Inyo Mono Trout Plants For Labor Day Weekend
The California Department of Fish and Game continues with extra catchable trout plantings around the Inyo Mono region for Labor Day crowds. Bishop Creek remains productive with rainbow stockings, while streams like Crowley Lake and Owens River see strong fishing. Anglers report good late season fly fishing at Grant Lake and hot creek hatchery overflow boosting options.
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Sacramento
Dave Davis
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San Diego County
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San Vicente
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Long Beach
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California Senate advances child porn bills amid amendments
In Sacramento the Senate Judiciary Committee approved two measures to stiffen penalties for child pornography. The McVittie bill would make it a felony to hire a minor for sexual acts for a film. Amendments broaden coverage to include posed sexual conduct. Critics say some terms are vague and could sweep in non sexual acts. The measure moves to the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee.
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Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bill McVittie
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
McVittie
D-Upland
Assembly
George Deukmejian
A-Long Beach
Criminal Justice Panel
McVinls
California
Michael Franchetti
McVittle
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Hollywood set intrudes Rams Chargers clash in Coliseum
Hollywood moves into the Los Angeles Coliseum for the Rams Chargers game with Heaven Can Wait scenes at halftime. Warren Beatty stars. Frank O Neill serves as trainer for the sick. Palomino buys tickets for Sept 13 title defense at the Olympic. CBS TV buys seats for executives and celebrities.
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Walt Garrison
Dallas Cowboy
Harris
Rams
John McKay
Jack Reynolds
McKay
Tampa Bay
Hacksaw
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Reycords
Minneapolis
Reynolds
Rats
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Coliseum
Warren Beatty
Laker
Frank O'Neil
Carlos
Palomino
WBC Welterning
Santa Ana
CBS
Everaldo Costa Azeveda
Italy
Danny Lopez
WBO
Jose Torres
Mexico
Bandits rob pedestrian near Loig Beach Boulevard and 19th Street
A 40-year-old man was robbed at 2 a.m. by three men in a car near Long Beach Boulevard and 19th Street. One robber displayed a pistol and demanded his wallet, police said. Another incident reported a rug store holdup at 345 Long Beach Blvd. involving $85. A cashier at Imported Rugs was robbed at 4:55 p.m. of $85 with an automatic pistol. In Lakewood a burglary led to theft of a briefcase and office equipment valued at $100 from a car. A pet store burglary at 8842 Feingsen Stud. saw 64 birds stolen, including finches, doves, and quail.
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Glendale
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Terry
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Greer Q McNerey
Youth shot during holdup at Lennox liquor store
Inglewood deputies report that 16 year old Michael Simms was killed during a holdup at Ted's Liquor Store on Prairie Avenue in Lennox Monday night. A second juvenile suspect fled with a .22 rifle, dropping a weapon later found two blocks away. the suspect was arrested near his home after the license plate was obscured with a napkin.
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Michael Simms
Ted
Frairie Ave
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Woman held for trial in four five deaths
A Redondo Beach woman, Margaret Taner, was ordered to stand trial on murder and arson charges following a fatal house fire that killed her boyfriend, two children, and a house guest. Torrance Municipal Court set arraignment for Sept. 12 in Torrance Superior Court.
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George R. Porkovich Jr
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Western Governors urge Carter on North Slope gas plan
The governor and ten western officials press President Carter to back the proposed North Slope gas delivery scheme by approving the El Paso route. The measure also extends a ban on taking mountain lions for five more years. Other bills cover FEPC disclosure rules, school bus safety regulations, minor labor restrictions, DMV hearings, fire district funding, wildlife damages, senior park passes, and a Panama Canal stance.
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Adean
el Paso
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Popland
FEPC
Fair Political Practices Commission
Antonovich
R-Gler
California
Tabol
Assembly
Hawalout Crewk
Senate
Paran
D-San
Robbins
D-Van Nuys
Revenport Beach
California high schools may adopt free expression guidelines
A 60-2 Assembly vote sent SB 357 to Gov. Brown to define student free expression in official school publications. The measure, backed by the California School Boards Association, would require districts to adopt publication codes holding student editors fully responsible for editing and assigning content while faculty advisers supervise and uphold professional standards. Critics worry it may curb good taste.
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Sacramento
California
Brown
Assembly
Ralph Dills
D-Gardena
California School Boards Association
Civilerties
Assemblyman
Bruce Young
Tides and Temperatures in Coastal Regions
Weather summary for multiple areas notes cloudiness, shifting winds, and warm to cool trends through Wednesday. Coastal tides include highs near 54 feet and midrange moon phases, with night lows around 0 to 1 third units and varying inland desert temperatures. Local winds show morning exodus and later partial clearing, with sunrise and sunset times listed for the period.
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