Mayors unite to push Southern California transit plan
Los Angeles Mayor Thomas Bradley and Senator Cranston urged regional cooperation to advance a 26.6 billion rapid transit proposal. The meeting drew 55 county mayors amid talk of federal funds, SCRTD commitment, and concerns over parity and policy.
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Solon Edwin Zberg drunken driving case delayed again
Sacramento judge Shel don Grossfeld postponed for another month a ruling on whether three prior convictions can be thrown out in the drunken driving case against Assemblyman Edwin Zberg. The delay follows ongoing efforts to suppress prior convictions.
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Sheldon Grossfeld
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Robbed by samaritans seeks return of $7,000
California hitchhiker Trent, 25, from El Cajon, was picked up near Richfield Utah by two men who robbed him of a knapsack holding $7,000 during a Colorado injury tale. The money was recovered after Trent vanished. he later called Cedar City Police Chief Bolton in San Diego to request repayment.
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Reagan on Tax Initiative Trail in California Speech
Gov. Ronald Reagan campaigned for his tax initiative in San Francisco arguing it would return money to taxpayers by closing loopholes. He announced plans to defer the central tax collection for six months starting Oct. 1 and pressed for a immediate across the board cut in personal income tax. The plan would phase in lower revenues over 2.15 years while maintaining state services. Mexico City reports China signed an international treaty to ban nuclear arms in Latin America, leaving the Soviet Union as the sole power not yet a party to the Tlaltelolco pact.
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Shipping heir Roth enters California governor race
William Matson Roth, 35, scion of the Matson shipping family, declares as a Democratic candidate for California governor. He unveils plans in Los Angeles Sacramento and San Francisco, promising “we the people” governance. Roth, longtime Democratic fundraiser, cites business and public service experience and aims to contrast with political and corporate leadership. He bills his bid as independent and open, with a San Francisco Ghirardelli Square announcement.
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Sacramento policy items outline diverse state measures
A scanned Sacramento summary lists multiple proposed acts on hospitals and nonprofit services, water agency coordination, credit reporting notices, transparent food packaging, senior employment programs, beef supply measures, parkway studies, conflict of interest reforms, blood clinic restrictions, power facility siting, education funding criteria, tax measures, road weight limits, park purchases, flood control funding, facilities for the blind and deaf, bilingual education, consumer data access on air conditioners, welfare recipient qualifications, and other governance topics.
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Four indicted in 1972 Beaty jail break ambush case
A federal grand jury indicted Bruce Warren Hobson Jean Steven Hobson Morton Newman and Robert Alan Seabock all Palo Alto Menlo Park and Mountain View members of the Venceremos group on charges of conspiracy harboring an escapee aiding and abetting a felon in possession of a firearm The indictment relates to the Beaty escape ambush in which guard Jesse Sanchez was killed and Beaty was recaptured days later in the Bay Area The case ties Beaty to a 1973 San Bernardino life term and links the defendants to the Venceremos faction in Palo Alto
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Chino
Jesse Sanchez
Bruce Warren Hobson
Mountain View
Jean Steven Hobson
Palo Alto
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Menlo Park
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San Francisco Bay Bridge
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San Bernardino County
NOW mobilizes weekend protests for equal rights and economy
United women led by NOW plan liberation fairs boycotts and signature drives this weekend marking the 5th anniversary of the 19th Amendment. Activities target ratification states economic issues and a write-in campaign to urge President Nixon to sign the minimum wage bill while framing August 25 as Women's Equality Day. Pickets will target Farah Co pants stores in multiple cities.
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