Tenant Calls Proxmire a Cold Blooded Landlord
MADISON Wis AP tenant Kaye Schultz 23 claims Senator William Proxmire who owns a five bedroom frame house she rents with another woman is a cold landlord. She says the house lacks insulation and January fuel bill reached 280 dollars. Despite months of requests no insulation. Rent was withheld to avoid freezing or eviction. An aide said Proxmire may insulate the house or sell it to subdivide.
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Brown seeks unity on California water plan expansion
Gov. Brown launched a push to unite Californians behind a plan to spend 2 to 4 billion on statewide water projects. He eyed congressional support to restore 40 million cut from the Auburn Dam and named Ras Cranston and lawmakers as allies while outlining possible canal options around the Delta.
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Wet winter hopes fade as storm system stalls
After weeks with little rain, forecasts said a weak storm near the West Coast was unlikely to end the drought. Forecaster Bill Denney warned a high pressure system might return, while San Francisco considered water-use cuts of 25 percent. A holiday storm dumped rain over parched counties for about 30 hours, sparking crop losses but not enough to end drought. Rain amounts varied across the region, with Marin County and the Sierra receiving scattered totals and Oregon reports modest showers.
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Southland Receives Rains Amid Rush Hour Disruptions
Long awaited showers drenched the Southland this morning causing slippery streets and a spike in minor traffic accidents during the rush hour. Weather forecasts predicted continued showers through Thursday with coastal and northern mountains first to receive most rain. Coastal deserts and southern mountains were also expected to see rainfall as a weather system moves in.
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Weather Tonight and Thursday in Local Areas
TONIGHT AND THURSDAY Occasional showers across L.B. area with a low of 52 and high of 66. UNTAINS region expect windy showers and a snow level at 5,000 feet with temperatures from 24 to 40. DESERTS area sees windy, occasional showers with lows around 35 and highs near 58.
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Carter's Dial a President Show Set for Saturday Calls
Washington AP reports Carter will host a two hour call in show from 10 am to 1 pm Pacific Time, allowing 20 simultaneous callers. Calls are pre screened with seven second delay, CBS will carry it with Walter Cronkite moderating, and an 800 toll free line may connect the public to the White House for insight and questions.
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Los Angeles pushes revised school integration busing plan
Los Angeles Schools Supt William Johnston submits a revised desegregation plan with 14 integrated learning centers serving 24 000 children in 1977 78 and 57 centers added in year two to reach 96 centers for 6 400 children. Judge Pung EY appointed to oversee the case as hearings on Feb 24 25 and Mar 1 2 set.
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Major coffee firms cite Brazil as cause of sales losses
In Washington, Maxwell House division head Billy Tower of General Foods testified at a House hearing that prices rose to cover higher green bean costs and other expenses. Folger Coffee’s H J Lancaster echoed rising green coffee prices impacting profits. Federal officials said the Commodities Futures Trading Commission is probing possible price manipulation by foreign producers after a large 6 million pound purchase reversed a price drop on the New York exchange.
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California report on preparers' mistakes and death penalty”
California report notes misreading of preparers' mistakes and mentions death penalty approval by Cat. Schale panel. Gav. Browngays says he would abide by such a law if it passes over his veto. Nevada boycott and NOW board ads criticize lack of ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. EPA lists wars impacting gasoline use and calls for tighter fuel controls. page A-12 mentions increased security around nuclear plants and a water saving drive led by Mayor Tom Clark urging personal commitment. trash dump issue in LA discussed with velvet-glove handling by supervisors.
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