Tide Oil Bill Faces First Test Monday
A long stalled oil revenue plan moves to a first test Monday as advocates push for a 50 percent share of future oil funds for California and specific allocations for Los Angeles Harbor. The compromise, called a test maneuver by Assemblyman Lester McMil, faces questions over veto power on Long Beach leases and competitive bidding provisions. The measure also would direct future gas revenue to the state and place 121 million in trust royalties under state control, boosting odds lawmakers stay in session beyond Tuesday. The Long Beach tide lands deal won unanimous harbor board approval with city officials detailing terms and praising the compromise as favorable to city interests.
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Child Feered Killing Victim Found Alive In Kansas City
Police say Shirley Greta June Dicus, believed killed, was found alive after being brought from Weosio 350 miles southeast, with multiple family ties and a tangle of alleged bigamy and forgery cases surrounding her guardians and her mother. Authorities identify clothing on the body and note head and rib injuries.
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Army Opens Probe in G Wite Death Case
Army investigators at Santa Ana base probing a drowning death linked to Mrs. Johnson and two soldiers. Neighbors recall a scream near the scene around 10:50 p.m. autopsy places death between 10 and 10:30 p.m. Det. Slater notes neighbors’ statements amid wedding legality questions and a broader inquiry into possible links among several servicemen.
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Explosion Hits Paris Embassy Window In Apparent Grenade Blast
Paris police report metal fragments from an apparent small explosion at the Ess tlan Embassy. An explosive device hit a window at the embassy's press section early this morning. No injuries, only light damage observed.
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Los Angeles Women Labeled Sloppiest Dressed City
A Los Angeles reducing salon executive labels local women as the sloppiest and poorest dressed among the 22 biggest U S cities. Eloise English of Siendoreila Reducing Corp cites comfort over grooming as the cause. Larry Mack, the company president, echoes this view.
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Assembly OKs Five Million for Boat Harbor Fund
The assembly unanimously approved a bill creating a five million dollar fund to develop small boat harbors. Assemblyman Charles E. Chapel said he is optimistic about the bill's Senate prospects. funds could be loaned to cities counties or districts for salt or fresh water harbor projects.
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Quarantine of All Beaches Predicted by Expert
John Fitch of the marine division of the State Department of Fish and Game predicts quarantine of all California beaches after years of study. He cites San Diego Bay quarantine experience and Pt. Firmin coastline findings. At an Ocean Fish Protective Assn meeting he showed pictures of polluted clams musk eel abalone and an algal bed with sludge and no marine life.
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Libyan Premier Rejects Soviet Aid Offer
Libyan Premier Mustafa Ben Halim told a secret Parliament session that the government has refused a Soviet aid offer. He said a detailed statement would follow after Ramadan ends in April.
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Because He Rose Easter Sermon by Peter Marshall
Condensed sermon excerpt from Peter Marshall’s Easter message of hope as presented in April Reader’s Digest. Highlights his view of Easter's meaning and enduring faith through Christ’s resurrection. Includes notice to readers about the magazine’s 40 articles condensed for quick reading.
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