NOx device credit proposed in legislative package
Fram LA Bureau Supervisor Kenneth Htaha praised Gov Brown's signing as a victory while noting further cleanup needed. The board approved a package to reimburse older car owners with NOx devices, allow removal, and repeal NOx installation requirements on ownership changes in the six-county South Coast Air Basin.
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Refugee numbers debated by Los Angeles supervisor
Kenneth Hahn urged President Ford to clarify refugee proposals amid reports of 600000 to one million Vietnamese refugees potentially settling in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Hahn and colleagues dispute the figures as unfounded while noting plans to settle up to 400150000 elsewhere. California should not bear the burden alone, they say.
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Edmonds Promoted to Assistant Sheriff in Sheriff Bureau
Robert A. Edmonds, 37, of Cerritos, longtime deputy in the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, has been promoted from executive assistant to assistant sheriff. The move fills the vacancy created by Sherman Block’s promotion to undersheriff on March 6. Edmonds, a 16 year veteran, has led commands in the department’s special enforcement and information bureaus.
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Six Released From Rosemead Alcoholic Care Facility
A county probe into confinement of alcoholics in private nursing homes led to the release of six patients from a Rosemead facility. Officials said 48 of 143 released to Charles Weldon between May 1, 1973, and June 30, 1974 remained in 31 homes. The six chose to leave the Rosemead home. the case has been referred to the district attorney.
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Dance marathon bill sent to Gov Brown in California
The Senate passed legislation to partially lift California’s ban on dance marathons for a National Multiple Sclerosis Society fundraising effort and sent it to Governor Brown for approval.
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Brown
Sacramento
UPS
Senate
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