South Chilled as Midwest Temps Lift
Parts of the south shivered as cold air from the midcontinent pushed into Dixie with temperatures plunging into the 130s in many areas and near freezing in several cities. The frost belt stretched across the Carolinas to Alabama while warm air moved into the north central region. Snow flurries appeared on western Appalachians and parts of New England, with rain along the New England and Washington coasts.
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Chamber suggests major highway plan for California
The California Chamber of Commerce submits a seven point highway plan to Assemblymen Blockstein and Bradley, citing a pay as you go flaw. It calls for a mainline construction system funded by new revenues, existing allocations, higher fuel and user taxes, a $500 million bond issue, and ongoing legislative study to meet 15 year needs.
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Assembly Divides Over Judge Salary Increases
Sacramento Assembly debate centers on judges pay hikes. Stewart Hinckley of Redlands pushes a uniform court salary standard while the Ways and Means Committee sends a batch of judges pay bills to a subcommittee. The Judiciary Committee approves pay raises for San Francisco and Alameda Superior Court judges, expected to follow to the same subcommittee.
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Helicopter land ban ends at Willow and Pine School Lot
Long Beach voters learn helicopters bringing mail to the Willow and Pine site will cease July 15 as the Board of Education evicts the landing field. The district awarded $239,985 for Jordan High art classroom construction to Brewer-Webb Co with R20,849 for plumbing and heating. Final election results show Vermillion 39,5. Hudson 3?. Dunran 24,564 with Vermillion and Hudson incumbents. Superintendent Newcomb attends AASA meeting. Vermillion plans NY trip for Infantile Paralysis campaign. Long Beach drive surpasses its $118,000 goal.
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Bud) Dun
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