Brown to visit Japan to lure auto plant to California
Gov. Brown will fly to Japan on his 39th birthday to seek a Japanese auto plant for California. He backs meetings with Honda Datsun and Toyota leaders, with no announcements expected, and will return next Monday while Lt. Gov. Dymally acts as governor. Brown's trip is part of a push to improve California's business image.
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Million-Dollar Printing Clerks Under Capitol Subsidy
Washington reports that two House clerks Thomas J. Lankford and David R. Ramage earned over 1 million in sales last year while operating their own print shops on Capitol grounds. Each draws a 15000 annual salary and receives free 6500 square feet offices with utilities, printing for GOP and Democratic members, prompting calls for reform.
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California probe into $2500 gift TV to Willie Brown
Atty Gen Evelle Younger orders an inquiry into whether a $2500 giant screen TV delivered to Assemblyman Willie L Brown Jr. violated reporting laws. The Chronicle reported Samuel Conti bought and delivered the set, Brown saying it arrived after the Dec 6 1975 to 1976 period and would appear on his next ethics filing.
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Handicapped sit in at HEW over civil rights rules
About 50 demonstrators from the American Coalition of Citizens With Disabilities occupied HEW's outer office in Washington to demand immediate enforcement of civil rights protections for the handicapped. They protested lack of elevator access, denial of admission to courses, and segregation in schooling, exiting after a food restriction was imposed. HH Calitano Jr. pledged regulations by next month, aiming to remedy past injustices and promote independence.
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Redwood logging near U S park sparks statewide dispute
In California a timber firm and state observers clash over plans to clear acres of redwoods adjacent to Redwood National Park. The proposal faces opposition for harming park aesthetics and recreational value, with threats of an appeal to state authorities.
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