Legislation Deluge as Lawmakers Propose 5176 Bills
Sacramento lawmakers return March 12 to tackle taxes and a flood of measures. Bills seek higher taxes on cigarettes sales and fuel, state support for elderly care, crime commissions, wage and benefit hikes, bond issues, health and unemployment programs, and social reforms. The opening session also saw fights over lobbying, budget limits, and election laws as hundreds of measures await review.
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Jack B. Termey
Los Angeles
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Tenney
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Russian hopes for world war to gain freedom, says bishop
Bishop Nathaniel Lvov in exclusive interview with The Argonaut claims eighty percent of Russians would welcome atomic attacks to end Stalin’s tyranny. He says Russians favor America’s victory to secure freedom after decades of oppression, with underground church activity and limited repatriation tragedy shaping the postwar period.
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Orthodox Church of Russia In Exile
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France
Italy
Nathaniel Lucy
Type of Dog horizontal puzzle word list
A compact crossword style item listing numerous clue prompts across horizontal and vertical lines. Contains terms related to breeds animals places and common nouns with multiple numbered entries and some obscurities. The fragmentary puzzle hints include names like New Guinea port Ireland and Lake Chad alongside generic terms such as doctrine, fortification and renovates.
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New Guinea
Ireland
Nevada
Lake Chad
Defense Gains The Lead In A Bridge Problem
A bridge puzzle discusses whether ahead players should lead from dummy or defend. It examines dummy’s ace, back-and-forth spade play, queen wins, and the implications of shifting leads. The suggested answer favors declarer play by discarding the ace from dummy and opening hearts to reveal the defense’s weaknesses.
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Defender
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New South
South
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Exst
Soaper Urges Dual Leadership in Free World
A Washington voice argues the free world needs two leaders. The commentary notes a past misstep of forcing a risky gamble and questions if there are two professionals in the house. The Look magazine item about a chief petty officer testing Navy trainees with beveled dice prompted quiet disbelief.
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Look
Navy
San Francisco Fire After 1906 Earthquake Worst in U S History
A reader inquiry notes the San Francisco fire following the 1906 earthquake as the worst in U S history with property losses cited at 390 million dollars. Additional Q A items discuss Korean winter temperatures and U S helicopter production up to and after the Korean War.
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United States
San Francisco
How to Keep Mind Calm and The Soy Bean Debate
A fragmented passage discusses managing feelings and blushing with a booklet offered at 15 cents. It cites historical job costs from 1847 to 1960 and a chemical firm investing heavily per position. It also notes Mirna Irene Fletcher praising soy bean’s high fat and mineral content as a cheap edible oil source and suggests shooting Communists with soy beans would be better than bullets.
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ASLO
Mirna Irene Fletcher
Scientific Monthly
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