Fraudulent petition tactics questioned in California ballot drives
A Sacramento petition circulator acknowledged using a described fraudulent technique in gathering signatures to place four measures on the November ballot, while denying wrongdoing. Los Angeles officials probe possible forged signatures in Prop 19 efforts, with other initiatives under scrutiny for misrepresentation in signature drives.
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Robert Walters
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Floyd Wakefield
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Jerry Brown
California
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Moorer seeks to downplay Lavelle case in Senate hallway
Adm. Thomas H. Moorer says the Lavelle bombing affair has drawn excessive emotion and should not damage the military image. He defends the flights as authorized but criticizes how they were conducted and notes few people were involved.
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North Vietnam
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Iowa
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Tanzania invasion retreat marks heavy losses in border clash
A Ugandan military spokesman said invading Tanzanian forces retreated in disarray after three days of border fighting. Casualties topped 450, including 300 invaders and 150 civilians, with Peace Corps volunteers among detainees and a border town recaptured by Uganda troops.
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Forgetsnothing Given Six Months For Second Degree Robbery
Charles R Forgetsnothing, a 21 year old Camp Pendleton Marine, received six months in jail after a no contest plea to second degree robbery. Judge Charles Froehlich Jr granted 66 days credit and recommended custody at an honor camp. He was placed on three years probation after missing a December 8 hearing related to an Oct 3 Yellow Cab incident.
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Mexico takes possession of 10 U.S. minesweepers for drug fight
The Mexican Navy, gaining 10 World War II era minesweepers from the U.S. Navy for about 280000 dollars, plans to convert them into patrol boats to curb drug smuggling along more than 5650 miles of coastline. Adm. Luis Bravo Carrera announced a broader push as Mexico negotiates 20 more mothballed ships.
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Newcastle eradication plan criticized by Assemblyman
Assemblyman John W Briggs warns California poultry farmers face ruin if current Newcastle disease eradication continues. He cites six million birds destroyed or dead and calls for an emergency Agriculture Committee hearing in Ontario to seek alternatives to mass slaughter.
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UPI
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Moorpark
Ventura County
Rooney Wins New York Primary Over Lowenstein
In New York Rooney defeats Lowenstein in the June 20 primary with unofficial tallies of 15 486 to 13 071 amid court ordered reruns and delayed polls. Kerry wins Democratic nomination in Lowell Massachusetts defeating nine rivals including strong antiwar activists.
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Oregon Bottle Bill to take effect despite suit
Oregon Court of Appeals rules the bottle bill goes into effect next month despite a pending suit by brewers and soft drink producers alleging constitutional issues. The five cent deposit applies to beer and carbonated drinks with a two cent refund on standardized bottles, and pull tabs are banned.
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Lompoc Record Details Publication and Staff
The notice lists publication details for the Lompoc Record including its status as a legal newspaper under court decree. It names the parent company Lompoc Record Publications and highlights key staff positions such as editor vice president treasurer business manager and various editors and departments. It notes association memberships and the subscription rate of 2.25 per month. It states home delivery by mail and daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc Record Publications
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Gunfire Near Belfast Hospital Amid IRA Threats
Gunfire erupted near Belfast Royal Victoria Hospital with 15 shots from the Protestant area toward Falls Road. No casualties reported. IRA Provisional wing had warned to shoot soldiers inside the hospital if troops did not withdraw by Tuesday midnight, a deadline the army said passed without incident. Police reported the abduction of Patrick Mackie, a Protestant-owned factory director, by Saor Eire, later released after priestly intervention.
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