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Press Telegram

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Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1967

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Oklahoma City man gets 60 day stay of execution

Gov Bartlett granted a 60 day reprieve to Maser Bennett, 33, who was condemned for the 1965 killing of his former father in law Ted C Ouldis in Oklahoma City. The stay allows time for a final appeal to the State Court of Criminal Appeals.

Oklahoma City Dewey Bartlett Maser Bennett Ted.c. Ouldis Bennett State Court of Criminal Appeals Bartlett Archibald Hill High Court Tim Dowd Ray Page

Officials Say Cuts Won’t Hurt Hospitals

In Sacramento UPI report, Mental Hygiene Director James Lowry and Health Administrator Spencer Williams argue Gov. Reagan’s cuts will not reduce hospital services, despite a 3700 layoffs plan. Napa State Hospital head Dr. Robert Spratt cites 25 percent staff vacancies and over 150 openings since January, warning treatment levels cannot be maintained.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Assembly Ways and Means James V. Lowry Health and Welfare Spencer Williams Robert J. Spratt Napa State Hospital Spratt

Missouri House shelves death penalty bill

Jefferson City Missouri House members on Thursday struck from its calendar a bill to abolish the death penalty. Sponsor Rep Raymond Howard Democrat Kansas City said support was growing but the state is not yet ready for enactment.

Jefferson City Missouri House Missouri Raymond Howard Kansas City

California Tuition Aid Looms as Legislature Probes Aid

AP reports Sacramento faces a push from the governor to expand state college tuition relief. Officials seek new funding and policy changes affecting residents, with legislative debate focusing on budget allocations and eligibility criteria. The chaotic draft outlines multiple education and public finance provisions.

Tuition Save Fight Ends As Lawmakers Defers Plan

Sacramento lawmakers rejected a tuition repayment bill and kept future tuition in question, demanding scholarship use for needy students. Democrat Republicans backed a bill diverting funds to student aid, while a separate measure requires UC to disclose payroll and staffing details. The action leaves tuition undecided for this year despite calls for accountability.

Senate Education Committee Alan Pattee R-Salinas

Aide Vows Drive on Auto Ads in California

Sacramento hears new motor vehicle director G Vernon Orr pledge a campaign to prosecute false automobile advertising. Orr told the Senate Transportation Committee that abuses are by a relative few dealers and orders the department to stop improper auto ads.

Sacramento G. Vernon Orr Senate Transportation Committee California Orr

Promise Your Child A Pet? Check Classifieds Now

A playful prompt urges buyers to browse the Pets for Sale section to find the right animal. It emphasizes acting quickly and hints at choosing the best match for a child.

Controller Answers Unruh Finance Attack in Fresno

State Controller Flournoy rebutted Assembly Speaker Unruh’s charge that the State Department of Finances is a propaganda arm for the governor. He defended the $63 million revenue estimates as a range and questioned the withholding tax bill’s passage while praising the governor’s cash-flow plan. Flournoy spoke at Fresno County Farm Bureau’s 50th anniversary banquet and voiced optimism for abolishing the inheritance tax appraiser system.

Fresno UPI Houston Flournoy Assembly Jesse Unruh D-Inglewood State Department of Finances Unruh Flournoy

Mineral King Highway Plan Moves Forward in Sierra Nevada

California officials approved a $24 million Mineral King Highway with an $83 million federal grant projected and a toll road option debated by legislators. Seven ski lifts are planned on Mt. Whitney, with construction targeting October 1973 and funding for right of way, as the Disney-backed project seeks a southern Sierra recreation area.

San Jose State Highway Commission Mt. Whitney Sierra Nevada Walt Disney California Economic Development Administration Alexander H. Pope Los Angeles Abraham Kofman Alameda

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