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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1974

Page

9

Wild rivers initiative funds ignite Sacramento ballot fight

More than $230,000 has been spent by supporters and opponents of Prop. 17 the wild and scenic rivers measure tied to the New Melones Dam on the Stanislaus near Modesto. Opponents outspent supporters by $116,263 to $115,065 since January while Californians Against Prop 17 ran a $78,174 deficit.

Sacramento Stanislaus River Modesto Friends of the River John Hertle Gerald H. Meral Berkeley Keith Roberts San Francisco Stockton Manteca P Dam

CHP chief says more officers needed for 55 mph enforcement

Sacramento UP I report cites Commissioner Walter Pudinski and Dan Lanza saying the CHP would require 500 to 550 additional patrolmen to fully enforce the 55 mph limit next year. They warn costs could reach about 9 million dollars and push total uniformed officers to around 6,100, amid possible gasoline shortages influencing compliance.

Sacramento UPI Highway Patrol Walter Pudinski Dan Lanza Ronald Reagan Pudinski Lanza CHP California

Harmer and Dymally clash over budget and policy in Sacramento

In a Sacramento Press Club luncheon debate Republican John L. Harmer and Democrat Mervyn M. Dymally outlined stark contrasts as Harmer cited a $1 billion gap he says exists between them. Dymally backed school funding, cannabis decriminalization, and oil drilling limits while Harmer urged tighter crime laws and resisted further education spending.

Sacramento UPI John L. Harmer Mervyn M Dymally Sacramento Press Club

Ford opposes violence yet backs busing in Boston

President Ford denounced violence in Boston while questioning federal desegregation rulings on school busing. He said the court decision was not the best path to quality education and urged enforcement of laws amid riotous scenes in Roxbury as Mayor White sought federal marshals.

Washington UPI Geald Ford Boston Rose Garden Ford Roxbury Kevin White U.S

Californians Oppose Nixon Pardon in Ford Poll

Californians disapproved of Ford's Nixon pardon by 61 to 33 with 67 percent favoring Nixon trial if charges had been brought. Forty six percent would have jail for crimes tied to Watergate, while 53 percent would approve a pardon after trial. Democrats largely backed trial and imprisonment.

San Francisco UPI

Younger accused of oil fraud coverup by opponent

Democrat William A. Norris accuses Republican Evelle J. Younger of violating federal law by attempting to cover up a $30 million oil drilling fraud. Norris cites a federal statute against falsifying material facts in cases under federal investigation. The Sacramento Bee notes a 1969 LAPD inquiry into Jack Burke's oil exploration program.

Younger Norris Sacramento UPI William A. Norris Evelle J. Younger Sacramento Bee Los Angeles Jack Burke San Francisco

Bagley Cory clash over land deal in controller race

Assemblyman William Bagley denies a Democratic charge he benefited from a land purchase bill. Ken Cory asserts Bagley steered $284,875 to buy Tomales Bay land owned by a client of Bagley’s firm, a move Cory says cost the state $285,000.

Sacramento UPI William T. Bagley Ken Cory Bagley R-San Rafael Cory Bagley, Bianchi and Sheeks Tomales Bay Marin County Waldo Giacomini Albert Bianchi Giacomini State Supreme Court

Licenses Proposed for Deepwater Sea Ports

The Senate voted 78 to 2 to set strict licensing for ownership construction and operation of deepwater ports off U S coasts. The bill aims to promote port development for giant oil tankers while protecting the environment. An amendment by Sen Hollings to bar anyone linked to the oil industry from licenses was defeated 48 to 34.

Washington UPI Senate United States Congress Ernest Hollings D-S.c Hollings Bennett Johnston D-La

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