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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1973

Page

6

Senate panel delays bill on postponing smog device installs

In Sacramento the Senate Transportation Committee delayed SB825 to postpone July 1 installation of smog control devices on 1966-70 cars until Nov. 1. Chairman Lawrence Walsh urged immediate action while Sen. W. Craig Biddle complained of short notice and questioned the bill’s germane changes.

Sacramento UPI Senate Transportation Committee Lawrence Walsh Huntington Park Craig Biddle Riverside Walsh Air Resources Board Biddle

Red Tape Week Highlight Targets Mail Delays in Bureaucracy

Long Beach officials spotlight postal slowdowns as hindering forms and reports in a satire headed by James H. Boren and Cal State Long Beach participants. He jokes the Pony Express should return and unveils a functional red tape machine. The event mocks excessive paperwork and celebrates bureaucratic inefficiency.

Long Beach UPI National Association of Professional Bureaucrats James H. Boren State Department Cal State Boren Pony Express Philadelphia Washington Cal State Long Beach

Moscone Says Legislature Fails Citizens in Redistricting

Sacramento Democratic leader George Moscone said he will not seek another Senate term and called redistricting the fox guarding the hen house. He argued incumbents’ self interest drives lines and that the people’s interests are ignored in reapportionment.

Sacramento UPI George Moscone State Senate Fox Moscone San Francisco

Moretti Faces Hot Spot in Capital Punishment Battle

Sacramento reports Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Moretti must appoint a replacement for Assemblyman Crown on the Criminal Justice Committee. Crown was killed while jogging in Alameda, leaving a swing vote on a revived death penalty bill as hearings set to begin June 5.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Bob Moretti Moretti Assembly Criminal Justice Committee Alameda Crown

Welfare law feature repealed in California

The Finance Committee voted 8 to 2 to repeal the relative responsibility law requiring adult children to support elderly parents on welfare. Assemblyman Joe A. Gonsalves said the mandate is repulsive and costly, citing Los Angeles County figures of 545000 collected at a cost of 1140000.

Sacramento UPI Senate Finance Committee Senate Joe A. Gonsalves D-La Mirada California Gonsalves Los Angeles County

Stars Honor Sol Hurok At Diamond Jubilee Gala

In a Metropolitan Opera House tribute, actors from ballet, opera, and concert lauded Sol Hurok for 60 years of service to the performing arts. About 3,600 attended as Hurok, turning 85, tipped a final reply: he hopes to finish in New York in 15 years.

New York UPI Metropolitan Opera House Sol Hurok Hurok

Laughing gunman kills five in Memphis attack

A gunman identified as David Sanders, 30, fired a 30 06 rifle along Kansas Street in south Memphis, killing Patrolman David Clark and four others while wounding four more before dying in a confrontation with police. Victims include Willie Farmer, John Aldridge, Henrietta Watson, and Jesse Dooley. Federal probation officer James Crawford among the wounded.

Memphis Tenn UPI David Sanders Sanders Brown McKay Kansas Street Bill Price Willie Farmer John Aldridge Henrietta Watson Kazy Korner Kandy Jesse Dooley James Crawford

Civil rights advocates hold hope after Richmond desegregation setback

UPI reports that the Supreme Court declined to reinstate Judge Merhige’s 1972 desegregation order for Richmond schools, leaving a 4-4 tie that offered no ruling but suggested future avenues. The piece notes similar cases filed nationwide and cites pending Detroit appeals as a developing measure. Vaughn Monroe dies at 62 in Stuart Florida after respiratory illness. notable for Racing With The Moon and Ghost Riders in the Sky.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Richmond U.S. District Court Robert Merhige Memner High Court Virginia Emporia Nixon Vaughn Monroe Wilmington Del Buffalo Boston Hartford 4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Lewis F. Powell Jr 4Th Circuit Court Merhige Detroit

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