Reagan bypasses retiring solon for appellate judges
Sacramento Governor Ronald Reagan appointed two Sacramento Superior Court judges to the Third District Courts of Appeal, defying Senate wishes. Judges Robert K. Puglia and George N. Paras, both Democrats, face Senate confirmation as political tension rises over bypassing retiring Floor Leader Fred Marler.
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Compromise Reached on California Energy Bill
Sacramento AP report says California legislators reached a compromise on a state energy panel bill. Assemblyman Charles Warren proposes a statewide energy planning commission to decide plant sites, shifting authority from the Public Utilities Commission. Sen. Randolph Collier voiced NC coast concerns, but amendments including a small electricity tax funding yearlong efforts were agreed.
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Shipline executive touted as Navy secretary candidate
Norman Scott, a West Coast shipline president, is identified as the leading candidate for Navy secretary. He is clearing Congress, a typical step before nomination, and is a Naval Academy graduate and son of a WWI admiral. Scott’s background remains loosely documented and no formal response was obtained from his company. The Navy chief post follows Adm. Zumwalt’s retirement, with Adm. Holloway named as successor in the line of senior posts.
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Zumwyalt
Thomas HH. Moorer
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Moorer
Akron bank pays $1.40 per hundred pennies to boost circulation
The Firestone Bank in Akron offers 140 for 100 pennies to curb a coin shortage caused by Federal Reserve limits and many stored at home. A bank spokesman says the program targets ordinary citizens not coin dealers and will run for a limited time to encourage bringing pennies back into circulation.
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