Capitol debates burnished death penalty and tax relief plan
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee reviewed amendments to Senate passed death penalty bill amid negotiations led by Sen. George Deukmejian with key Assembly votes in doubt. Separately the Senate Finance Committee set hearings on property tax relief proposals totaling 610 to 900 million dollars in state aid.
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Supreme Court
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Ken Maddy
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LA County Misses Measles Immunization Deadline Excludes Students
Los Angeles County vaccine mandate kept many elementary students out of school as proof of measles immunization was required. About 36 000 were immunized over the weekend with 880 last minute shots at clinics. Officials say as many as 50 000 could be excluded, amid traffic jams and long lines at 33 clinics. Two children died in the outbreak, which has affected over 2 100 people since fall.
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Tom Quinn
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Britain braces for strike in Northern Ireland over protestant walkout
Britain ordered 1200 troops, including 600 Royal Green Jackets and 600 Royal Welsh Fusiliers, to Northern Ireland to back security as militant Protestant demands spark a potential general strike led by Unionist leaders. Stores report shortages amid cautious households.
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Nixon’s Watergate transcripts spark old parlor game
The leak of sealed White House tape excerpts into Sunday papers renews Watergate era speculation. Probes from past and present seek who leaked what to whom while Frost’s interviews with Nixon raise questions about the $650,000 deal and broadcasting plans.
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millions march in moscow May Day parade draws vast crowd
In Moscow an estimated 2 million marchers filled Red Square for a May Day celebration. Gymnasts, schoolchildren, and factory workers towed floats while red flags and balloons waved beside Lenin's tomb. Brezhnev appeared on the reviewing stand as the anthem echoed across the square. In Leningrad up to a million joined a rain drenched parade at Winter Palace Square.
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Pacific engineers claim CB channel doubling device
University of the Pacific researchers Dr. Richard W. Harris and Fred Cleveland say they have developed a narrow band voice modulator system that could double the number of Citizens Band channels. They filed for a patent on the idea, which attaches a small device to both transmitting and receiving ends of CB radios.
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Deadlocks dissolve over economic plan
Washington United Press International reports that legislative deadlock on President Carter's economic recovery program is easing with a $4 billion public works bill cleared by a conference committee and approved by the Senate. The measure aims to create 300,000 construction jobs and another 300,000 indirectly.
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Farm support costs revealed in Senate hearing
Administration experts told the Senate Agriculture Committee that tentative farm support proposals could cost about 3.9 billion dollars annually for wheat feed grains cotton rice and soybeans over five years. Critics called the figures wild guesses while President Carter presses a 2 billion dollar cap.
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LOMPOC PLAZA Anniversary Celebration May 5 7
LOMPOC PLAZA merchants invite shoppers to an Anniversary Celebration in the 600 700 Block North H Street May 5 6 and 7 including photo services Doo Tee Duck seats and a Mother’s Day sale at PHOTO CELL and other shops Connie Gomez Larry and Beverly Gomez new owners at LOMPOC VALLEY STATIONERS attend and welcome shoppers Peggy's Fashions features new season outfits during the event Future Farmers of America will barbecue Flower Festival queen candidates serve cake and Zdravitsa performs three shows on May 7.
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