Reagan directs flood fight as fires scorch California
Gov. Ronald Reagan assigns Resources Secretary Norman Livermore to lead a coordinated flood prevention effort in burned areas ahead of winter rains. He also unveils a proposed Commission on the 70s and urges passage of Propositions 1 and 20 to spur California’s economy amid high unemployment.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Norman Livermore
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Sion
Humphrey backs Unruh in California governor race
Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey endorsed Jess Unruh at a $110 dinner in San Francisco, adding $70,000 to Unruh's campaign. Humphrey urged a Democratic victory and said Californians should be guided away from Republican policy while Unruh warned Reagan aides aid land speculators and oil firms.
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Governor booed off stage at University of Houston
In Houston Governor Preston Smith faced a hostile 1,000 student audience as chants demanded clemency for Lee Otis Johnson, a Houston man serving 30 years for marijuana possession. Security escorted Smith after protestors clashed with a campaign aide.
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Manson and Girls Boycott Their Murder Trial Continues
In Los Angeles Charles Manson and three female codefendants press ahead with defiant speeches in court while the group’s behavior leads the judge to banish them to a holding cell. The same day Charles Tex Watson appeared mute at arraignment as the court noted his blank demeanor.
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Tex”’ Watson
Miss Tate
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George Dell
California Court of Appeal Invalidates One-Year Residency for Voting
The California Court of Appeal rules the one-year residency to vote unconstitutional as a violation of equal protection. The Keanes, moved from Texas to San Francisco, will have 11 months of residency by the November election. The ruling preserves county residency rules of 90 days and notes potential chaos if opened to all new residents. The decision cites insufficient evidence of a compelling state interest and leaves registration periods unchanged.
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San Francisco
UPN
California
Court of Appeal
Peter
Nancy Keane
Texas
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Night time attacks continue in Cambodia near Phnom Penh
Cambodian forces repelled a third dawn attack around Prakham as fighting neared Tang Kauk. Estimates of attacker numbers varied from about 1,500 to 10,000 with modest Cambodian casualties and at least 12 Vietnamese bodies recovered.
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UPI
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Kate Webb
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Mekong
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Mont Krasas Krao
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Norodom Sihanouk
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Tang Kauk
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Kompong Chhnang
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