Reagan Signs 55 MPH Speed Limit Bill Into Law
Governor Reagan signed a 55 mph speed limit bill affecting 74 010 miles of California highways to save gasoline. The measure, backed by Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti, limits apply to trucks buses and private vehicles and take effect on New Year’s Day 18. The governor cautioned it would not be a hardship despite objections and he also rescinded an early 50 mph limit on state vehicles.
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Sacramento
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Assembly
Bob Moretti
N-Van Nuys
Neagan
Missing Persons Help Advised By Salvation Army
A reader seeks help locating a missing person and suggests placing a War Cry missing persons ad through Salvation Army offices worldwide. The note also covers a stalled Medicare supplement policy refund from Baumgarter Ring Insurance Yorba Linda and riverbed dirt dumping near Willow Street.
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Salvation Army
War Cry
Yorba Linda
Action Line
Insurance Agency
Dale Ring
Help Wanted Volunteers for Christmas Warehouse Work
Volunteers are needed at the Operation Christmas warehouse 845 E Seventh St daily except Sundays through December 24. Donate two or more hours on any day and contact Edith Keene at 437-2941. Volunteers will help sort and make up Christmas baskets. K. B. Long Leach.
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Seventh St
Edith Keene
K. B. Long Leach
Rowdy Students to Be Released by Education Ministry
The Education Ministry announced that about 800 detainees, mostly students and construction workers, arrested during three months of student disturbances in Athens would be released immediately. The group had been held at military camps since the occupation of central Athens sites.
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Athens
Subsidies Planned for GIs Mixed-Blood Children in Korea
The South Korean government will start paying subsidies next year to about 1,700 needy mixed-blood children, most fathered by American soldiers. The health and social affairs ministry said the National Assembly approved funds for the first such program in Korean history. Payments are 12.50 dollars yearly for each child aged 13 and over and 7.60 dollars for those under 13.
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Seoul
Korea
the Health and Social Affairs Ministry
National Assembly
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