Taxpayers Fund Moscone Office in Los Angeles
Democratic state senator George Moscone won authority to establish a Los Angeles office at taxpayer expense. While officials have not finalised costs, salaries for an administrative assistant and a secretary are projected at about $20,000. The Rules Committee approved the move on a party line vote, with Mills undecided and Marler declining to proceed.
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Sacramento
San Francisco
Los Angeles
George Moscone
Moscone
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Fred Marler
Redding
James R. Mills
D.-San Diego
Marler
Mills
John Jervis
Capitol
Los
Cranston seeks funds for San Andreas quake research
Senator Alan Cranston proposes a 40 million earthquake research program along the San Andreas Fault and a 30 million building safety study. He warns another major quake could cause up to 100,000 deaths and injuries, citing the 1971 San Fernando quake near Van Norman Dam. He filed two bills, with hearings planned April 26 in Los Angeles and April 27 in San Francisco.
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Washington
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
San Francisco
San. Andreas Fault
Cranston
San Fernando
California
Los Angeles
Big Sounds in Small Packages Stereo Ads
Classified notices highlight compact stereo components offered for sale. Lists include receivers, amplifiers, speakers, and matching systems praised for strong performance in frugal prices. Buyers seek value, quality, and setup compatibility across makes and models.
Deukmejian pushes for code on private pension plans
In Sacramento Senator George Deukmejian pressed for state regulation of about 15 000 private pension plans in California with assets near 13 billion dollars. He opened three hearings noting the system is largely unregulated and could affect millions of workers. Witnesses included Hans Mattes and Robert Owens of the State Dept of Corporations and Nathanson of the National Senior Citizens Law Center.
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Sacramento
California
George Deukmejian
A-Long Beach
Deukmejian
Senate Committee On Business and Professions
Hans Mattes
Robert Owens
State Dept. of Corporations
Paul Nathanson
National Senior Citizens’ Law Center
Three Juveniles Arrested After Locke High School Shooting
Three 17-year-old suspects were arrested at Locke High School in South Los Angeles for assault with intent to murder after a 16-year-old student, Ellis Hughey, was shot in the abdomen groin and leg. Hughey was in fair condition at Martin Luther King Hospital. Another student, George Easter, 17, was shot in the foot.
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Locke High School
Los Angeles
Ellis Hughey
Martin Luther King Hospital
George Easter
Vandal damage costs hit Orange County schools
Orange County officials report more than 750000 in school damage last year with Santa Ana Unified suffering the worst. Robert Lueck notes 7257 vandalism incidents from July 1971 to June 1972, about 1000 more than the prior year.
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Orange County
Santa Ana Unified
Robert Lueck
Orange County School Board
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