California Democratic plan redraws districts widely for 43 seats
Assembly Democrats unveil a reapportionment map adding five new districts as California grows. The plan places Rep. Paul McCloskey in a liberal San Mateo Santa Cruz district or a San Mateo based seat, with Leo Ryan likely to contest. Other new districts target central Los Angeles, San Diego Orange County, and San Bernardino Riverside areas, shifting party margins and keeping many incumbents in place.
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Reagan assails welfare reform committee in California
Gov. Ronald Reagan denounced a legislative welfare committee hearing as disgraceful and partisan. He accused the panel of undermining welfare reform after it ordered Social Welfare Director Robert Carleson to testify under oath. Senator Beilenson, sponsor of the reform, did not comment.
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Chinese UN delegation shows seasoned journalism ties
A 10 member Peking delegation led by Chiao Kuan-hua arrives in New York for United Nations business. Western diplomats say the group is well connected, media savvy, and closely allied with Premier Chou En-lai, with Huang Hua as deputy and Chen Chu among the lesser known figures.
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New York
Governor names Gore and Stoneson to housing panel
Paul R. Gore and Donald H. Stoneson are named to the Housing and Community Development Commission. The governor also backs welfare reform actions amid administration pressure. Bills include retirement limits for judges, work furloughs for prisoners, tax breaks for ship docking, and consumer protection against junk mail scares.
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Lompoc Record Officially Registered as Legal Newspaper
California publication details list the Lompoc Record under Superior Court Decree No 47065 with its organizational officers including President Mrs Kenneth L Adam Editor Harry J Crompe and other staff roles. The notice notes second class mail status at 93436 and identifies the paper as a California corporation with Bureau of Audits membership.
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Nationwide Cold Air Brings Frost Across Much of U S
A vast high pressure system cools the nation with temperatures dipping into the 20s and 30s and frost in the south as far as Oklahoma and Missouri. The East sees warmth with a Mobile Alabama 87 degree November high. Montreal hits 70s and northern Pennsylvania reaches 80s while showers dampen the Pacific Northwest and the east and south report rain and possible snow flurries in the Upper Great Lakes.
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Nader Plans Large Scale Congress Study Ahead of 1972 Elections
Ralph Nader and about 80 associates launch the Congress project a yearlong nonpartisan study to produce a voters handbook. The effort surveys electoral processes member profiles internal workings and executive interactions with aims to publish before November 1972 elections to influence reform and voter choices.
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