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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1961

Page

2

Plan to abolish electoral college sparks Senate debate

In Sacramento the State Senate debated direct presidential election as Assemblyman Charles Chapel's resolution called for ending the electoral college. Senior members like Sen. James A. Cohey and Sen. Richard Richards argued abolition is undemocratic and unlikely, while Sen. Hugo Fisher urged reform, not abolition, noting campaigns would focus on a few large states.

Sacramento State Senate Charles Chapel James A. Cohey Merced Richard Richards Dlos Angeles California Senate Richards Zoe Hugo Fisher San Diego Joseph Rattigan Santa Rosa

State Legislature Drafts and Bills in 1980 Session

A garbled summary lists proposals and actions from a 1980 legislative session. Mentions include tax exemptions for charities, transit funding, a World War I veterans pension request, a state intergovernmental relations commission, a medical rate program, school aid formulas, and motorist safety measures. Includes references to AB and ACA bills with authors from Los Angeles and San Francisco, plus a governor reorganization power proposal.

Renee Bless Terre MD Fas Angelea Industrial Welfare Commuissioh Senate Summitten Xing Holy Nord Electoral College AIR Seechabel Reinglevaod Seiter Planet Cobey Mer Shaw Beavests AJR McCarthy R-San Rainel Pensinn Slohemonth SJR Coackson Richards Los Angeles Medica Ipa Miler Martine Uscado Garey San Francisco Banks Winton Perris DeGakland Samaral Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority Public Wilson Dlos Angeles Communist Party ACA Francis B-San Ae Brava

Ted Kennedy Buys Squaw Island Home

Hyannis Mass Ted Kennedy youngest brother of the president announced he is purchasing a home on Squaw Island off Hyannis Port for his family. At first word of the deal sparked speculation the house would serve as a summer White House as Otis Air Force Base helicopters have practiced landings on the front lawn, boosting townspeople’s belief.

Ted Kennedy Squaw Island Hyannis, Mass Edward M Ted) Kennedy Hyannis Port Transacion White House Otis Air Force Base

Rocket Firing at Wallops Island Studied Atmosphere

NASA announced a Nike Cajun rocket test at Wallops Island Virginia to study winds and temperatures in the upper atmosphere. The 60 pound payload carried 12 explosive charges ejected and detonated at intervals from 20 to 52 miles altitude.

Washington APL National Aeronautics & Space Administration NASA Wallops Island

Solon Proposes Insurance for Traveling Athletes

State Senator John W. Holmdahl proposes mandatory life and medical insurance for traveling scholastic and college athletes following the Toledo plane crash that killed 16 Cal Poly players. The bill would require at least 5000 dollars of life coverage and 5000 dollars of medical insurance for high school, state college, and UC athletes.

Sacramento Cal Poly John W. Holmdahl Oakland Toledo Ohio State College University of California

Salt-Water Conversion Bets Face State Water Debate

UPI reports Salt-water conversion as a cheaper Southland water option alongside Feather River. Officials debate costs, feasibility, and how funds might shift to large scale plants. O'Meara and Warne clash over economic viability and state project implications.

Southland Philadelphia Sacramento UPI Jack A Federal ‘Grand Jury Presa Ae Beaver Redlands Washington South Feather River Tost San Diego Kern County Tehachapi Mountains

Unit Defeats Bill on Boys' Work Hours

In Sacramento the Assembly Industrial Relations Committee defeated a bill to exempt 16 and 17 year old workers in agriculture from maximum hour limits. Assemblyman Charles B Garrigus urged that the bill reflected the belief that older teens are capable of handling duties, while opponents argued it would loosen protections for young workers.

Sacramento Thesembly Porter Charles B Garrigus D-Reedley Ameri

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