Bill to delay Smog control devices advances
The Senate Transportation Committee approved SB825 on a 5-1 vote delaying until November 1 the start date for exhaust emission devices on 1966-70 California cars. Frank Walton urged signing if unchanged. critics warn of engine damage and costs.
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Fishing dispute draws 100 armed Chippewa to Bay Mills roadblock
About 100 armed Chippewa Indians blocked both ends of a major road at the Bay Mills reservation for four hours amid a long running fight over hunting and fishing rights tied to a 19th century treaty. State police had earlier arrested two young Chippewas for fishing without a license and a federal injunction restricts fishing by Indians while negotiations with federal and local officials proceed.
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Notes found on Mills after death in Easton shooting
Rep. William O. Mills was found with seven notes in his pocket after a shotgun wound in Easton Maryland. The notes reportedly referenced a secret 25000 dollar campaign contribution from the Nixon re election group in 1971 and hinted at an impending scandal. Authorities impounded the notes and did not confirm their contents. Local officials said no foul play was suspected and the death was described as seemingly self inflicted.
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Scotland Yard intensifies probe into Heath scandal
London reports Scotland Yard said it is intensifying its investigation into a sex scandal that forced two government ministers to resign and shook Prime Minister Edward Heath's government. Lord Lambton and Earl Jellicoe quit amid disclosures of casual relationships with call girls. Heath defended the government and pledged security checks and a broad inquiry to show no coverup.
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Peron protege takes office today
Hector J. Campora, a protege of exiled President Juan D. Peron, assumes office as Argentina's first civilian president in seven years. Peronists celebrate a political comeback, with thousands marching in Buenos Aires while the former leader remains in Madrid.
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Greene proposes neighborhood schools and parental choice in busing
Assemblyman Leroy Greene argues the district should match students to schools by educational need while preserving neighborhood schools. His plan allows parent choice within the district, ending arbitrary bus assignments and reducing costs on transport.
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Robbers Hold Up San Francisco Jewelry Store
Two men in coveralls robbed a downtown San Francisco jewelry store of about $400,000 in gems Tuesday. Gunther Zimmerman, 47, said the thieves threatened him with pistols, forced the alarm off, and compelled him to open the safe. He noted a prior attempt was deterred by a police dog, though the program was halted after the dog bit a customer.
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