Legislative frenzy looms over California sessions
Sacramento dispatch describes the looming end of California's two year legislature session. Key issues include labor union elections for itinerant farm workers, no fault auto insurance, marijuana penalties, park funding exceeding four million dollars, and new car emissions rules. Both houses push to finish committee work this week with adjournment likely by month end.
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Rare Plates Fetch High Returns At Bradford Galleries
Northbrook Illinois art dealer Thomas Gilmore promotes rare porcelain plates as high resale potential. He notes a plate once priced at 2516 now sells for 17050 and another rose from 310 in 1969 to 245, urging buyers to request a free report on what to look for, pay, and when to sell, via Bradford Galleries, North Brook, Illinois 60082.
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Chaos at Los Angeles blast sparks looting arrests
A massive chemical explosion rocked an industrial area of Los Angeles late Saturday. Looting followed amid chaos and fear. Glass fragments and debris flew up to a mile, causing damage estimated at over eight million dollars. Frank Guzman of Monterey Park described a cut lip from flying glass as witnesses gathered near the Santa Fe Grill.
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Bomb scare clouds Rev Ike crowd at Forum
Inglewood witnesses describe fear and faith as about 6 000 to 20 000 converge for Rev Ike amid a bomb threat linked to the Alphabet Bomber. Police search all bags, while attendees, including 19 year old Kant Melendez and 62 year old Gussie Pender, express resolve to stay. The blast injured and damaged nearby property, with looters reported as police arrest two.
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Downplaying the 55 mph speed limit debate
AMA safety director Lee Ng Haines argues most crashes occur below 55 mph and credits safer driving, not the limit drop, for fewer fatal crashes. He cites energy shortages lowering driving miles and belt interlocks boosting safety, while drunk driving remains a persistent risk amid lower speeds. Burglars stole $1434 in valuables from Alan Kennard’s home, breaking in through a bedroom window in Long Beach.
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