneys. The California Community Work Experience Program was set to take effect April 1 but was delayed by a federal court order obtained by CWRO and the National Welfare Rights Organization.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
California Welfare Rights Organization
CWRO
National Welfare Rights Organization
Gigi the gray whale seen with two adults offshore Carpinteria
A young gray whale believed to be Gigi was spotted off Carpinteria with two adult whales. Surfers fled the beach as the playful captive whale surfaced to watch them, while scientists feared the radio tag had stopped transmitting and that she might be dead.
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Carpinteria
UPI
Gigi
Carpinteria Beach
Steve Leatherwood
San Diego
Fresno lawmakers tour San Joaquin Valley by Tenneco jet
Members of the House Agriculture Committee flew over the San Joaquin Valley aboard a jet owned by Tenneco, arranged by Rep Bob Mathias and paid for by the company. The Fresno Bee noted the potential conflict of interest issue under federal law regarding gifts from corporations.
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Fresno
UPI
House Agriculture Committee
San Joaquin Valley
Fresno Bee
Tenneco, Inc
Fertile
Bob Mathias
Tenneco
Bee
Death of Gia Scala in Hollywood Hills
British born actress Gia Scala, 36, was found dead in her Hollywood Hills home. Detectives say an apparent drug overdose is the likely cause. Larry Langston, 21, a guest, found her dead in bed when he went to thank her for hospitality. He and others said she last walked downstairs in the morning before returning to her second floor bedroom. They reported she had been drinking.
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Hollywood
UPI
Gia Scala
Hollywood Hills
Larry Langston
Miss Scala
Langston
Jackson Reevaluates Campaign As Key Primaries Near
Senator Henry M. Jackson reassesses his presidential bid in Washington after a setback in county conventions. McGovern Humphrey and Wallace campaign ahead of Ohio Indiana primaries while Wallace urges support for delegates in Alabama. Kennedy tours Southern California urging healthcare reform and rejecting a draft.
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United Press International
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
George S. McGovern
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Ohio
Indiana
Jackson
UPI
McGovern
Washington State
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
California
Geologists view Apollo 16 moon rocks and photos
Space Center Houston reports geologists will examine Apollo 16 samples and thousands of photos. Astronauts Young Mattingly and Duke returned with 245 pounds of rock and soil after 11 days, including North Bay Crater material from the third moonwalk.
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Michael Duke
Lunar Receiving Laboratory
Young and Duke
North Bay Crater
Castro reviews Cuba May Day parade before Africa trip
Fidel Castro surveys Havana's May Day crowd of about 100000 workers gathering for the Plaza de la Revolucion ceremony where he will deliver the annual labor holiday address. The May tour includes Guinea and Algeria with a Soviet visit planned for late June.
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Algeria
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