Hazardous cement jam and cave expedition tease
A chaotic Los Angeles cement mishap leaves a man trapped for 45 minutes with neighbors and deputies helping, while a 7 year old in another area also endures a foot entrapment. In Missouri, 200 National Speleological Society members explore Marvel Cave near Branson, reporting mud, underground lakes, and passages. Wyoming game warden cites a self fined justice of the peace after four men fish in a restricted area. Detroit man fined $50 for using mismatched license plates, claiming lack of funds to replace them.
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Los Angeles
Dandy Ferguson
Niles Kinnick
Danny
Niles
Branson
National Speleological Society
Marvel Cave
Springfield
Thermopolis
Wyo
Jack Reavis
Reavis
Justice of the Peace
FL. Welch
Detroit
Robert J. Lewis
Lewis
Demos Seek to Restore FEPC Provisos in California
Democratic senators vowed an all out fight to reinstate FEPC mediation provisions for anti discrimination in California. Supporters claim amendments weakened the bill while opponents warn of witch hunts and the administration emphasizes protections for employers. Brown’s minimum wage plan for farm workers faces renewed opposition despite Assembly passage of a 90 cent rate.
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FEPC
California
Brown
Assembly
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Governor Signs Sanitation Bill in Santa Maria Area
Governor Edmund G Brown signed a sanitation district bill allowing promissory notes up to 750000 without a public vote. Notes must mature in 10 years or less and interest rates may not exceed 6 percent. The bill by Senator John J Hollister of Goleta follows Vandenberg AFB worker flux.
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Ween Mo Ura
Edmund G. Brown
Santa Maria Area
John J. Hollister
Dgoleta
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Brown's Tax Boost Bills Move Toward Assembly Action
In Sacramento Gov. Brown's 266 million tax program clears Ways and Means. Cigarette and tobacco levies gain quick approval, plus an inheritance tax hike to soak the rich. MacBride authored both tobacco and income tax measures. the packages aim for final action early next week.
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Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
Assembly
Lower
Ways and Means
Thomas J. MacBride
Brown
MacBride
Frank Lanterman
R-La’ Caviada
Revenmue
Bill to reward honest retailers with sales tax cut
Sacramento reports Assemblyman Louis Francis of San Mateo sponsors a bill to give merchants four percent of collected sales taxes. A companion measure would close loopholes allowing merchants to dodge taxes, with county officials enforcing the rules as Californians lose millions annually in services, repairs, and rentals fees.
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Sacramento
Senate OKs Veteran Tax Time Change
Sacramento UPI reports a bill to cut veterans property tax exemption filing from March first Monday to May first Monday passed the Senate and moved to the Assembly. Author Sen. A S Rodda D Sacramento says the change speeds tax roll processing and helps veterans.
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Senate
Oks
Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Sen
A. S. Rodda
Rodda
Safety Extended in Measure News Source
In Sacramento Senator Shaw proposed extending to radio and television journalists the right to refuse disclosure of sources. The measure aims to protect reporters from contempt by courts or the Legislature, expanding existing protections beyond newspapers.
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Sacramento
Stanford C. Shaw
Ontario
Bill to ban discount milk prices in California
Sacramento Assembly introduces legislation by Carley Y Porter to outlaw cut rate milk pricing by processors at drive-in stores. The bill seeks a uniform retail minimum, challenging the state Agriculture Department practice of allowing small price differentials in certain counties. A Santa Rosa court ruling prompted redefinition of when a price differential may apply.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Carley Y. Porter
Dcompton
State Agriculture Department
Santa Rosa
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Joseph C. Shell
Walter J
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Lona Beach
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Long Beach
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Robert May
Tehama Reveiinal
Aarne
ASEM
Tim Francis
ReSem Malens
Agdonse Freyiaas
Aaron Mensa
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Cewnmics
Sue Gies
Tacos
Amenden
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Rawal Rein
Dieter Ia
Basak
Huntington Hotel
J. M. Soe
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Terrence
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