Brown cautions California workers on lean budget outlook
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. told 840 California State Employes Association delegates that tax dollars are harder to obtain and rosy tomorrows cannot be promised. He warned some in laid off threatened departments to seek other state jobs while signaling more cutbacks, especially in transportation, may erase up to 5000 positions. no general tax increase is planned to fund salaries. The address, his first to the group since 1960, drew polite but brief applause.
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Anaheim
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
California State Employes Association
Transportation Department
Association
Family says doctor had no consent in teen death
In Fresno a family attorney says a doctor turned off a respirator for Sammy Uribes, 18, without parental consent, despite the hospital report claiming permission. Uribes died hours after the machine was deactivated following brain death during recovery from a stab wound surgery at Valley Medical Center.
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Fresno
Calif
UPI
George Carter
Sammy Uribes
the Valley Medical Center
Uribes
Carter
Portuguese Mutiny at Porto Backs Communist Bid for Power
Gen. Carlos Fabiao flew to northern Portugal to negotiate with mutinous troops occupying a Porto artillery base. Rebels demand the ouster of Brig. Veloso and return of Communists to government as discipline deteriorates in the armed forces. Prime Minister Azevedo warned of civil disintegration and harder economic times ahead.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Carlos Fabiao
Porto
Antonio Pires Veloso
Fabiao
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Duran Clemente
Azevedo
Armed Forces Movement
Communist Party
Carlos Fabaio
Typhoon Elsie Hammers Hong Kong at 100 MPH
Typhoon Elsie battered southern China and paralyzed Hong Kong with winds up to 100 mph. Residents evacuated vulnerable homes as vessels broke moorings, a Liberian freighter drifted, a fishing junk capsized, and two adults and three children were rescued. Flights, ferries, and land transport halted with 16 injuries reported.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Man Wah
Royal Observatory
Detectives Question SLA Safehouse Resident in Hearst Case
Sacramento police interviewed a woman at an SLA safehouse in March after the body of James Bogdan was found near the hideout. The officer could not confirm if the resident was Patricia Hearst or Emily Harris, and the interview yielded no new details. Hearst’s lawyer said the defense seeks a fair trial amid questions of mental competency.
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San Francisco
UPI
Waters
Harrises
Miss Hearst
James Bogdan
SLA
Berkeley
Wendy Yoshimura
Weather aids search for lost plane over Sequoia National Park
Civil Air Patrol planes scanned Sequoia National Park for a light plane missing since Friday with Del Storey 52 and Ted DeHoog 17 aboard. Richard Niehaus of Pittsburgh joined the search aiding efforts while ground crews explored hard to view areas 50 miles southeast of Fresno as weather improved from snow and hail.
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Fresno
UPI
Civil Air Patrol
Sequoia National Park
CAP
Richard Niehaus
Pittsburgh
Niehaus
del Storey
Twin Falls
Idaho
U.S. Air Force
Here
Tulare
Storey
Illinois reports UFO seekers camped near Fox Lake
Illinois officials confirm 50 to 70 followers of a couple promising a higher life camped near Fox Lake for a week in early October. Vehicles linked to Oregon residents matched license plates of people missing from Waldport after a September meeting. The group drew quirky descriptions from park staff as they paid with large bills and departed October 7.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Illinois
Oregon
Waldport
Oregonian
Fox Lake
Ill
Michael D. Kelly
Blodgett
Gerald Anderson
Eugene
E. Dan Staggs
Springfield
al Kaplan
Kelly
E. D. Staggs
Staggs
Anderson
Capitol Restoration Could Cost Sixty Two Million
Sacramento based report cites Sim Van der Ryn warning the 42 million appropriation for earthquake safety of the 106 year old state capitol ignores inflation and potential overruns possibly raising total to about 62 million. He notes the legislature faces a blank check situation and cites a June memo to Gov. Brown.
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Sacramento
UPI
Sim van der Ryn
University of California At Berkeley
van der Ryn
Sacramento Bee
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Leon Ralph
Los Angeles
Colorado forest fire burns through 4788 acres in White River NF
A $21 million forest fire in the White River National Forest near Eagle Colorado raged out of control burning 4788 acres of spruce aspen and pine. Officials hoped rain or favorable winds would aid containment as more than 500 firefighters with nine bulldozers built a 24 foot trench to halt its spread.
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Colorado
Eagle, Colo
Elk Hunters
Refugees in Oakland Face Hunger After Training Program Ends
Seventy Vietnamese men, relocated from Camp Pendleton to train as security guards, live in a rundown Oakland apartment with no money or jobs. They accuse coordinators of funding gaps and failing to provide meals, English instruction, or continued employment prospects.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Dang Phung
San Francisco Examiner
State Department
Bay Area Maintenance Service Council
San Francisco
Marines
Camp Pendleton
Eagle Field
Fresno County
Tolstoy Foundation
New York City
BAMS
Phung
G.E. Molander
Erwin Pardue
Molander
Pardue
Gordon Jacobson
Urban Security Services
BAMSC
Jacobson
Injured Whale Refuses Bay Departure
A drifting injured whale remains in San Francisco Bay despite calls to leave. The Coast Guard reported the mammal was seen near Alameda Naval Air Station and frightened a pleasure craft. the animal surfaced about three weeks ago, healing wounds but showing no urge to return to the Pacific Ocean.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Bay
Alameda Naval Air Station
Coast Guard
Bay
Pacific Ocean
Should You Prepare Your Own Ads Or Seek Help
Advertising cannot fix inequities or weather-related sales dips. Consistency in newspaper ads drives business, but ad effort alone won’t cure poor location or lasting problems. Next week explores whether to craft ads in house or hire assistance.
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