Legislature Battles Over Feather River Project Funding
California's Legislature clashed over the Feather River Project funding with the Senate seeking broader North-South water allocations. Senator Dorsey warned Northern development could kill chances for a state water settlement, while Senator Miller urged testing the northern plan. The Assembly backed a 25 million dollar cap and opposed adding more funds pending agreement, as the Senate Finance Committee approved a separate 3 million for free polio vaccines for under 40. The debate highlighted regional tensions and project scope.
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Sacramento
California
Feather River
Jess R. Dorsey
Bakersfield
Oroville Dam
George Miller Jr
Dmartinez
Senata
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Assembly
Knight
FRP
Oroville
Mad Bomber Metesky Awaits Jury in New York
Police say George Metesky the so called mad bomber is confined for psychiatric evaluation after arrest in Waterbury Conn and brought to New York for arraignment. He admitted planting 32 bombs since 1940 with 22 explodings injuring 15 people and said his motives were to protest industrial injury compensation. A large crowd watched as he was led from a police car smiling, later pledging no remorse but relief that he carried out his acts.
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Motesky
Bellevue Hospital
Waterbury
New York City
Metesky
Connecticut
Bellevue
Reuben Levy
Lithuania
Folich
Rial
Joseph FR. Bendler
Coliseum
Bendler
Consolidated Edison Co
Fell Gate
New York Journal-American
Babysitter Jailed for Nonsupport in Detroit
Curtis Benson, 30, was sentenced to 90 days in jail for failing to support his wife and six children. He was arrested while working as a babysitter, saying the job only paid enough to support himself.
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Detroit
Curtis Benson
Benson
Marina Del Rey Bill May Be Amended
SACRAMENTO Assemblyman Lester A. McMillan said a Marina Del Rey small boat harbor improvement bill will be amended before Senate final passage to apply only to the one project. The measure grants the State Park Commission authority to contract with the county for channel and jetty work, and is awaiting Senate Natural Resources Committee action after passing the Assembly.
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Sacramento
Lester A. McMillan
Los Angeles
Marina del Rey
Los Angles County
Senate
State Park Commission
McMillan
Assembly
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Hundreds chase Nagoya zoo elephant through streets
A three ton elephant named Hamako escaped from Higashigara Park Zoo in Nagoya, Japan, and was pursued by hundreds of people for two hours before being captured in the hills about a mile away. She later snapped her rope again and began another short roam before recapture.
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Nagoya
Japan
UPI
Ithe
Thailand
Hamako
Higashigara
Nagoiya
Rail Engineer Warned and Tornado Toll Reduced
An Oklahoma rail engineer urged warning when a tornado approached Gans Oklahoma, saving many lives as a twister struck the town killing eight. The engineer’s warning helped residents seek shelter in cellars and homes as the storm hit moments after the train passed through. In Jerusalem Iran? The report notes Syrian bears with cubs born to captive parents in neighboring events.
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Okla
Lenora Page
Oklahoma
Ted Jenkins
Norma
Darrél
Bonnie
Jimmy Meeks
Joe Johns
Mickey
Jerusalem
Israel
Princeton
Bellevue
Loui/Dubbie
Dubab
Isiana
Nashville
Tenn
Prop- Dubah
Erty
Kennet
Adairville
Charleston
Arkansas
William L
Billy) Bryant
Pittsburg
Kan
Jérusalem
Kansas City Southern
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