No fault auto insurance showdown in California Senate
In Sacramento AP reports a heated Senate showdown over rival no fault auto insurance bills. Co author Alfred Long proposed a compromise amendment to a Moran bill, but the measure fell nine votes short of passage after a 12 to 7 tally. The rival Foran bill backed by the California Trial Lawyers Association also sits on the floor.
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Senate
Sacramento
Assembly
Jack Wanton
D-Montebello
Insur
Ance
Reagan
John Foran
D-San Franeises
California Trial Lawyers Assiliation
California
Aexociation
Striker’s Wives Lock Bargaining Room In Pittsburgh
Federal mediator says the action by strikers’ wives blocked negotiators in a bid to end a three month walkout against Western Pennsylvania Water Co. The women tied the door, the doorway door was removed by bargainers, and service continued.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylania Water Co
Robert Nouseholder
Morehan
Genuta Betz
Householder
Malthews
Water Company
Despie
Judge delays sentence on Reinecke for month
A federal judge postponed LL Gov Ed Reinecke sentencing by at least a month. Reinecke, claiming confidence the trial record will be overturned, spoke after Judge Barrington Parker announced the delay. Reagan said the decision may affect Governor and command concerns.
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Sacramento
Ed Reinecke
Reinecke
U.S. District Court
Barrington Parker
Alformeys
Parker
Washington
Donald Reagan
Reagan
Jewelry Loot Recovered From Compton Back Yard Heist
Police traced a bejeweled cache linked to a Beverly Hills Tiffany theft to a vacant Compton home yard. A tip led to 72 gold and diamond watches, 4B stone settings, and multiple rings valued at roughly $110,000, with ties to a November 1973 daylight robbery at the Beverly Hills Tiffany store.
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Compton
Beverly Stills Tiffany
Minestone
Thomas Laney
Geaties Lather
Phillip Smith
Gumplun
Hillford Ave
Tiffany
Beverly Thills Tiffany
Wilshire Boulevard
Pointas Gang
RTD strike talks rely on briefings amid tax boost vote
Thomas G. Newlsom said after a meeting that the hour was spent on briefings about the RTD strike by staff with no policy decisions. Mayor Bradley urged serious negotiations but offered no directions, while Neusom warned salary demands would push personnel costs toward 96 percent of operations.
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Thomas G. Newlsom
Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
Neusom
Bradley
Tim
Hoand
Neus
SCRTD
Poet Beats Hickel In Alaska Governor Vote
Alaska voters approve moving the capital from Juneau to a central site near Anchorage. The statewide race shows Geo Jol Yovoluck leading over Willie Tonsley in the Democratic bid, with In Oklahoma Albert winning the district primary. Boren and McSpadden trail Hall in the Democratic governor matchups. Republican Inhofe advances. Bellmon dominates GOP Senate primary.
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Beats Hickel
Alaska
Juneau
Peachiabie
Anchorage
Uring
Jim Inhofe
Dewail Garrison
Henry L. Bellmot
Warner Hornbeck
Senate
Parmer
Rcdmondsont
McSwadden
Cecil Drummond
GOP
Dorothy Stanislaus
Ralph F. Keen
Common Market agrees to ease U.S. food prices plan
The European Common Market will cut its purchases of American livestock feed by about 1 percent next year to ease rising U.S. food prices. Agriculture Secretary Butz praised the cooperation as Japan echoed the move. Officials said grain export controls would likely not be needed, with expected U.S. price increases amid a drought-hit harvest.
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
U.S
Petris Lardinois
Common Market Agriculture
Buta
Burg
Spukesman
Lardinais
Suspects linked to kidnap case and liquor store robbery
A mother and child were reported missing after reportedly entering a car with a man. Three men, Billy Joe Bunker, Mack Charles Rooks, and Booker, were arrested after a liquor store robbery and arraigned on armed robbery charges. Det Wright noted extradition talks with California.
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Booker
Billy Joe Bunker
Mack Charles Rooksey
Hobbs
W.P. Wright
Wright Sail Booker
Monrovia
Beathers
Los Anegeles
Wright
California
Chargs
Rooming house blaze in Lynn kills four
Four people die in a downtown Lynn rooming house fire. Firemen treated for smoke inhalation and six hundred occupants were hospitalized. At least 25 others were rescued from the Oxford Hotel, many pulled from the building by ladder. Deceased include Hilda McDonough and Stewart McLean of the third floor and Ernest Nemosis and Jean Battles of the second floor.
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Lynn
Mass
UPI
Tive
Oxford Hotel
Hilda McDonough
Stewart Mclean
Ernest Nemosis
Jean Battles
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Alfred Long
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Tomfter
Ala Robbins
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Pormer Shiule
Geo
Jol Yovoluck
Sony
Willie Tonsley
Kotzebuc
Oklahom
Alvert
Hall
David Basen
Clem MecSpadden
Boren Tell
McSpadden
Bunta
Rami Mige
Rooming House
Blaze
Iria
Americord
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