United for California fails to file political contribution disclosure
Sacramento Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr says United for California did not file required campaign reports for the Nov 7 election. The group, led by a Los Angeles based unpaid senior citizen, gave about 211000 to Senate and Assembly candidates, mostly Republicans, prompting calls for full disclosure of money sources.
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United For California
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Senate
Assembly
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George Shellenberger
Beverly Hills
Shellenberger
California
R.F. Ingold
First Colony
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
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Milton Marks
San Francisco
Donald L. Grunsky
Watsonville
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Shuttle program to create 2155 jobs in Palmdale area
The Kern County Board of Trade reports the space shuttle orbiter assembly and flight test program will create about 2,155 jobs in the Palmdale Edwards AFB region after a Downey facility tour. North American Rockwell won a $2.6 billion shuttle contract and calls the vehicle a space truck for payload delivery and quick returns.
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Kern County Board of Trade
Downey Space Facility
North American Rockwell Corp
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Snipers Wound Soldier and Civilian in Belfast
In Belfast gunmen wounded a British soldier in the leg on New Lodge Road and a civilian on Antrim Road during a night of sniping and gun battles across Northern Ireland. Army posts came under fire near Andersonstown with no injuries reported.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
New Lodge Road
Antrim Road
Andersonstown
Crossmaglen
Ulster
Republic of Ireland
Schmitz claims peace talks serve politics over peace
American Party candidate John Schmitz labeled the cease-fire talks in Vietnam as a political move aimed at helping Richard Nixon’s re election. He spoke to 300 supporters at a $25 plate fundraiser across from his former state Senate seat, criticizing U S foreign policy as aiding the enemy and harming workers.
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Vietnam
Southeast Asia
California
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Lompoc Record Admits Legal Newspaper Details
Entered as second class mail in Lompoc California under Superior Court Decree No. 47065 The Lompoc Record is published by Lompoc Record Publications a California Corporation at 126 North I St Lompoc Regents Mrs Kenneth L Adam President Harry J Crompe Editor and Vice President Lawrence C Grossman Vice J Donald Adam Board Member Rennie L Adam Board Gaylen Jackson Business Manager and Secretary Treasurer Tim Conner Board Member and Mechanical Superintendent Clete Lunny Advertising Manager Wesley A Huffman Circulation Manager Ray McCuen News Editor Betty Laurent Society Editor Scott Ostler Sports Editor Steve LaRue Staff Writer Vaughn Proctor Staff Writer Dan Duffy Photographer Stan Tulledo Feature Editor Members California Newspaper Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute Inter-American Press Association and California Press Association Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Subscription Rate 2.25 per month Home Delivery or Mail By Mail in advance Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day
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Lompoc Record Publications
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Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Rennie L. Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
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United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Israeli post offices tighten security after letter bombs
Maximal security measures were imposed across Israeli post offices after letter bombs addressed to President Nixon Secretary Rogers and Defense Secretary Laird were found. The envelopes mailed from Kiryat Shemona contained explosives but did not leave the country. Police questioned whether the sender crossed the Lebanese border or was inside Israel.
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United Press International
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
White House
Richard M Nixon
U.S.A
Washington
U.S
Rogers
Laird
Kiryat Shemona
Israel
Mordechai Tavor
Transport and Communications — Ministry
London
Scotland Yard
Britain
Yard
Reagan battles Prop 15 clash over veto power and pay
In Sacramento, Gov. Ronald Reagan blasts Prop 15 advertising as dishonest while the CSEA defends the ballot measure. Prop 15 would strip a governor of veto power on state employee pay raises and set up a new bargaining system. Reagan also opposes Prop 20 coastal development rules, rejecting claims of coast “lockup.”
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
CSEA
Reagan
Smog Control Device Plan Sets California Timetable
The Air Resources Board approved a staggered timetable for smog control devices in 1966-70 cars, starting February in the South Coast Basin and rolling out to all basins by February 1, 1975. Two devices cost about $35 including install. violators face a $50 fine.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Air Resources Board
California
South Coast
Santa Barbara
South Coast Air Basin
San Clemente
Riverside
Highway Patrol
Norman Norell Dies at 72 After Stroke
Norman Norell, famed American fashion designer and Metretrospective honoree, died in New York at 72 following a stroke on Oct. 15. His colleagues praised his timeless work as clients kept gowns and suits for decades before gifting them to museum collections.
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UPI
Norman Norell
America
Couturier
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Leagues
Prop. 20 coast protection fuels California campaign
Review of the Prop. 20 ballot measure on coastal development control. It proposes six regional commissions and a state panel to regulate shoreline projects within 1000 yards inland, with a permit system critics call a moratorium. Supporters cite local government limits and environmental safeguards. opponents warn of job loss and power shortages from delays.
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California Coastal Alliance
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