California voters weigh sweeping political reform in initiative
California voters face a two month drive to place a 1974 political reform initiative on the June primary ballot. The measure would limit state campaign spending, bar lobbyist money, require detailed campaign reporting, and mandate conflict of interest disclosures. It also creates a new fair political practices commission with enforcement powers and aims to curb incumbents advantages.
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Newhart Relishes Upscale Studio Quarters
Hollywood veteran Bob Newhart, now in his second year, shows off a stylish CBS Studio Center dressing room built to resemble a bachelor pad with a bar and antique touches. The space, though impressive, contrasts with his modest self-effacing persona and family photos line the walls.
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County Supervisors Allow Private Water Bypass Push
County supervisors split 3 to 2 over instructing health officials to deny permits for small private water systems. County Counsel George P. Kading said the county cannot guarantee a continuous supply of safe water, while Supervisors Catterlin and Slater pushed for a study of police powers and a path to challenge moratoriums. The board ordered a further report by December 10 and to seek AG guidance.
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