Brown opposes broad gambling extension in California
Gov. Edmund G. Brown warned that broadening legalized gambling could hurt the state’s finances. He cited night harness racing plans by Bay Meadows near San Francisco and a Southern California group, noting gambling revenues aren’t the answer to fiscal problems. He also commented on smog industry efforts and described Chavez Ravine land sale to Los Angeles as a clean, fair deal, despite questions over pricing.
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California lawmakers weigh windfall from unclaimed assets
A legislative subcommittee eyed 30 to 100 million dollars in unclaimed state funds, urging a law to force corporations to report assets and advertise for owners. California assembly debated a 65 mph speed limit with radar, with supporters and opponents divided on enforcement and primafacie rules.
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Narcotics Czar’s Aide Sentenced in Federal Drug Case
Los Angeles paragraph reports Walter Lee Carlton Jn described as a lieutenant of convicted narcotics czar Louis Fiano. He received a 12 year prison term after pleading guilty to narcotics violations in federal court. The sentence reflects his role in the organization.
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Master Plan for Small Boats Advances in California
Sacramento report states the State Small Craft Harbors Commission passed a statewide harbor master plan with 290 project priorities. The Senate approved a resolution unlocking 5.639 million dollars in loans for the first 21 projects on the priority list. A second list of 29 projects awaits funding. includes Sunset-Bolsa Chica in Orange County.
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Solonship Auto Men on Smog Conference Sparks Anger
Sacramento UPI reports Southern California legislators left a conference on air pollution with auto industry spokesmen angrily claiming they were victims of an unskilled snow job. Assemblyman Rees protested Ravlo's paper, calling its facts misstatements as he pressed for questions. Wilson and Richards joined before a vote allowed questioning.
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D-Log
Angeles
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Rees
Los Angeles
Charles Wilson
Richard Richards
Los' An Geles
Los Angeles Water Bill Passed by Assembly
Assembly approved a bill to let Los Angeles County reclaim sewage to supplement imported water from Owens Valley. Authored by Assemblyman John L. E. Collier, the measure passed 64 to 0 and moves to the Senate. Reclaimed water would replenish groundwater, not be used for direct human consumption.
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John L. E. Collier
California
Collier
Los Angeles
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