Sacramento legislative action touches pensions and salaries
Governor Acting Gov. Ed Reinecke to resign as lieutenant governor with sentencing in Washington. The Senate approves pension repeals for lame duck lawmakers and debates a pay set commission. A strike over subsidies persists as bills move to committees.
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California Highway Patrol admits first women officers
Sacramento reports 40 women among new state traffic officers, ending the all male CHP line. The start salary is 1054 dollars monthly. The program tests women officers for two years and then a commission will evaluate results. Mary Harrison, 32, of St Helena, is among the cadets and a mother of three. Her husband Arnold retired as St Helena police chief after a heart attack.
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Reagan signs parks bill to expand California state parks
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed four bills appropriating 72.5 million dollars to add 120000 acres to the California state park system. Eight new parks will be established and major additions will be made to 46 existing park units, expanding the statewide system per the signed measures.
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Senate approves repeal of year round daylight time
The Senate backed a House bill to end year round daylight saving time and return to standard time from November to February. President Ford is expected to sign, with clocks set back on Oct 27 1974 and daylight saving returning Feb 23 1975. Public protests cited safety concerns for children.
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Phlebitis mystery lingers in Nixon illness report
Dr John Lungren said final reports on Nixon's phlebitis tests are expected Wednesday. He noted Nixon is past the acute danger phase but faces a lengthy convalescence, possibly three months, with travel restrictions and a post phlebitis syndrome requiring support hose.
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Imperial Savings gives 7.50 percent insured CD offer
Earn 350 by leaving 1000 in a four year certificate with daily compounding and government insurance. Imperial promotes 69 offices and various free services including safe deposits travelers checks money orders notary service and trust deed collections.
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