Assembly Sustains Reagan Veto on VD Education Bill
In Sacramento, the Assembly failed to override Gov. Ronald Reagan's veto of a bill by March Fong to exempt venereal disease instruction from parental notification rules. The 45 to 27 vote reflected party lines with five Republicans breaking ranks. educators and officials argued for clearer guidelines and parental consent.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Dixon Arnett
Redwood City
Robert C. Cline
Canoga Park
Kenneth Maddy
Fresno
Paul Priolo
Pacific Palisades
Robert , Wood
Greenfield
Reagan
Ray Johnson
R-Chico
Johnson
Department of Education
GOP to Try to Block Remap Plan in California
Senate Republicans vow to block a combined redistricting bill approved 41-35 by the Assembly to redraw California political maps for the next decade. The plan shifts the Assembly margin to 44-36 while Senate control remains 21-19. Reagan may veto the package.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Assembly
California
Fred Marler Jr
Redding
Ronald Reagan
Marler
Reagan
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
Monagan
Henry Waxman
Los Angeles
Lompoc Record details publishing staff and rates
Local notice lists the Lompoc Record as a daily newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications under charter and court decree. It names the president editor and staff, affiliations, and the subscription rate of 225 dollars per month for home delivery or mail.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Bubble Up fraud案 rocks California big stock scam
Investigators probe the Bubble Up case claiming 4.5 million dollars in stock fraud tied to 800 investors. Celebrities Glen Campbell Sam Hanks and Ralph Williams were among those allegedly bilked as 66 investors bought 358000 in unregistered stock.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bubble Up
California
Glen Campbell
Sam Hanks
Ralph Williams
Campbell
Hanks
Williams
Frank Beeson
Bunco
Leonard Key
Pal Joey
Maurice W Barbakow
Philadelphia
State Corporations Commission
Reagan urges rename of all California state colleges
Governor Ronald Reagan says the state should swiftly rename all 19 California state colleges as state universities. He will sign a bill granting campuses authority to adopt the title after meeting agreed standards, while urging rapid, uniform implementation across the system.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
University of California
EF. Richard
California Legislature Debates Mountain Lion Moratorium and Unemployment Benefits
Lawmakers consider a four year moratorium on killing or capturing mountain lions in California pending a state study on endangered status. Dems also push unemployment benefits rise from 65 to 75 weekly and discuss waste disposal plans, child care center contracts, and pilot parole programs for nonviolent inmates.
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California
Dunlap
D-Napa
Fenton
Montebello
Cologne
India
Senate
Brathwaite
Los Angeles
Moretti
van Nuys
Zberg
Sacramento
Assembly
Moorhead
Dual wife fight over dead millionaire estate in California
In California, Mildred Vargas, 65, wife of Juan Vargas, was ordered to court to contest the estate valued at 1.06 million dollars claimed by his other wife Josephine Vargas, who seeks compensation and service pay after uncovering the double life.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bigamist
Superior Court
Robert W. Kenney
Mildred Vargas
Juan Vargas
Torrance
Calif
Josephine Vargas
Santa Ana
Vargas
Mildred
Josephine
San Francisco
Marin County
Harold Haley
Ruchell Magee
Haley
Leopold Breitenecker
Viennna
Rudiger Breitenecker
Baltimore
Magee
Angela Davis
Marin County Civic Center
West Coast longshoremen vote on contract offer
San Francisco reports 14 000 longshoremen will vote on December 14 and 15 on whether to accept the Pacific Maritime Association last contract offer. A PMA spokesman could not confirm if the October 6 offer would stand amid halted negotiations since a federal injunction ended a 100 day strike. The Taft Hartley order expires Christmas Day but union officials say no resumption of the strike against 24 ports until after the holidays.
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San Francisco
UPI
West Coast
Pacific Maritime Association
PMA
International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union
Taft- Hartley
Vintage violin found at flea market amid Utah theft
A $10,000 violin made in 1703 stolen from a Utah Symphony member was recovered at a Santa Clara County flea market. The market operator bought it from two youths for 30 dollars on Oct 31 before expert Henry Lanini confirmed it as a Joseph Guarnerius instrument from Cremona, Italy.
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San Jose
UPI
Utah Symphony Orchestra
Santa Clara County
Antonious
Nationwide Wet Snow Dampens Thanksgiving Travel Plans
Wet snowy weather spread across the country with snow from the upper Mississippi Valley to the Appalachians and Cascades. Ocean moisture affected Washington Oregon and northern California as travelers faced travel disruptions and planning challenges for the holiday period.
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United Press International
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee
Alabama
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
Washington
Oregon
California
Cascades
Rockies
Senate ends bid to cut troops in Europe and Asia
The Senate voted 54 to 39 to drop an amendment seeking a 60,000-man reduction of U S forces in Europe as Nixon appeals for bipartisan support in talks with the Soviet Union. Critics abandoned plans for a total Vietnam withdrawal, while approving a $70.2 billion Defense Department appropriation. Nixon urged unity to back Berlin status talks and SALT negotiations, warning cutting European strength would signal disarray.
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UPI
Senate
Nixon
U.S
Europe
Asia
Soviet Union
Defense Department
Mike Mansfield
John Stennis
Dmiss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Berlin
Helsinki
Demos Expect Nixon to Pass Tax Bill With Campaign Funds
Congressional Democrats believe business pressure makes a Nixon veto unlikely as multibillion dollar tax cuts and a presidential campaign financing system ride on the bill. The 7 percent investment tax credit would save corporations about 3.6 billion yearly, with the campaign provision attached to the tax measure. Senate and House negotiators must decide if the financing plan stays in the final version, a move politicians see as key to business recovery and political advantage.
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UPI
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White House
Russell B. Long
Dla
Senate
Hugh Scott
House- Senate
House
Wilbur D. Mill
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