County eyes new measles immunization enforcement plan
County officials seek a new law giving the Fear Department authority to update immunization records and penalize districts that fail to exclude unprotected students. Measles cases since October surpass the entire 1971 72 epidemic, prompting a May 2 deadline for parental notice and a May 15 target for immunization proof.
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County Fear Department
Wiil
Witherhill
State Health Department
Infectious Disease Department
Fete Schabarum
Schabsrum
Schabarum
Insurance tab in worst crash to set record
A San Diego woman who died in the crash sued two airlines and Boeing for 1.25 million dollars. Lloyds of London said 23 million has already been paid to Pan American for the mis of its plane. The breakdown includes 10.35 million from British firms and 3.7 million from 33 French firms, with the rest from North American insurers. London is liable for about 40 percent and the remainder split among insurers in Scandinavia, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. Experts predict higher aircraft insurance rates in London after the disaster, though recent accident records had reduced premiums to about 0.5 percent of plane value.
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San Diego
Airlines
Boeing
Lloyd's of London
Pan American
United States
Lloyd's
KLM
London
Scandinavia
Switzerland
Netherlands
Ets
Dowsers face doubt as a Maine man seeks water by rod
Leighton a 70 year old dowser and president of the American Society of Dowsers travels Maine to find water for $50 a day plus travel. He claims a 96 percent success rate and says droughts in the West and California stem from disbelief in dowsing. Scientists question the phenomenon, offering unconscious terrain knowledge as an alternative explanation.
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Normanton
Leighton
West
Midwest
American Society of Dowsers Inc
England
California
Danville
Harry Leonhardt
University of Hartford
Connecticut
Leonhardt
Death bill faces Assembly struggle in California
In Sacramento AP reports that after an easy Senate victory for death penalty backers the battle moves to the Assembly where a two thirds vote is needed to override Gov Brown. Senate debates show strong support yet opposition fears wrongful executions and a parole option. Standards note potential committee hurdles and hopes for a 1978 ballot.
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Sacramento
State Senate
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Associated Press
Assembly
Gov. Brown
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Ken Maddy
Fresno
Maddy
State Supreme Court
California
Supreme Court
Kinejian
Senate
Brown
Gray Davis
Bill
Sen
H.L. Richardson
Arcadia
John Bifi
Fullerton
Briggs
California bill shields low income from tax filings
The California Assembly passed a bill to exempt low income residents from filing income tax returns if they were already exempt this year. The measure, by Assemblyman Fred Chel, moves to the Senate. It would raise filing thresholds to 5000 for single filers and 10000 for married couples, up from current levels. The debate also touched on death penalty issues with various officials offering differing views on deterrence and justice.
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Sacramento
State Assembly
U S jobless rate slips as half million find work
The March unemployment rate falls from 7.5 to 7.4 percent as about 500000 Americans gain jobs and factories recall workers. Labor Department notes weather and energy shortages caused only temporary effects, with gains broad across adult men and factory sectors.
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U.S
Washington
Marct
Labor Department
Fee Etter
JFK assassination plot linked to oilman and Cubans
Washington reporter Willem Oltmans quoted Lee Harvey Oswald as the visible agent in a tale tying Texas oilmen led by Hunt and Cuban operatives to Kennedy’s death. The claim, from a manuscript, cites De Mohrenschildt, who died by suicide, and notes a House committee probe amid persistent conspiracy theories.
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Washington
House
Texas
F. Kennedy
Willem Oltmans
George de Mohressehildt
Hunt
Lee Harvey Oswald
Olinons
Abc-Tv
House Committee On Assassinations
de Mohrenschildt
CIA
FBI
Palm Beach
Fla
ABC
Kennedy
Ey Nails de Mohrenschildt
Stata
NBC
Oltmons
Cuba
Oswald
Oltmans
de Sinhreerel
Ciaise
Pyards
Haabe
Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
de Mohrengeblicht
Feinberg probation and fines in grand theft case
A report notes the aggravation in a fraud case involving Feinberg. He faces higher fines and probation with work, while a memo warns of loss of his real estate license and possible liquor license jeopardy for the Long Beach hotel. Feinberg pleaded nolo contendere to one count of grand theft after a grand jury indictment for forgery and falsification of city records.
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Feinberg
Long Beach
Nolo Senteniere
Eight arrested in $2 million heroin seizure in Gardena area
Eight suspects were arrested after a six month undercover probe yielded more than two kilograms of heroin and about $1,000 in cocaine. Police recovered heroin from six locations in Gardena Lennox and south Los Angeles, mainly at the Feliz Club and Bar on 1553 West El Segundo Boulevard. Authorities seized eight firearms at the Gardena site and also confiscated two ounces of other drugs.
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Garden Area
Drug Enforcement Administration and
Alcoholic Beverage Control Department
Gardena
Lennox
Los Angeles
Ti Boca
Carian
Ismael Macario
Rafael Ocha
Sandra Torres
Feliz Club
el Segundo Blvd
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United Cathie Sedentary
Las Ani Twesay
Congary Se Bikh
Las Sharies
Orange County
Unie
Vance
Paris
Wes
Bete Cyrus
Calif
American Society of Dowsers
Norman Leighton
Ancient Knack
David Roberts
Luigi Aranda
San Francisco
Joseph Freitas
Roberti
John Dunlap
D-Napa
Deukmepian
United
Congress
Perfor Ely
Ocean Ave
al Qua Boor
Reo
Poh Mrelli
Meng Ave
Pte A
Jfk
Jem
Eastman
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