Governor signs tough river bill
Sacramento, upi. Governor Reagan backed by environmentalists signed the Behr bill creating wild river designations for the Eel and other North Coast streams. The measure bans dam building for 12 years on the Eel and indefinitely on other rivers, preserving natural state and water for future needs.
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Miracle baby Andrea Chambers goes home after triple surgery
Andrea Chambers, born July 19 with her stomach and intestines outside her body, leaves Navy Hospital after three major operations. Doctors including N G Tsou Jos credit teamwork and newborn ICU experience for her recovery, calling her their miracle child as she begins life at home for Christmas.
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Third smog device for cars gains state approval
The State Air Resources Control Board approved a third smog control device by STP Corp for the 1966 to 1970 car era. It lowers nitrogen oxides by about four percent and enters a statewide program enforcing installation first in Riverside County, then across California by 1974.
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Reagan signs bilingual school fund proposal
Governor Reagan signed a five million dollar bilingual education aid bill to help local districts create programs for students with non English backgrounds. Funds cover materials and teacher training over two years while districts pay salaries and plan gradual cost transfer.
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Drawings for twin-tower new state Capitol unveiled
Sacramento architects unveiled preliminary plans for a twin-tower state Capitol office building east of Capitol Park. The 15 to 17 story design would restrict first floor public access with galleries on the second floor behind a glass shield. The project, connected by a three floor link, would house Assembly and Senate offices with public access via escalator. construction expected in two years and a 1973 bill unlikely.
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JDL bomb suspects surrender in Los Angeles
Two men identified as Jewish Defense League members surrendered in Los Angeles on indictments charging them with the September bombing of an Arab apartment building. Both pleaded innocent and a January pretrial hearing was set. the blast caused about 200000 dollars in damage with no injuries to occupants Mohammed and Wafa Shaath, Palestinians who lived in the building.
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CSEA Protests Plan to Close Susanville Prison Center
Sacramento United Press reports the California State Employees Association urges abandoning plans to close the Susanville minimum-security center and instead convert it to a medium-security facility. Ed Thompson says CSEA will meet with Governor Reagan to outline the proposal as the Department of Corrections announced the closure.
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